What fans discussed most was his extraordinary eagerness to return home.
In the past, the league's top player had always been steady, composed, and meticulous after games.
Whether it was a blowout win or a narrow victory, he would complete every postgame obligation.
But in this series, Li Fei was completely different.
He left at top speed after Game 3, then headed straight home the moment Game 4, the series finale, ended.
He skipped every media interview, team gathering, and city celebration without a shred of reluctance.
The TNT studio once again launched into a heated discussion, with the three commentators offering their own views.
Marv Albert spoke with a smile, his tone full of understanding.
"Everyone is analyzing the Knicks' dominance, analyzing Li Fei's control over the court."
"But what I see is the softest weakness of this superstar."
Bill Walton nodded in agreement, his eyes full of emotion.
"He doesn't care about postgame exposure, media buzz, or the honors of a city."
"He understands that victory on the court is his profession, while tenderness at home is life."
Kevin Harlan delivered the final summary, getting straight to the point.
"Li Fei wins games faster than every other playoff team."
"Not because he wants extra time to prepare for the next round, but simply because he wants to get home sooner."
"The world envies him for becoming a legend with five championships and ruling over a league Dynasty."
"But they do not know that this iron-blooded emperor's greatest attachment is his pregnant beloved at home."
Fans across the internet flooded the comments with jokes, and the buzz continued to climb.
"So even the man who dominates the entire league has moments when he can't wait to go home."
"Sweeping the Bucks wasn't a display of overwhelming strength. He just