Monster Hunter World: Max-Level Player, Long Sword Soaring Slash!

When the steel jungle becomes a hunting ground for monsters, my hunting blade is boiling over.

Wherever the blade passes, scales fly.

While everyone else cowers in the starter village, I'm using my longsword to knock the spikes off a Rathalos's tail. After all, I've cleared this game's final boss 3,600 times.

My mastery of every weapon lets me switch seamlessly between the switch axe and the heavy bowgun, and my pack is stuffed with monster materials.

When an Elder Dragon descends amid a thunderstorm, I stare at the weak-point markers blinking in real time, a bloodthirsty grin spreading across my face.

"Brother Xuan, we got the coordinates for the Khezu's lair!" Shang Yi's roar cuts through the blood mist.

I shake the broken scales off my charge blade and look toward the swarm of Elder Dragons blotting out the sky.

The most absurd rule in this world is that Monster Hunter players get to transmigrate with a max-level save file.

A longsword Spirit Helm Breaker, midair dogfights, an axe blade spinning as it smashes into the ground and unleashes a powerful shockwave. The greatsword charges up, vapor blasting from its blade, as the hunter brings it down on...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.