Hunter: Slow

The more I read, the less interesting it becomes. The system's ability to solve bugs is no longer interesting, and it is too dependent on it. It is really boring to watch. To be honest, the author has a very good understanding of hunters. If you write carefully, you can write a good plot. However, the system is really a failure at the beginning, and the protagonist's combat ability has completely collapsed. There is no need to appear. If you write it, it will be boring and the number of words will be boring, and then there will be no more. Fans can be invincible, but they cannot be invincible without solutions, otherwise everything they write will be boring. The protagonist will be undefeated at the beginning, and he will be invincible when he reads it. What else can be written in the future besides following the protagonist's plot? Is there a certain number of words to write about the protagonist's killing all the way? It's not funny to write about the protagonist collecting information about the world. Unless the plot can be changed to adventure and nature, there is no need to write the original plot. Why add a protagonist who can change the plot to be less exciting than the original based on his strength?

Why can't I basically watch the free chapters?

What I've written so far is very interesting.

I knew it was written by you. Generally, no author writes about hunters (???)

Have you forgotten how Xiaojie boarded the ship? How can you write an anime fanfic if you don't respect the most basic thing?

Is the protagonist returning to the normal hunter world?

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