The Iron King

I hope there won't be any female leads. If there are, I'll make sure they're normal, not eccentric. Even just going straight to the point, without much romance, is fine! The author really can't handle eccentric female leads. The previous two rebirth novels had good plots and everything else, but I just didn't like the female leads.

What is this article about? Is it just about fitness?

The protagonist can't go back to being an athlete after his leg heals.

This book was quite enjoyable to read; even I, who doesn't go to the gym, found it very interesting! However, I hope the female lead becomes more normal later on. After reading the first few books, I found the author to be almost insane when writing female leads—those women were too individualistic, and most people couldn't handle them.

The fitness theme was good, it's a pity it was abandoned.

The app was shut down right after I tipped it?!

The protagonist, in his early twenties, is only a national second-level athlete; for a novel's main character, that's even worse than a "good-for-nothing." Was the coach who said he was a natural athlete lying to him? Those aged 18 to 20 cannot become national first-class athletes. The coach should have advised him to quit.

If I don't write about eating in the toilet or about fitness meals, it's still bearable. But if I write about fitness meals, it's just toxic.

I've been waiting for a few days, and it turns out it's still writing about food! I'm speechless. The food the system rewards me with is useless! What's the point of writing so much? There's no satisfying part! The worst part is, you don't even have enough to eat yourself, so you're feeding the students, and now you're feeding their dads too! What kind of plot is this?

What's going on? I was thinking of letting it rest a bit before reading it, and it's already finished?