Super Fight Tokyo

I have a problem. The protagonist has no system, and his body has not been exercised for many years. How can he do it? After being punched by Long, he suddenly understands the moves, and then becomes very awesome... He just punched you, and you didn't dodge... Is this okay? Then according to your statement, you can find a jeep and hit it directly, and you can become stronger... At least if you get hit more, the intensity can gradually become stronger, instead of being understood in one punch, and suddenly become strong enough to box, just like a baby, Einstein's formula of relativity is drawn on the blackboard, this baby suddenly evolves into a high school student... There is no need to understand

In fact, these death row prisoners are all perverts who indulge themselves just to kill people. Why are they seeking defeat? If this is the case, wouldn't it be better to challenge Yujiro directly? They are just as hypocritical and pretentious as they were in their childhood.

It's unexpectedly hot, and it's such a big upset in fighting. This is a rare and good grass. It's a pity that there is too much content about gamblers. When writing about martial arts, you should fight to the end. It is really good to add the battle of wits as part of daily life and act as a moderator between the martial arts. However, it is boring to write it in a large space and treat it as a main story, and it is daily life. It is even more uncomfortable to follow up. If you keep it, you are afraid of dying, but if you don't keep it, you will be disgusting. The same type of writing is unfinished. Most of the reasons are because the writing is off-topic, such as writing about only love or love or stallion life. The essence of gambling is "fighting" and the essence of gambling is "betting". They are also off-topic. Even the previous work "Omega" was obviously super awesome but completely turned into a dungeon. This is largely due to this reason. In short, the flaws are not concealed. It is a rare masterpiece with good intentions and is really worth watching. Some words cannot be typed. If you type a comment, it will most likely be swallowed. In short, the works of newcomers that I particularly admire have been removed from the shelves in various ways. The author must be careful.

The fighting scenes are very exciting, the characterization is excellent, and the characters have distinct personalities. But the male protagonist's catchphrase appears too many times. It looks good at the beginning, but it affects the perception a little later. The combat power is a bit strong, but he is too thin and the value is too low. Golden Finger is mainly about improving skills. The male protagonist's numerical improvement depends entirely on his own efforts, and his growth is too slow. Of course, growth would be fast in the real world, but this is the world of Kenshin Saberya, which makes it more difficult to defeat most enemies. Just the opposite of "I Blast Everything in Tokyo", one value expands too fast and the other value expands too slowly.

It's a bit draggy in the front, but it looks pretty good in the back.

Come on, the author loves playing Street Fighter recently, but fighting is still too unpopular. Support the author

After reading dozens of chapters, I fell in love when I saw the protagonist Tang Jing.

I can't stand watching 215. The fighting is well written, but it's just not that exciting. The protagonist keeps getting beaten and then explodes.

Why does it have to be ten words?

Why does it have to be 10 characters?