"???"
"What's with Su Yan wearing all those designer brands?!"
"So what? Su Yan just renewed with the Knicks on a contract worth tens of millions a year. What's wrong with buying some nice clothes?!"
"Fun fact: players' salaries are paid out monthly, or even quarterly.
How could he have gotten the money that quickly?
Su Yan's entire outfit is top-tier designer stuff, and they're all the latest releases for the season.
Every single piece costs a fortune.
Ordinary people simply can't afford them.
More importantly... when the camera flashed past just now, I got a clear look at the watch on Su Yan's wrist.
Model 1437, a limited-edition Patek Philippe. Current price: 140,000 USD.
A week ago, it was still 130,000 USD. Because it was so exquisite, and Patek Philippe watches always held their value well, it went up by 10,000 in just one week.
140,000 for a watch.
I'm just saying... even if Su Yan could immediately receive around 6 million after taxes from his annual salary, that would average out to roughly 500,000 a month.
Would he really be willing to spend 140,000 USD on a single watch?!
After all... he still had all those designer clothes to buy, plus plenty of other daily expenses."
"That makes sense."
"Holy shit! Does that mean... Su Yan's family owns mines and he's a rich second-generation heir?!"
"More or less."
"But you'd never know it normally. Are there really rich second-generation heirs this low-key?!"
"Rare, but... if it exists, it makes sense."
"I can't take it anymore. He's this handsome, this good at basketball, this rich, and this low-key too. Are other men even supposed to survive?!"
"A man born at the very top of the food chain! He'll have priority in choosing a mate for the rest of his