[Gaming Sports]+ [Sports]+ [Basketball]+ [System]+ [Reborn]+ [from the start]
In 2013, Cai Anna awakens a money-losing System. The more money she loses, the bigger the cash rewards she gets.
She originally wanted to return to China and invest in the national soccer team. After all, what business could lose money faster? But the System wouldn’t let her.
So she buys the Nets for a sky-high price!
While other owners spend big to win championships, she goes on a spending spree to tank.
She signs a bunch of aging veterans and injury-prone players to hefty contracts, assembling a five-man senior squad with a payroll through the roof.
Desperate to lose money fast, she even signs Chen Hao, a fragile player cut by the Heat and rejected by the entire league.
With her perfect money-losing roster in place, Cai Anna waits for the team to rack up losses so she can sit back and collect the System’s divine rewards.
What she never expects is that Chen Hao, the overlooked benchwarmer, awakens a Winning System.
Every victory heals his injuries, unlocks elite skills, and transforms him into a stronger player in every way!
In the 2014 playoffs, the Nets storm through the competition and stage a stunning comeback. By 2017, they top the league in record, popularity, and revenue, setting new profit records again and again.
Staring at the painfully high profits in the accounts, Cai Anna is devastated and close to tears.
Meanwhile, Chen Hao, dominating on the court, turns to her with a wide, sincere grin. “Don’t worry, boss. I won’t let you down after you gave me this chance!”
Cai Anna is utterly stunned.
She only wanted to lose money in peace and win without lifting a finger. How did she accidentally build a dynasty and become the most legendary owner in the league?
Asked by a reporter, Cai Anna glances back at Chen Hao, the culprit behind it all. “I really miss the old days!”
Does the author not understand anything about the NBA? First, international players must be at least 22 years old to be eligible for the draft. Second, NBA rookies have 2+2 guaranteed contracts, meaning their salary remains unchanged even after being waived.
I've seen some guys criticizing the draft age and rookie contracts. Could someone knowledgeable please explain? Love you all, muah!