The Boxing Superstar

Hello author, I love this book! But what Chapter 99 said about "flies don't bite seamless eggs" has passed! This is very disrespectful to women! It is a speech that justifies atrocities and uncivilized behavior. I originally thought Feng Xinyue in the book would scold him back! No matter what a woman is wearing, it is not a reason for men to harass or commit violence! No matter how young a naughty child is, there is no reason to act willfully! Weakness can be the reason for being bullied, but weakness cannot be the reason! Otherwise, it will only form a vicious cycle of the weak becoming strong, then bullying the weak, the weak being bullied, becoming strong, and then bullying the weak! Verbal violence is sometimes more terrifying. When the protagonist says those words, he has become an oppressor.

When you read Chuanwu, you will know the level of this book.

It's a bit confusing. Traditional martial arts did have its glory, but many things are a bit mythical, or misled by those kung fu movies? It's already a bit out of touch with reality. The protagonist's physical fitness doesn't have any golden fingers or internal strength, so why is he so powerful inexplicably? For those martial artists in the Republic of China who were so strong, apart from their moves, physical fitness was also crucial. They were all big, round, muscular and well-built. How could you challenge someone who weighed dozens of kilograms more than you if your physical fitness was not up to par and you didn't have any super-realistic golden fingers? You Dou? Or is it that your body tissues are different from ordinary people and have higher density?

The biggest problem is that you start from lightweight to heavyweight. You are totally kidding me. If you start from lightweight to middleweight, or start from middleweight to heavyweight (if you are not 1.85 Meters in heavyweight, you can't even yy)

The part about playing in the ring with NFL poisoned me! Do you understand the difference between boxing professionals and non-professionals?

In short, the boxing novels I have read only like boxing killers. They say anything in the boxing ring. They have to leave a lot of ink on the bottom. They curse for a while before getting into the ring. It is really funny. You can always slander others and think that you are hot-blooded? Use your fists to prove that you are hot-blooded, okay? Also, it's another big drawback to involve Chinese martial arts, Wing Chun Tai Chi? Why doesn't China have a few more martial arts boxing champions when it's so strong? Don't you see, that third-rate Xu Xiaodong can beat a Tai Chi master to death? Please be more logical. Generally speaking, it's okay as a YY novel, but I don't like it. The protagonist's personality is not that good and he's too perverse.

It's not like being born again, like a child

There is actually a big bug in this article. The protagonist is obviously just an ordinary person and has not practiced kung fu since he was a child. His physical fitness is slightly better than that of ordinary people. How come he is so good at boxing and won the intercontinental championship just after practicing Wing Chun? This improvement in strength must be too fast. Moreover, the author does not say that the protagonist has any golden fingers that can quickly improve his strength. It feels so abrupt.

He was a loser in his previous life, but became a boxing champion after being reborn? ? ?

Author, are you sure you can get the gold belt in one fight? Isn't this a mess? Golden belts all over the world? In professional competitions, do you directly choose your opponents? Choose a boxing champion? If you win, you will be the boxing champion? Isn't this too childish?