After the long-winded discussion, the rest of the video picked out key moments from several important games and analyzed them in depth, using them as evidence to support the conclusions he'd already drawn.
At his computer, the blogger named Zhang Wei watched his newly posted video one more time. At last, he let out a long breath, relaxed, and leaned back in his chair.
He'd really gone all out for this video. He'd even skipped making a preview for the Bucks-Nets Game 7 War next door.
Fortunately, his efforts had paid off handsomely.
The fans who flocked to the video quickly brought him a tremendous amount of traffic.
The genuine feedback from the Bullet Comments told him that fans back home were clearly more interested in Chen Xi than in Durant and Harden.
He'd made the right call this time...
Once he'd finally relaxed, the side effects of thinking hard for so long and draining his energy caught up with him.
Feeling waves of drowsiness wash over him, he stopped fighting it. He turned off the computer, went to bed, and set an alarm on his phone. Before long, he was fast asleep.
Tonight... there was still a Game 7 to watch.
He'd skipped the preview, so he could write up a postgame recap instead...
May 26, 7:00 p.m.
Brooklyn, Barclays Center.
The final game of the Eastern Conference Finals—the Game 7 War between the Nets and the Bucks—was officially underway!
With all eyes on them, the two teams began their final showdown.
After the game started, the Milwaukee Bucks struck first.
As the saying went, "When he's down, finish him off!"
Seizing the chance presented by Paul George's injury, the Bucks were determined to win this game.
Damian Lillard made an immediate impact in the opening minutes, using his