Does the Championship Come with an FMVP?

Behind every successful man was a woman who had quietly supported him.

At the thought, Zuo Xiao's gaze dimmed slightly.

At first, she had liked Wang Yi simply because he was good at basketball.

It was the kind of affection a starstruck girl felt for a celebrity.

But after following Wang Yi around for so long, she had come to understand him better.

His clear-cut likes and dislikes, and the way he'd take on anyone he couldn't stand or who challenged him.

His hard work and perseverance, and the way he never gave up, even when he was backed into a corner.

All of it had captivated her deeply.

Gradually, she realized she had fallen for Wang Yi.

By now, she was completely unable to pull herself away.

Though she knew her feelings for him would never lead anywhere—Wang Yi already had Nicole—she was content just to see him every day. She didn't dare hope for anything more.

Beside her, Sima Liang noticed the dreamy look in Zuo Xiao's eyes and couldn't help sighing to himself.

Sigh. It's all tears once you get talking.

These are two sad stories.

While Wang Yi and the others celebrated, the Heat were already attending their press conference.

From their head coach to their players, every one of them had nothing but praise for Wang Yi's performance.

Coach Spoelstra said, "Wang Yi finished the last game with 50 points, 14 rebounds, 13 steals, 10 blocks, and 8 assists. Just one assist short of a quintuple-double. He averaged 50.8 points throughout the Finals. I've never seen such a magnificent scoring performance. He's a one-of-a-kind player in history. If nothing unexpected happens, Wang Yi will be a problem for the entire league over the next few years."

The tough-as-nails Butler also had this to say about