To Get a Government Job, I Became a Demon Hunter

This is from 12,000 hours of bookworm support The protagonist and supporting characters have distinct personalities and each have their own personalities. The protagonist is a character who can distinguish between things and the overall situation, who can serve his own interests without meddling in other people's affairs, and who always remembers his identity. Seeing the current plot, I hope it will have a single female protagonist or no female protagonist. The plot is coherent and the writing is good. If this quality is maintained and the writing continues, it should be able to reach a rating of 9.2. It's a thoughtful book. Come on, author, if you stop updating, you won't get any good results.

It's super good-looking. At first, I thought the protagonist would have no golden fingers, but I didn't expect that the protagonist has the biggest golden finger [cry][cry][cry][cry] You won't lose money if you invest in it! It's just that the word count is a bit short, so I'll just put it on a bookshelf to fatten up after I finish reading it.

I have to say that the author is really good at describing the characters. There are no idiots, no fools, and no brainless villains. This is the evaluation I saw 40 times. The villains are very charming. I have to admit that the author really put his heart into it.

The author's writing is very interesting. I have never read a witcher type book before, but the author's book is not complicated to read, and everyone has their own characteristics, and the character description is very good. Highly recommended, nothing bad about it.

It's pretty good. The text is smooth and the writing is passable. I haven't seen any flaws so far. The settings of vampires and witchers are also very interesting. It is still recommended to mark whether there is a female protagonist. At present, it seems that there is no female protagonist, but there may be one.

This kind of book with a score of 7 to 8 seems to be the most comfortable. The protagonist is more in line with what I think of a normal person. He is cowardly, fearful, responsible, has a kind heart, treats women appropriately and is not frivolous, and has sincere feelings for friends. The growth line is obvious. He belongs to the prison generation [face covering]. The supporting characters also have their own persistence and have their own characteristics. They are emotional and lively. The deep garden really fits the setting. Most of them are the same as Pokémon. Most of the highlights on the protagonist's face have something to do with this place. This book is naturally written and does not feel disconnected. It is very satisfying to read two chapters in a book shortage. The updates are stable. The author has a weak sense of presence, but the book has a sense of life, which is rare.

It's not bad. The setting is okay. The character of Su Li fits in well. I hate it so much and let him join in. The rhythm is okay. Of course, it's better to have no heroine. The group portrait is also my favorite.

It's very good, but there are very few more. It's really out of books, otherwise I'd have to read it for a while. The main character is a growth type, and the description is very good, and the description of the supporting characters is even better. Except for The City of Strange Beasts written by The Paper and his new The Labyrinth of Reversal, I have never seen supporting characters written so well.

Let me tell you, this book is really good. Humanity is not a complete failure, it is not so depressing. It is very comfortable to read, and the characters feel okay. At least it feels non-toxic now, and the protagonist does not have any big tricks. It is quite good. Sometimes it may feel inexplicable, but it also feels acceptable. This feeling is very weird QwQ.

This book is a potential good book. The author is a newcomer. In the first few chapters, you can see that the writing style is a bit immature, but as you go to the back, the writing style gets better. The plot is a reference to some plots in The Witcher and The Witcher. If you have not come across these, it will not affect your viewing. The protagonist is an ordinary person at the beginning, and the early stage completely fits the image of a weak ordinary person. It is a growth story. For me, the protagonist of this book is good. Unlike the waning child of the dragon clan, who slowly grows up and understands the meaning of the demon hunter. This is probably what the protagonist of this book pursues. I hope the author will continue writing, slowly make progress, and get better and better. Come on [like][like]