[Jin Fan] The Hard Road
[金藩]行路难
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 7k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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I like this setting of the original poster very much, everyone is happy with it. Ps: The two male protagonists in The Strongest on Earth are really handsome and full of masculinity. I can't comment twice, I can only give you 0 points, sorry.
"Wen Wu is the first, Wu Wu is the second" +10086 A few years ago, when I watched The Strongest on Earth, I felt that my senior brother was a villain, but when I rewatched it this year, I no longer felt that way. The senior brothers have their own things to insist on. In competitive competitions, at least what Qiao Jian and Jin Fan think and do are worthy of their own hearts.
Oh my god, I love it so much, the last martial arts coach 23333
Jin Fan and Qiao Jian have complementary personalities, so they are very suitable as a pair of CPs~ I will send the poster a bouquet of flowers~~
I have always felt that Jin Fan, the so-called "villain", is very tragic. It is originally a competitive event, and you have to try your best to compete. If it's just like the protagonist, is there any point in the game? It's all just give and go, so there's no need to do anything like the Olympics, National Games, Asian Games, etc. This is called a lack of sportsmanship, right? Moreover, the fight with Tang Ning was basically arranged by the female boss. Can he be blamed for this? But it's true that he breached the contract first, that's right. . . What he did was indeed not very authentic.