An Infinite Journey for a Katana Enthusiast

I want to write something realistic, but I can't let go of that rigid, unbalanced design from the game. #(Vomit)

Trash, the protagonist of waste

Just wanted to comment, having almost finished the first volume, and to warn future readers, there's a potentially unsettling point: the village chief encourages the girl to fight monsters, resulting in her near death. The male protagonist goes to rescue her and almost dies as well. In the end, the female protagonist and the male protagonist return to the village, and if it weren't for the giant cat discovering and saving them, they would both likely have died at the hands of the monsters. The village chief says nothing, offers no backup plan, meaning their deaths are insignificant? The male protagonist might have just died by sheer luck, at least that's how I understand the plot. And yet, it's insignificant, right? But then again, maybe these two people aren't important to the village chief at all. If they die, he's incapable; if they live, they're two powerful allies. Thinking about it that way makes it much more comfortable. Brothers who dislike this kind of plot, please avoid this volume… #(You know what I mean)

Boss, boss, the hedgehog cat is dying, but I'll miss you so much.

Fw protagonist

Having read novels for over a decade, this Monster Hunter series is still the most captivating. There's simply no comparable work to replace it. I really want to read a new Monster Hunter novel!!!

Ff ww

This is my favorite book here. Please, please continue writing the time-travel story!!! Even just a few chapters would be fine! I secretly hope the story moves to the wilderness; I want to see Ye Zhe behead the idiot dragon.

Why are the comments gone, sir?

Offering incense #(tears)