Global martial arts masters: an ordinary duo

Maybe some people didn't see the post I wrote in the comment area, but this is a novel about eating all the time.

I wrote 4000 words a day for three months and then I cut it after I finished finishing it.

You guys keep up with updates every day, which puts me under a lot of pressure and makes me embarrassed to cut it off.

After the energy bomb plot is over, it’s time for the Wuhan University Exchange Competition, and that part of the story is very well written. (Actually, the whole text is very watery)
Before the Wuhan University Exchange Competition started, I had already played seven or eight chapters.

If I persuade you to quit, I will have less pressure to do the job.

I don’t want to trick you into continuing to subscribe. It’s not interesting. I’m still a very moral person. (Mainly because I have too few subscriptions and am too lazy to cheat.)
So everyone, hurry up and run. The March issue will be on the shelves, which is when this book will be discontinued.

To be honest, I was quite surprised. When this book was put on the shelves, the average subscription was 48, and now it has become higher, with an average subscription of 91.

There are still about thirty or forty people following updates every day. Thank you very much for your company and support.

The following plot is probably about Chen Fan becoming a standout and Fang Ping showing his prowess for the first time.

Chen Fan will defeat Wang Jinyang and Yao Chengjun, while Li Hansong will be defeated by Fang Ping. In the original work, Tietou is the one who stretches his hips the most. Here he is challenged by Fang Ping to set him off.

Next is the Xia Nanjiang Caves, but I haven’t thought about the specific content yet.

Originally, I wanted to portray Chen Fan as Li Zhen and Fang Ping as Zhang Tao, both literary and military.

Fang Ping is the old coin, while Chen Fan is responsible for the force.

However, my writing skills are too poor and I can't write with that kind of flavor. It's a bit too ambitious.

It's very laborious to write a single protagonist, and to think of writing two male protagonists is really a lack of self-awareness.

To sum up, this novel is not interesting at all, so everyone, run away! (End of chapter)