[Manager] [Head Coach's Perspective] [Hardcore, Not Brain-Dead]
Sun Kai, a star salesman and veteran basketball fan, is unexpectedly sent back to New York in 2001. With a System at his disposal, he talks his way into becoming the Knicks' vice president and head coach. He cures Penny Hardaway's chronic injuries, drafts Yao Ming, and from then on, many players who never won a championship get their dreams fulfilled, while plenty of others beg to join Sun Kai's team.
Hardaway: Four people changed my life. Coach Sun was one of them.
Kobe: My greatest regret is that I never got to play for Sun's team.
J.R. Smith: He isn't just my coach, he's more like another father to me, even though he's less than ten years older than I am.
Artest: It's hard to believe he's not even thirty. He's like an elder and a big brother, protecting us. With him around, we can always play at 200 percent, making winning a championship seem so easy.
LeBron James: Next season, I'm taking my talents to Sun's team!
Sun Kai: LeBron is a great player, no question about it. But my team's systems on both offense and defense are already in place. I won't tear everything down just to bring in one or two players. He'll definitely win a championship and an FMVP someday, but it might not be with my team.
(My dear readers, I'm really sorry that two of my books were taken down. I had no choice but to try a different genre. I've always wanted to write a basketball novel, so today I dug up an old outline and decided to give it a go. If this is your first time coming across my work, rest assured: my older books have millions of reads. They were taken down because of their subject matter, but the content itself is solid.)
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