King of Mixed Martial Arts

I started practicing Sanda in high school. Because I was not born with high qualifications and did not have the courage to make a desperate move, I could not persist in this art full of primitive human power! I have been practicing on and off for five years now. Although I am not professional, I am able to keep fit. I love fighting. Although I cannot contribute to Chinese fighting, I still hope that China's fighting career will be as unstoppable as the dragon taking off! All those who stand in the way of China's rise will be unable to do so!

No wonder the results are not good, the level is there, but you have to get some shit from time to time. When a teammate is defeated, the protagonist feels like his biological father has died. It seems that the relationship between everyone is not that good yet. Even if it is good to a certain extent, everyone is eating from this bowl of food, and the teammates don't fight back on their own. You're going crazy in the audience like your dead father, it's annoying to watch

Take good care of yourself and spend more time with your family.

Zhang Weili is awesome (broken sound~), is there anyone who watched today's UFC and then came here to find a book to read?

Girlfriend is a model? Is this the kind of model I understand? Wearing a three-point style... The protagonist is really big-hearted. And let your girlfriend go to auditions all over the world? Model talent show... I understand everything

A reward of 2,000 coins is disrespectful! Wang Jin's story is over for us, and we wish Wang Jin a bright and prosperous life in a certain time and space! In addition, Lao Hu brought us a great story. Thank you very much to Lao Hu for updating even when he is in poor health! I'm very happy to know that Lao Hu will open a new book, come on! ✊

What happened to Lao Hu? Take good care of your body before writing, your body is important! You can write the book anytime. Always on the bookshelf! Body first!

Li Jingliang lost today. He was beaten so hard that he couldn't fight back. He didn't even throw a single punch. I was so upset that I came to read a boxing novel to get rid of it.

I have always expressed my confusion about fans' star-chasing behavior, which I feel is unnecessary, but if the novel is reality, then when I see Wang Jin ending Benn, I think I will only say one sentence, "Ahhhhhhhhh!!!"

During the Chinese New Year, I saw that the protagonist had just arrived in the United States, and then he kept it on a bookshelf. After half a year of keeping it, I found that there were not a few chapters updated, so I thought the author was going to practice the Sunflower Book. Later I found out that the author was ill. Is he okay now? Let's talk about the plot. Should the author let the protagonist lose a few games or draw a few games (are there any draws? It's been so long that I forgot about it, and I haven't seen anything about fighting before so I don't know much about it), because if this plot continues, firstly: if you are always undefeated, you may get tired of it. Second: If this continues, it will quickly develop into the strongest one, and there will not be much plot left to write. If there is less plot, if you insist on adding water, people will be discouraged. Third: If you always win, it will make readers feel that they will win in every game anyway. Without a sense of expectation, it will easily collapse in the later stage. It's better not to have smooth sailing. You don't have to have all the wins in your career to be great, right? Most great people fail sometimes. Failure makes victory seem so happy, right? (If there is a tie) it is better to lose two or three games a little and draw a few games. Especially now that the protagonist is transitioning into a comprehensive game and needs to grow. Growth always comes at a cost. The plot is interesting only if there are fluctuations. If you develop too fast and you will be invincible in two or three years, you will end up unfinished later.