Lakers Championship: Start with Acquiring the Team

I bought the Los Angeles Lakers at the age of twenty-four, and from then on I wrote the rules of the NBA. Lin Yuan, twenty-four years old, is a self-made Wolf of Wall Street. When the Jeanie Buss family announced the sale of the Los Angeles Lakers, the world thought it would be some Middle Eastern oil prince or Silicon Valley giant who would take over. No one expected that the person who finally signed the acquisition contract would be a young man from China. Full cash. $6.8 Billion. There are no installments, no partners, and no fund endorsement. When the news came out, the entire league was shaken. ESPN made an emergency broadcast, the Twitter server crashed twice, and fans all over the world were searching for the same name - Lin Yuan, who is he? On his first day in office, he did something that stunned everyone. Send away Luka Doncic, the absolute cornerstone of the team and the face of the league for the next ten years. ESPN rating: D+. The famous speaker roared: "This is the stupidest deal I have ever seen!" Fans burned his portrait, and the media used front-page headlines to declare "the early end of the Lakers dynasty." No one knew that Lin Yuan held a trump card that the whole world didn't know about. A system. A system that allows him to load legendary star templates for Chinese players. Load Jokic's template into Yang Hansen. Give Zeng Fanbo the offensive and defensive capabilities of Paul George. Load up Kyle Lee with Leonard's top defense. Load Lin Wei with Devin Booker's scoring instincts. His chips were laughed at by the whole world, but only Lin Yuan knew that the moment the system was integrated, the entire alliance would pay the price for today's ridicule.