The Hollywood Boxing Champion
好莱坞拳王
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Is the author writing about boxing or WWE? The purest and most violent competitive sport is portrayed like a WWE exhibition match. I can understand if the first boxing match was for a life-saving act, but writing it like this every time is just disgusting.
Unbelievable! What was they thinking writing the 9/11 part? In America, a guy who saved a plane has such a huge hero aura, and then the protagonist wants to live like an ordinary person and not let anyone report on him. What kind of logic is that? At most, he could just not reveal his secret agent identity.
At first, when he was preparing to go on stage to box, he could just walk by and kiss a girl. But later, when he was dating, he was as innocent as a homebody. He hadn't kissed her even once in a month. Every time they kissed, it was set up in a whole chapter. Don't you think these two storylines are contradictory?
The 9/11 attacks exposed their true colors... Reality is certainly more refined... Tsk tsk tsk...
I don't understand why the author is so obsessed with supermodels. Especially after glancing at the author's previous book. His sister is a supermodel, his girlfriend is Lima, and Gisele Bündchen is portrayed as a scheming woman. Okay, maybe that's true in reality, but in this book, you've depicted Bündchen as an innocent, pure woman. Is that really appropriate? It's very jarring, and marrying a model isn't a wise choice.
Chapters 90-95 of this match were utterly disgusting, a disgusting mess from the inside out. It wasn't exciting at all, just long and tedious. Giving boxing an Oscar? It's an insult to yourself, your opponent, and the art of boxing. I forced myself to skim through chapter 93 with the mindset of eating shit, and then the great actor finally defeated that guy, only to find out in chapter 94 that…
Since the author has already given us a cheat code, the boxing can just be invincible from the start, and the entertainment industry can develop slowly later. Otherwise, if both are so weak, it won't feel satisfying.
This is one of the few American entertainment novels I've read recently that I really enjoyed reading; the writing is humorous, concise, and clear. Looking forward to its release and lots of updates! Two votes sent!
His mother is as pure as a virgin, is that true or false?
Jennifer Connelly