King of Sanda

Will the author fail to write? Use instruments to increase your strength. Coach Zhou will publish a paper in the future. If people all over the world use it, how can you become the king of Sanda?

Okay, brother, I support your collection, (*ฅ́˘ฅ̀*)

Brother, please update more, please beg me! ! !

The writing is very true and reflects the real situation at that time. Reminds me of my boyhood, At that time, there were no wealthy people in the village, and the power of officials seemed extremely huge. Village officials are also officials. In some places, they can even influence the life and death of a family! ! ! There is a child whose father works as a driver for the county government, and that child is extremely domineering. At that time, what rural people were afraid of was not the child or the driver. What they were afraid of was their rights. If I scold you, you must listen honestly. If you dare to hide, you are resisting power and dissatisfied with the leadership. You are a bad element and should be locked up~~~~ If you are beaten, you must endure it honestly. If you dare to hide, you are contemptuous of power and dissatisfied with XX. Seeing that you are a bad person, you should be beaten. You should be arrested, sentenced, and shot! ! ! Rights are not permanent. Once the time limit is up, you will suddenly become a rich man. Rural people still have to be honest and obedient. Farmers = slaves, they can't help themselves! ! !

Big cheers for the author↖(^ω^)↗

The introduction is extremely poisonous. It would be better without the last sentence. Taking medicine is cheating...

I don't have much money, just 300 book coins.

The writing is very good. As a Sanda enthusiast, I give it a thumbs up!

Don't spoil the story. What are the consequences and achievements? I've told you in advance but I'm just going to miss it.

This book is too poisonous, and it's so embarrassing to read. It's incompatible with the current writing methods on the Internet. The style is similar to the narrative style of martial arts novels in the story clubs of the last century. Maybe people of my father's generation will like to read it. As a post-95 generation, I am embarrassed to read this book because the main character is seriously suffering from the second disease.