Godly Demon Hunter

Amber flow, different wear, middle earth The protagonist's parents died, and he originally lived a chaotic life, but ended up traveling to the wizarding world. According to the protagonist's own words, "This is God giving him a chance to make amends." To be honest, compared to novels where nothing happens after time travel and there is not even a bit of psychological description, this book is very good. The description of the peasant parents in another world at the beginning is very life-like and the details are in place, which is impressive. The protagonist travels to the wizarding world, and he must rely on his past life memories to change the era as much as possible (at least to save his family). He has a cheat finger, but much like "The Amber Sword", the system cheat finger cannot bring him particularly outrageous power. He needs to gain experience points to upgrade in order to improve his abilities. The author describes the customs and customs of the wizarding world. Both the control of the big world view and the interpretation of the details of the world are very good. Especially the details are perfect. For example, the descriptions of village customs, farm family scenes, slaughtering scenes, and Gwent playing scenes in the tavern in the first few chapters are all written as if they were real. What I appreciate most is that there is emotion in every word in the book. It is also unlike some novels where emotions are directly expressed on the surface, and the author hides the emotions he wants to express deep in the text. To sum up, I highly recommend this book.

I saw it when I was scanning the list before. Because this book title still has the first two chapters, I just put it down. I saw a post recommending it a few days ago and the reviews were good, so I gave it a try. The Witcher Three. The protagonist was reborn with the system in 1260 before the Northern War, and became the son of an ordinary farmer in Aden. In order to have more power to protect himself in the future war, he chose to follow Leisuo and his party who were passing by and became a snake sect demon hunter. Currently, as an apprentice, he follows Leisuo to search for potion materials. He passes through Mahakam and accepts the dwarf's invitation to deal with the deer-headed spirit. Why read this book: In fact, Western fantasy literature is in decline now, and even DND literature is very rare. Not to mention the more niche wizard fan fiction, the quality of which is often found is not very good. This book can be regarded as the best among them. The fantasy flavor is very strong. Although some idioms are out of place, it doesn't hurt, especially the plot of the stripper is exciting. Why not read this book: The author uses a growth-oriented protagonist. When the protagonist first appears, he is mentally immature and impulsive. He can quarrel with children younger than his physical age. In the end, people around him are killed due to his own reasons. This kind of plot is very unpleasant in today's online novels and can easily make people dislike the protagonist. In addition, the main character is set to be thirteen years old. Reading other book reviews, it seems that it is a re-release. The previous book that I read and criticized was that it was a thirteen-year-old demon hunter master. Finally, the plot is relatively slow. At least for now, the protagonist has not officially become a demon hunter, so I have to be mentally prepared for being impatient. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

Witcher fanfic When I saw the title of the book, I subconsciously didn't want to click on it, but the reviews for this book were pretty good and my friends also recommended it, so I decided to give it a try. As the son of a farmer, the protagonist follows the snake Pyreso on his journey to become a witcher after encountering an accident. He is currently still an apprentice. The rhythm is a little slow, and the writing is okay. Personally, I feel like I'm in the game. The shortcoming is in the beginning. The author has to make the protagonist have people around him killed because of his carelessness. The author's design is a bit deliberate. (If you don't like these plots, you can skip to Chapter 11) Then let me mention the protagonist of this book. The author designed him to be a growth type, wanting him to grow from a fledgling child to a mature demon hunter. The good thing is that you can see the protagonist's personality change, which is much more interesting than the protagonist who was stereotyped from the beginning. The disadvantage is like the beginning, which is a bit discouraging for readers who are used to reading cool stories, and they need to be patient to accept this setting. Overall, it's pretty good. If you're a fan of The Witcher or the original novel, there should be extra bonuses. Dry food +

42. God-level Demon Hunter Tags: Western fantasy, fantasy, Witcher game fanfic, slow popularity, niche The background of the story is that the protagonist traveled through time and became a farmer's son, decided to become a demon hunter and followed the Viper School on adventures. To be honest, in terms of the quality of novel writing, the standard of this book is quite good. Some plots can even reach the first-class level. Moreover, it is very rare to write a novel with such a strong fantasy flavor in the decline of Western fantasy literature. However, as an online novel, this book is too painful to read. The author designed a growth-type protagonist. This kind of protagonist setting inevitably has two problems. First, the protagonist in the opening period must be naive, and may even often do stupid things that make readers disgusted without knowing it. Second, the slow-burning effect of the rhythm makes it difficult for readers to cheer up due to a tired story. In addition, the protagonist's identity as a time traveler is not reflected, but instead gives the impression of an authentic aborigine. In short, the quality of this book is absolutely fine, but the tangled, twisting, and stuck-in-the-throat reading experience cannot be said to be very good. In short, it is a niche text among niche texts and is not recommended for non-wizard lovers to read.