Despite My Determination to Tank, I'm Heading Straight for the Basketball Hall of Fame

A Chinese manager was parachuted into an NBA team that had been a perennial underperformer. The 2009 NBA Draft was an amazing pick, which later proved to be the greatest draft pick in history. The free market, which had been teeming with big names for 10 years, seemed to have yielded nothing, but it laid the foundation for a future dynasty. Behind the 11-year losing streak of a massive deal lies a shocking scheme that will leave everyone stunned a year later. After 12 years, seeing the team's performance improve, he volunteered to take on the role of head coach, and the team became stronger and stronger. In 2014, he even bought the team and became its owner, embarking on his championship journey... Twenty years later, he became the second Asian to be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. He has received numerous honors, including "Best Coach", "Best Manager", "Most Popular Manager" and "Top 15 Coaches in NBA History". Time magazine conducted an exclusive interview with him: "As the manager and coach of the most successful team in the second decade of the 21st century, what are your thoughts on this decade?" "I want to say that at first, I really just wanted to give up." "Taking a gamble is an inevitable path for a team to achieve success." "That's right, but that blocked my path to success." "Don't you think you're successful enough?" "What kind of success is it to spend every day chasing a ball with a dozen big men? I had much grander ideals..." With lofty aspirations, Min Congda looked up at the ceiling at a 45-degree angle and recalled that afternoon after waking up from his nap, he embarked on a journey of giving up.