A Pretty Boy Builds a Back Like a Ghost, Becoming a Tough-Guy Top-Tier Star

This is the fifth year. To supplement the author's knowledge on the body, if it truly is a "ghost back," it's not a matter of training, but rather a matter of innate muscle structure—a matter of talent. Secondly, someone with a ghost back can't possibly have a youthful, muscular appearance, because years of high-intensity training would increase the body's DHT (diminished masculinity), making…

It's indescribable. The main character can't always wear a jacket, right? They'll definitely wear a T-shirt, right? To look like a young heartthrob, they must be slim. And then there's that ghostly back... What is that?!

Based on the description, I thought the protagonist had a weird tattoo! 😂

Can a specially approved enlistment directly terminate an artist's contract? Can one terminate a contract by taking the civil service exam? Can one do the same by enlisting in the military?

Is the main character going to be one of those muscle-bound guys? Do people really think that kind of physique is cool or awesome?

This is a picture of Ronnie Coleman's back, the closest thing to a "ghost back" on a man. Putting aside whether it's reasonable to put it on a young, handsome man, do they even have the willpower to build such muscles? Building muscle requires talent, drugs, and training, among other things. Do you think muscles just appear overnight?

I've looked at it once already, where's the ghost back? Did you get it tattooed on your own body, huh? Hetui

Given that the protagonist's physique was initially weak, what do you think would happen if he suddenly developed a ghost-like noble spirit in the military camp?

Do you know how long I've been squatting on that ghost's back? I just wanted to see how you'd manage to cover it up, and look how long it's been!

Sorry, I can't accept the bodybuilding physique; it's disgusting. Defined muscles and a streamlined body are the way to go. You can only achieve that by eating protein powder. There's a famous bodybuilder who doesn't eat protein powder and just follows a proper diet—all his muscles are gone!