Qian Xiaotian, the son of a Chinese-American billionaire, made no appearances in four years of college and spent money to buy the "trash" of the school team.
Lost in the NBA draft? It doesn't matter, spend $5 billion to buy a contract!
Thunder dislikes him? It doesn't matter, 2 billion in sponsorship fees are spent, and the management kneels down and begs him to play!
First appearance? Sorry, 3 minutes, 0 points and 3 errors, the system is not activated.
Coming off the bench? Sorry, I played with my teammates and only activated 2/3, so my performance was mediocre.
Until that game - first rotation, only appearance, first entry.
Boom! The system is fully activated!
20+ Points in a single quarter, dunking on DeAndre Jordan, slapping all doubters in the face!
"It's not that I don't want to play well, it's that you don't understand the ritual of the sixth man."
"Starting? What kind of garbage position is that? I'm only the sixth man."
"What? Durant wants to drink Scarlett's bathwater? Sorry, she's my girlfriend now."
This is the story of a rich second generation who used money to pave the way, used the system to support them, and used willfulness to conquer the NBA.
When Durant was devastated in the Warriors, Qian Xiaotian had already lifted the championship trophy, hugged Scarlett, and became the most enviable man in the world.
"If you have money, you can really do whatever you want."
"But in basketball, I rely on strength."
