Rebirth: My Golden Ticket Is LeBron

Chen Mo, 2026, Beijing. Thirty-six years old, deputy section chief, never promoted. Car on loan, house on mortgage, wife divorced, life was a straight road to retirement. A car accident sent him back to 2011. When he woke up, he was at a construction site—the summer he was seventeen, carrying bricks with his cousin to earn tuition. Pockets empty, hands calloused, old T-shirt soaked with sweat stuck to his back. He wanted to curse. Until he saw the sports newspaper at the stand—LeBron James, the basketball emperor who had just lost the Finals to Dallas and was being called a 'choker' and 'traitor' by the whole world, plastered on the front page looking miserable. All of America was burning his jersey. Experts said he would never win a championship. Cleveland fans cursed him to never get a ring. Huang Tianyi squatted on the red brick pile at the construction site, read the news three times, and then smiled. Because he knew what would happen in the next six years. The Death Stare at the Garden. The 1-3 comeback at Oracle Arena. From being despised by the world to becoming a legend. And only he in the whole world knew this script. First pot of gold? Start when LeBron James was at his lowest. — Description from novelcodex.org