I Wanted to Be a Loser, but I Went Straight to the Basketball Hall of Fame

A Chinese manager landed on a bad NBA team. An amazing pick in the 2009 draft, which later proved to be the greatest pick in history. The free market that has been filled with big fish for 10 years seems to have yielded nothing, but it has secured the cornerstone of a future dynasty. Behind the huge loss-making transaction in 11 years, there was a shocking backhand, which shocked everyone a year later. In 2012, seeing that the team's performance was getting better and better, he volunteered to serve as the head coach concurrently, and the team became more and more courageous. In 2014, he even directly bought the team and became the owner, starting his journey to the championship... 20 Years later, he became the second Asian to be elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. He holds many honors such as "Best Coach", "Best Manager", "Most Popular Manager", "NBA Top 15 Coaches", etc. "Times" conducted an exclusive interview with him: "As the manager and coach of the most successful team in the second decade of the 21st century, how do you feel about this decade?" "I would say, in the beginning, I really just wanted to be bad." "Being bad is the only way for a team to succeed." "Yes, but it blocked my path to success." "Don't you think you are successful enough?" "I accompany a dozen big guys chasing a ball every day. What kind of success is there? I originally had more lofty ideals..." Min Congda, who has great ambitions, raised his head at 45 degrees and looked up at the ceiling. He recalled that in the afternoon after waking up from a nap, he embarked on a journey of making money.