Growing up, Noah Park lost his father at a young age. His dad had been stabbed fatally during a street fight, and Noah's memories of him were little more than faint impressions that would disappear if he pondered on them too long. Because of that tragedy, his mother had one unshakable rule: he was never allowed to fight, even if others tried to fight him. 

But one day, despite his good looks and way above-average height, Noah became a target. His quiet, introverted personality made him an easy mark for envious classmates. From stealing his money to pouring milk on his head, to even destroying his belongings, they pushed him further and further into a corner. 

Eventually, Noah had enough. He decided to fight back, but was promptly beaten down. That was when Noah made up his mind — he would learn to fight. 

What he didn’t expect was that this decision would pull him deep into the underground world of combat. And in this society, survival meant more than just throwing punches. To reach the pinnacle, Noah would need power — and power meant strength, influence, money, and connections.

Will he rise to the top? Will he fall short of his dream? Or will he stop somewhere along the way?

The fight for glory begins.

It's been quite a few months since I've last uploaded a chapter... gosh, I don't even remember when it was last. I wanted to come and share some news with you.


I'm back, for the most part at least. I've said this with my other novel and, unfortunately, failed to deliver upon that promise, but that was mostly because I didn't find what I was writing... intriguing to me anymore, to say the least. 


I don't want to make any guaranteed promises, given that I'm busy and I don't often have the time to write at the moment. But expect new chapters within the coming weeks. I also want to go ahead and let you know that I'll be re-writing the entire novel from the start. 


Looking back, it's so poorly written that it's honestly just embarrassing, and it's not the quality of material I want to be known for. The protagonist, Noah Park, lacked any real development. I never set a firm setting, direction, and things progressed way too quickly. I did what, two or three timeskips in the span of 10-ish chapters? Insane.


So, when those new chapters release, I'll be releasing chapters 1-5 at the start, then chapters 6-10, etc. I'll be releasing them in bulk rather than chapter by chapter. Sometimes I may release two at a time, three, five, ten, who knows.


Chapter 1 - Novel Notice