Hot-Blooded: Becoming the Strongest at Suzuran High

It's this kind of story where the protagonist has never read the original work, and is not interested in the apex, and then wants to become the apex because of a certain thing. It's better to have a clear goal directly, because this way of writing looks very pretentious.

Originally, apex was a passionate pursuit. If I didn't want to log into apex, I would just get out. It's not good to be a loser. You'd be forced to do it at every turn. The most annoying thing about this kind of mindless and opinionated protagonist was an old routine from 20 years ago, because at that time, it was shameful to be "ambitious". Nowadays, it's popular to pay attention to personal charm, assertiveness and charisma.

Haha, isn't this protagonist mentally retarded? You have to be hit every time before you fight back?

The writing is pretty good, please update soon

Overall it's pretty good, but updates are a bit slow.

I still want to get excited at this speed, so hurry up and update a chapter or two.

If you have any doubts about Regao's plot or have different opinions, you are welcome to discuss it, but don't come up and say you haven't watched Regao, or you are SB or something. Welcome, let's talk about Regao's combat power.

What's the turning point later? The mountains must be gone so soon.

You are writing nonsense. Anyone who has watched Rego will know that you are writing nonsense. The protagonist looks like a *, and there is Tsutsumoto Judo, a judo master who has won the national admission ticket. His combat power is lower than that of a first grader. If you say he is lower than the Ebizuka trio, I agree. The other two can't compare, so what else are you writing?

Is the author's second generation rich if his family also owns a cement factory?