The Boxing Superstar

Dear author, I really enjoy this book! However, the statement in chapter 99, "Flies don't land on eggs without cracks," went too far! It's incredibly disrespectful to women! It's an excuse for violence and uncivilized behavior. I initially thought Feng Xinyue in the book would retaliate! A woman's clothing is never a reason for male harassment or violence!

You can tell what level this book is by the fact that it mentions traditional martial arts.

It's a bit confusing. Traditional martial arts did have its glorious past, but many things have been mythologized, or perhaps misled by those kung fu movies? They've become somewhat detached from reality. The protagonist doesn't have any special abilities or internal energy, so how come he's inexplicably so powerful?

The biggest problem is starting in lightweight and going up to heavyweight. You're just kidding. If you started in lightweight and went up to middleweight, or middleweight and went up to heavyweight (you can't even fantasize about heavyweight if you're not 1.85 Meters tall), that would be ridiculous.

That part about him fighting in the NFL ring was so bad it killed me! Do you even understand the difference between professional and amateur boxers?

In short, the only boxing novels I've read that I like are those where the ring killer says everything on the spot, instead of arguing and cursing backstage before actually stepping into the ring. It's laughable. They think arguing is what makes them passionate? Proving themselves with their fists is what makes them passionate!

It doesn't seem like a rebirth, it's like a child.

This story actually has a major plot hole. The protagonist is clearly just an ordinary person who hasn't trained in kung fu since childhood and whose physical abilities are only slightly better than average. So how come he's so good at boxing and even won the intercontinental championship after only starting to learn Wing Chun? His strength has increased way too quickly.

In his past life, he was a good-for-nothing, but after being reborn and training, he became a boxing champion?!

Author, are you sure you can get the gold belt just by fighting one match? Isn't this chaos? Gold belts everywhere? Professional matches are about choosing your opponent directly? Choosing the reigning champion? Winning makes you the champion? This is too childish!