Black market boxing is the most brutal sport in the world. The development of a good boxer is almost always at the expense of shortened lifespan.
Training a player requires at least one camper, four to six coaches, equipment worth millions of dollars and a lot of money. People who enter this industry often have no choice but to do so, so there is always a big boss behind a boxer. After the initial selection and investment, the boxers' lives are then gambled to squeeze out every drop of blood. The only successful retirement recorded in history is the boxing champion Anohan in 1932. Everyone else either died in the ring or "died in accidents" quickly after announcing their withdrawal.
The protagonist of this article, Li Jihua, has very good physical fitness. In martial arts novels, he is the so-called "weird". In the late 1970s, he moved from the countryside to the city to work, and was tricked into working as a piglet in the United States. He had a violent temper, and because he couldn't stand the oppression of the snakehead, he accidentally killed someone when he resisted. Just when he thought he was going to die in a foreign prison. Suddenly bailed out.
Finally standing in front of him was an old man smoking a cigar and wearing a Tang suit.
"My car was just off to the side that day."
"What are you talking about?"
"I admire you very much. Why don't you help me box?"
The protagonist's fate has changed since then.
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Emmmmmmm, I feel like I will be blocked as soon as I post an article. I like it very much. It has a brief outline, but I probably won't publish it.