Fantasy Harem Romance

Fight Town #1

Inspiration

Name: Inspiration
Rating: 4.56 (586 reviews)
Author: Hondo Jinx

Hondo Jinx July 21, 2021

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WANT TO BE A CHAMPION? FIRST, YOU HAVE TO BECOME A CONTENDER.

Murdered for helping a stranger, Johnny Rockledge awakens in Fight Town, a boxing-based VR system where he earns bonuses by pleasing subscribers living vicariously through him.

Johnny grew up in Philly with five brothers, so he can fight. But can he box?

If he wins, he will create a great life for himself and others. But it’s a long, hard road from walking into a gym to winning the title.

Johnny has heavy hands, a granite chin, and world-class heart. Unfortunately, his conditioning sucks, he possesses merely average dexterity, and his hand speed is nothing to write home about.

To succeed, he’ll need to train hard, fight harder, and cultivate his seven stats—agility, chin, endurance, heart, power, speed, and strength—one hard-earned point at a time.

Luckily, Johnny has an amazing catgirl at his side: the lovely and talented “Fearless” Freddie Lopez, an undefeated fighter who soon becomes his best friend, training partner, and (hopefully) much, much more.

WELCOME TO FIGHT TOWN!

Warning: This gamelit, slice-of-life, Isekai story contains adult themes; a tough yet compassionate main character; cultivation; slow burn romance; realistic boxing scenes written by an experienced fighter; and a three-legged dog named Stella.

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