Sports Tycoon: Starting as LeBron James's Stepfather

Luo Fei was reborn.

Just a second ago, he was a die-hard James hater, passionately arguing with people online.

“Six-Step Lang,” “MVP Inflation Theory,” “Dumb Points,” “40,000 Points in the Local Park,” “1–3, Brother.”

He rattled off every kind of take, citing sources and debating the masses until he won in a landslide.

The next second, he was kicked back to America in early 2003.

He had neither an exceptional height nor a System that could rewrite his fate. All he had was a head full of memories from his past life as a sports blogger.

That year, the Chosen One was famous across America, and the NBA was about to welcome its Little Emperor.

Countless agents, checkbooks in hand, were beating down the door of the James family home.

And Luo Fei got a chance to become LeBron James’s agent.

The price?

All he had to do was sacrifice a little dignity and accept the advances of James’s mother.

From now on, we’ll each call things our own way. I’ll call you the GOAT, and you’ll call me Dad.

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