
Urban: You Asked Me to Fill In as a Referee, but I Became a Boxing Champion
都市:让你代理裁判你竟成为拳王
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 133k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
63Chapters
1.3MReads
1.8kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 13
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Is MMA turning into WWE? This plot is too familiar
**Chapter 1 has no exposure at all, so I decided to return to the original word count Gentlemen, I'm sorry, please spare me. I beg for flowers and evaluation votes. I don't want anything else. I don't dare to ask for it. I just want to take the free data in your hands.
I don't recommend reading it. The author specified that he was suffering from a serious illness and his combat power was increased. He had to take a few minutes of beating to see the effect. He could kill him with just a few punches but he still had to let others beat him for a few minutes. There is a banana woman boss who is a beauty in the world. She understands everything.
If people who have gone to college can still be teenagers, it may be because I don't fully understand the definition of teenagers. Can the author explain it? Popularize it
Look down on me, Ben Lei Shou Wen Tai
Comments on the chapter "City: Let You Act as a Referee and You Become the Boxing Champion" written by Hougu Biscuit. Chapter 1: Coming from time to time, a genius referee (please collect it, please flowers, please everything).
I can read the first dozen chapters, but I can't write anything interesting.
This book seemed pretty good at first, but it got worse as I read later.
It is comparable to the fifth greatest book after the four great classics. I discovered it today. It's almost like a Nobel Prize in Literature.
It is speechless to gain attention by constantly belittling the country.