From Substitute Player to UFC Champion!

The character of the protagonist is completely different from the previous life. In his previous life, he was still the character of a battle-hardened champion. It is very common in the professional field to sensationalize the matter of changing boxing gyms. He repeatedly writes about how guilty and self-blame the protagonist is, but he still has to grit his teeth and bear everything. It is just like a little loser running away from home for the first time with a suitcase on his back. The feeling of separation is too serious.

Don't write the same thing as the book next door about traveling through time and becoming a young meat to fight in the UFC. Just stretch your hips. That one simply insulted my IQ.

There is no system, no plug-ins. If the physical talent is not insanely strong, this book will not survive at the starting point.

The way you write is really unpleasant. Either you speak all in English, or you speak all in Chinese. Don't you feel embarrassed if you translate each sentence in English into Chinese?

The nickname is too cool, when will it be changed?

It's okay, there are a few minor issues, but I basically don't have them when writing about UFC, so I won't criticize you!

Good news, huge room for improvement, bad news, on the same level as next door

Are you just writing about fighting, or are there any scandals about your off-field life?

Come on, look more at your peers to find ideas 😁

The protagonist himself has complained before, who gave this a rubbish nickname? Let's not talk about whether fighters can decide their own nicknames. Even if they can't, is it okay to not use nicknames? If possible, why does the protagonist never change? Did the author forget?

Come on, please update more, there are too few fighting novels.

If this continues, Li Jingliang and Song Yadong will only become stronger than the same period.

Damn it, Peizi was too proactive today, so mean.

Is there a protagonist in a sports novel who has traveled through time and practiced dual cultivation techniques to become stronger? Otherwise, training and competitions in sports novels would be very boring, just picking up girls and not doing their job properly. Especially for a fighter, three matches a year is considered too much.

You haven't even lasted to a hundred chapters. I advise you not to write a book. No one will read it if you write it with this attitude.

Usiah, the current world boxing champion.