A Gore Magala Hatchling Tries to Conquer the World
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- Ongoing
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- 3.1M Words
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- Fantasy
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186Reviews
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The book has virtually no connection between its parts; to put it bluntly, even the author probably doesn't know what they're writing. You could skip dozens of chapters and still read it without a problem...
The protagonist, or rather the author, is far too lenient with the hunters! After reading for a long time, what exactly happened to the hunters besides failing to hunt the protagonist? No matter how reckless and arrogant they are during a hunt, there's always an unexpected factor or a cart to save them from failure. They can freely enter the protagonist's house and ambush/provoke him while he's eating, with almost no consequences. Numerous Elder Dragons have died, but has a single hunter actually died in the book? It's one thing for important characters to survive, but for all the novice, low-level hunters to live is a bit much, isn't it? Hunting isn't child's play; it's about risking your life, not like the world stops turning just because the protagonist dies. Okay, actually I don't care whether the hunter lives or dies. What I find frustrating is that no matter how much the protagonist is provoked, he only gets a minor punishment or no punishment at all.
The scheduling is a complete mess; the only redeeming quality of this book is its plot. Furthermore, the story was originally about hunters preparing to prevent the protagonist from meeting the Zorah Magdaros, but MMD had to insert a segment about hunter life. Was they afraid readers wouldn't know what hunter life is like? This book can be read by skipping chapters, which is perfectly fine; you can skip dozens of chapters and still keep up with the plot.
Can anyone tell me if this book is actually by Orange? Why are there 9 dislikes for the Orange tag?
Endless Shennong, come forth!
When will the author release a multi-part series? #(I'm almost crying)
Why insist on writing about other worlds?
The transitions in this book seem really disorganized.
Why don't you just write an infinite stream?
I don't know why, but the pacing of this book made me feel very uncomfortable.