NBA: After 73 Titles, Curry Forces LeBron and Durant to Team Up

On the eve of Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals, Curry is reborn with memories of winning 73 games only to finish as a runner-up, and the Loyalty Bond System awakens at the same time.

This time, he will rewrite Game 7 first, then take back both the championship and the Finals MVP.

But when the fairy tale is finally restored,

the butterfly effect pushes the league in an even more terrifying direction:

Kevin Durant does not join the Warriors. Instead, he turns around and teams up with LeBron James, bringing the superteam era forward ahead of schedule.

The Golden State dynasty, one-man-one-team loyalty, and a bond-based system face off against the LeBron-Durant wing duo, the championship-at-all-costs philosophy, and the league’s public opinion.

Starting on the night of Game 7, what Curry must protect is not just a championship, but the very definition of greatness.