
King of Combat
搏击天王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 608k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Sporting Events
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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302Chapters
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2.2kFans
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Worth a read, a collection of quality books~ 😏 I like smart, clear-headed characters who act decisively, have wild imaginations, and are passionate without being melodramatic. The logic should hold up, and the story shouldn't take the wrong side.
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Is this a eunuch? Fighting games aren't not popular 🔥, they just lack a game-changer.
I subscribe to your book every day! 😰
Don't write things like "Wulin Feng" or "Kunlun Fight," don't you think that's a joke?
There aren't many people in China who want to watch fighting games. Writing about boxing, WWE, or UFC might get some popularity. Besides, most fighting novels in China are leveling-up stories where the protagonist gradually grows stronger from a weak position. Why can't they have superhuman physical abilities that allow them to easily defeat everyone from the start? As long as the plot is well-developed, there's something to write about.
The author is quite talented; all three novels are well-written and impressive.
The protagonist's prototype is somewhat similar to Qiu Jianliang.
Keep it up! Let more people enjoy fighting and exercise.
Dear author, Zheng Zhaoyu defeated Victor, and it was a complete rout. (Add one more countdown.)
It's well-written, so why isn't it popular?
In combat, it's all about winning and losing. If you deliberately get a fever, are you trying to lose? If you win, it's an insult to your opponent, and even more so, an insult to yourself.