A New World! I Become a Bounty Hunter from the Start!

Maintaining a strong narrative and world-building is key. The lack of female characters is a bit excessive; the main character should focus on exploring the unknown, the wondrous, and the supernatural – all excellent ways to gain emotional resonance. The giant corpse is a good example.

Sure! Can this divine authority break through its limits? Later on, with more abilities, there will be those with negative effects, and those that are useful at lower levels. Can these be improved, deduced, and integrated to keep pace with the advancement?

I'll give myself five stars 😢 I'm taking a day off. I overate and drank too much the past couple of days, which caused a gout attack last night. The medication didn't help, and the pain is too much for me to concentrate on writing, so I'm taking a day off. 🤦

The story is quite interesting, different from other spiritual and supernatural genres.

Overall, it's pretty good, leaning towards slice-of-life, rather bland, laid-back, with some humor. However, some things are poorly explained, which is fatal. For example, how much does it cost to level up, and how much do you gain each time? No clear figures are given; it's like you get what you want, and if you don't want it, you don't have enough—that's too arbitrary.

The talent system is well-designed; initially, the character is an awakened bounty hunter, but mythological elements are incorporated in the mid-game, though the details are somewhat lacking. The late game combines mythology with advanced technology, which leads to the ending.

I'd give it an 8 out of 10. This novel would have been alright a few years ago.

I read it in one go. It's a pretty good urban fantasy novel with a well-developed world-building, but the power levels are unclear. It can also be read as a slice-of-life story. Recommended.

It's alright, but the protagonist's True Sight ability wasn't as useful in the Tanuki and Vanishing events as it was in the Human-Faced Dog event.

I thought it was great at the beginning, and I watched it like a madman for several days in a row. Then, for some reason, it suddenly started briefly describing a few adventures, which I found strange... And then I saw it was abruptly canceled... In principle, I would only give 3 stars to novels with bad endings, but this one was really to my liking, so I'll reluctantly give it 4 stars.