Zhou Zong, a professional boxing player in modern society, lost a leg in an accident and became depressed and unable to recover.
God played a joke on him and let his soul pass through the body of a peninsula student.
What is the relationship between a cowardly high school student, an unscrupulous chaebol, a shameless politician, and a gangster organization that has done all kinds of evil?
Some people say that there is a pair of invisible hands pressing on everyone's head in the South Korean Peninsula!
"Boyhood"
"Sin City"
"The Youngest Son of a Chaebol"
"New World"
"Reply 1988"
Reader comments
A good book, with a few flaws, but it makes it readable and worth the effort.
It's quite good-looking, and it's a more everyday look in the underworld. As long as the character of the protagonist is not ruined, it should be able to become popular. Currently, there is no female protagonist, but there are women.
It's so good, I've watched it twice.
Keep it up, it looks great
It would be nice to have some character pictures
You can do better in writing.
Not bad. Love watching it.
This is a good point. The Dark Heavenly Flow cultivates strong men through the method of raising Gu.
Why did it stop? I really like it.
Very good, come on, it's just not enough
Well written, affirmation from a five-year-old bookworm
The first two chapters were a bit confusing at first, but the later chapters are very powerful! !
A good book, with a few flaws, but it makes it readable and worth the effort.
It's quite good-looking, and it's a more everyday look in the underworld. As long as the character of the protagonist is not ruined, it should be able to become popular. Currently, there is no female protagonist, but there are women.
It's so good, I've watched it twice.
Keep it up, it looks great
It would be nice to have some character pictures
You can do better in writing.
Not bad. Love watching it.
This is a good point. The Dark Heavenly Flow cultivates strong men through the method of raising Gu.
Why did it stop? I really like it.
Very good, come on, it's just not enough
Well written, affirmation from a five-year-old bookworm
The first two chapters were a bit confusing at first, but the later chapters are very powerful! !