The Boxing Ring’s Fierce Tiger: Champion of 1998

I think this is Tomato's best boxer story. It's not without its shortcomings. For example, the scene of robbing a coal mine made me jump because it was so embarrassing. But the flaws outweigh the flaws, and the description of boxing is great.

It's good at the beginning, but there are too many buffs, dynamic vision and clear power. Ordinary people who have really practiced boxing will know how powerful this is. This is the first time I feel jealous while reading a book.

It's good-looking, and I always say it's not for money, but for honor. At the beginning, the protagonist's family was so poor, and he still wanted to win glory for the country, so the whole family went to drink the northwest wind.

I finished reading it in one go. Although it is a relatively niche boxing subject, the atmosphere of the times in the novel is quite distinct. The protagonist and supporting characters are also very vivid and beautiful (๑• . •๑) Come on!

Looking back at the 1990s, this boxing article writes about the burning passion of grassroots boxers. There are no exaggerated cheats, and I rely on sweat, confrontation and persistence to stand in the ring step by step. There are plenty of punches in the ring, but behind the ring are the struggles and stubbornness of ordinary people of the era. The competitive atmosphere is realistic, and the characters are real and vivid. It is worth reading for those who like hard-core sports.

There are very few people who really write about boxing who write so wonderfully. Unlike other games with cheats, the plot picks up quickly. There are no cheats in this game, the pace is very good, and it makes people want to watch it. Why do so few people rate it? A rare piece of writing. There are just too few updates.

Recently, I was injured and hospitalized for rehabilitation treatment. I really hope that I can embrace sports when I am healthy. I thank the author for this passionate and youthful work for giving me encouragement and strength. I hope that the author can continue to work hard to create more excellent works.

A pure, flesh-and-blood athlete story, the author's protagonist is an athlete! Athlete! Athlete! There is no so-called nonsense plot of building a capital empire. This is my favorite, close to reality. The start of the career was not smooth due to force majeure. Some people may have quit after seeing this, but please be patient and read the next two chapters. The protagonist joins the national team and has a stage to show himself. He wins the Asian Games and beats every opponent in the boxing championship. It feels good.

The writing is very good and true. I have only read less than thirty chapters, and I was moved several times in the middle. I only started boxing when I was in my thirties. I practiced boxing for less than a year. I don't know why, but I was moved by the simplicity and diligence of the characters.

Readers of the niche genre should like it very much. It is more down-to-earth and the plot description is also very close to reality. Readers who like this genre can give it a try. It can be regarded as the number one in the niche genre.