After Mutating, I Became a Fighting Star

It's pretty good. It adds a mutant setting to the fighting, but the details can't be too realistic. Some netizens write it too wisely. It smells like a fandom from the beginning, which is too overwhelming, but it's not a big problem. Overall, it's a good read.

The subject matter is very novel, and this is a new track.

The score is low, it should be at least 7.5 Or above. The overall story framework is still very interesting. The story is very novel. It is occasionally watered down and the description of details is a little less, but overall it is still good.

A novel idea, what would it be like in real life if mutants appeared. The author's writing is very good, not so dramatic, but just the helplessness of making a living and tea, rice, oil and salt. The character of the protagonist is also good, and the story of life after being forced to box is also good. The most important thing is the complaints from netizens in the article. The author likes surfing very much.

Another one who writes fight scenes quite well. I really can't stand it. It is recommended to add more details about the mutations of other mutants. For example, scales or something. Then you all rely on the author's imagination.

The subject matter is novel and the writing is very good. It would be better if there were less mindless online reviews. It's okay to come in occasionally. I keep holding on to it and it feels very distracting.

I only wrote 4,000 words in one day. When the guy next door who writes about online games found out about it, he thought I was looking down on him.

A passionate carnival of punches and fists, a sincere work on the fighting theme The most amazing thing about this fighting novel is that it breaks away from tradition and chooses to make the contestants all mutants. This setting is slightly fantasy but makes every attack and defense full of tension. The author describes the fighting scenes very well - from the muffled sound of the fist gloves, the rhythm of the footwork, to the details of the tense muscles and the track of the sweat, they are all very graphic, as if the reader can instantly be in the arena and feel the tension and excitement of the adrenaline surge. The move design is both professional and not obscure. It includes head-to-head confrontations of strength and speed, as well as games of skill and strategy. At the same time, the protagonist's step-by-step growth (the protagonist is a boxing champion at the beginning, but it is because no one can fight at the beginning. Later, the protagonist and others gradually become stronger, but they can always protect their throne) and the exciting points of the transformation of identity and life are also well written. Overall, it's a very good fighting article [like]

If it were the main character, I would give it two stars.

For newbies, this is just one book with a lot of words. I haven't finished the previous one on raising chickens, but I've finished all the others. It's recommended, okay, keep up the good work!