Mountain Peak System: a Path to NBA-Chapter 598 - 200 Harvest Time! When GOAT’s vision is questioned! (First Update!)

Two years after last lifting the trophy, Qin Yue thought he had matured a lot...

But ultimately, he still couldn't control the surge of joy that came from winning the championship.

However, unlike the past two championship wins...

When leading the Warriors to an awe-inspiring 75 wins in the regular season and marching all the way to the finals, Qin Yue walked around the arena with his hands in his pockets as usual. If in the past, Qin Yue left an impression of "how can you call yourself young if you're not spirited"...

Then at this moment, with the momentum to challenge Jordan's status, he could only be described as "how lonely to be invincible."

In this finals series, Qin Yue averaged 42 points, 14.8 rebounds, 10.8 assists, 3.4 blocks, and 1.2 steals per game for the Warriors.

Furthermore, in the second game that determined the series, he shattered his own records for single-game scoring in the finals and playoffs with an astonishing 70 points.

Though compared to the old GOAT...

Qin Yue still needs to surpass Jordan in many honors, including but not limited to the number of championship rings, MVPs and FMVPs, selections to All-NBA teams and All-Defensive teams, to achieve complete and unequivocal supremacy.

But after leading the Warriors to regain the championship this year, at this moment, even hardcore Jordan fans cannot deny that Qin Yue has become the highest Mountain Peak in the NBA.

Why is Qin Yue the highest Mountain Peak in the NBA?

Because until now, no one has ever achieved a season as successful as his in the history of the NBA.

This season, whether in personal stats, on-court performance, or team record, the not-yet-27-year-old Qin Yue not only led the team in an invincible march across the league but also demonstrated influence on the court that visibly exceeded all predecessors of his age.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst asked, "After such a glorious achievement in your first season back from injury, is there anything you want to say to your supporters?"

"You know, I always love my fans, and my fans want to see me be a winner, so overall, I fucking love the feeling of being a winner." Qin Yue said, "Regardless of the past, present, or future, my purpose in playing basketball is destined to be one: every season I strive to be the top winner because I want to keep winning until the end of the world!"

North Shore Garden Arena.

In the celebration, the two most excited players in the Warriors team were undoubtedly Nash and Hill.

When the toil of fourteen previous seasons sweetened at this moment, Nash shed tears and said, "This is definitely the most wonderful day of my life, thank 'God'!"

"I think my life is now complete." Hill said emotionally, "I must thank Messiah because if not for his persuasion, I had planned to retire last summer."

"Grant, after winning the championship this year, will you still consider retiring?"

"I believe there's still fuel in my tank." Hill smiled, "I think I can still play for two or three more seasons."

Retire?

What a joke!

For Hill, who has been filled with regret and unwillingness in the past, having finally won his first championship, how could he be willing to retire?

Then, at the award ceremony, Qin Yue personally handed the team the O'Brien Cup, symbolizing the NBA's highest team honor.

Warriors' owner, and former small shareholder of the Celtics, Joe Lacob, chose not to compete for the spotlight with Qin Yue.

Only after Qin Yue turned away satisfied...

Did Lacob half-kneel before him to receive the heavy championship trophy.

On this, multiple American media outlets dubbed Lacob's kneeling as a "world-shaking kneel."

The New York Times commented: "Joe Lacob expressed his gratitude to Messiah with his bowing! This Bay Area savior deserves this honor!"

Subsequently, Qin Yue effortlessly received the FMVP trophy from Bill Russell.

"This is an honor you deserve, kid." Russell said, "Congratulations to you and your team."

Upon hearing this, Qin Yue smiled and said, "I think we'll meet again next year."

Meet again next year?

To be honest, if possible, Russell really hopes not to see Qin Yue next year.

Because after this night...

The Celtics, whom he had served for thirteen seasons and won eleven championships with, have reversed their fortune into an awkward dynasty of runners-up.

For the past three years, the Celtics have successfully reached the finals each year.

But each year, hoping to console the spirit of "Cardinal" Auerbach in heaven with a championship, they have consecutively become the NBA's grand runner-up.

At North Shore Garden Arena, as the victorious Warriors return to the peak and the entire Bay Area goes crazy for them, only Celtics' supporters know just how deeply unsatisfied they are.

...

On the night of the championship win, the Warriors didn't choose to stay in Boston but instead returned to Oakland overnight.

Too excited to sleep on the plane, Qin Yue opened the Mountain Peak system and started to inventory the spoils of his season.

Firstly, was the reward for the task "Road to the Mountain Peak".

Through this task, Qin Yue obtained the final fragment of the "The Zone" badge, officially unlocking this legendary badge that he had been curious about.

"The Zone: This badge will grant the host the ability to freely enter 'The Zone', but the duration of each entry will still be determined by the host's live game state."

Secondly, was another reward from the "Road to the Mountain Peak" task.

"Steel Body: This badge will significantly reduce the risk of injuries caused by accumulated fatigue for the host."