After Wang Yi made his declaration, it didn't even take 24 hours.
In just two hours, all 236 people had responded. Basically, they all wanted Wang Yi to add his career to the wager.
Wang Yi's response was remarkably simple:
"OK."
At that moment, American fans were practically celebrating en masse.
In their eyes, Wang Yi was finished.
Back home, half of all the fans supported Wang Yi, believing he could work a miracle.
The other half, however, took a more rational view. The Kings had Wang Yi, but their overall strength was clearly far inferior to the Bucks'.
They thought Wang Yi was making an incredibly risky bet this time.
They thought Wang Yi was being far too irrational. Some busybodies even said he was treating the hopes of all 1.4 billion Chinese people like a joke, casually wagering them over and over. That showed he didn't care about the Chinese people at all.
Of course, anyone who said something like that was immediately flamed into oblivion by the Rainforest Army and never dared show their face again.
Then the Rainforest Army went beyond China's borders and took on the American trolls.
They took down the trolls who had been insulting Wang Yi, one after another, until none of them dared show their faces again.
These days, the Rainforest Army's fighting strength was no joke.
Every time someone went after Wang Yi, the Rainforest Army would step in with a tidal wave of attacks, making those people disappear from the internet.
Finally, on June 1, the first game of the Finals was about to begin.
The game had everyone's attention.
Before the first game of the Finals tipped off.
To draw more viewers and give the Finals more buzz, the NBA came up with something different. Instead of holding