Bring It On Again

The companion novel, “The Fighter,” shares this story’s setting and follows a sanda team. It’s now available. Thanks for your support!

After Qin Zaizhan insisted on competing despite an injury, his opponent knocked him out with a kick. When he woke up, the unfamiliar face in the mirror left him panicking. His nearly new body gave him hope of reviving a dream he’d thought was dead.

With no one believing in him, Qin Zaizhan took over the body of the original rookie and won every match in style. Just as he finally earned a chance to try out for the national team...

Why does this team captain look so much like the person I offended?! The bloody bite mark on his shoulder! The man-made lake I dragged him into! The mediation room we went to together!

Qin Zaizhan knew when to bend and when to stand firm. He thought, “I’m screwed. Rather than let him make my life miserable, I might as well see if I can get in through the back door! Plenty of sworn enemies have become brothers, right?!”

And later, he really did get in through the back door... Holding the world championship trophy, Qin Zaizhan thought he hadn’t come off too badly. The trophy was his, and so was the other champion.

A cool-headed, soft-hearted national team athlete with long legs and a doting streak, top * A hot-tempered, sharp-tongued, shameless rebel who never stops pushing the limits, bottom

A powerful couple.

1. Male-male sports romance, taekwondo.

2. The bottom grows steadily, advancing through competition after competition and selection trials to reach the top. He gets a bit of a golden finger (Zhou Bufu raises his hand).

3. No flashy stunts, just realistic matches. Technical terms are explained in the author’s notes and aren’t important.

4. The career and romance develop side by side.

Zhou Bufu Qin Zaizhan