The Support-Type Hunter Doesn't Want to Fight

It's pretty good. At first I thought it was a solo upgrade with a theme and an S-class kid kind of plot. In fact, this is not the case. It is more like working as a laborer to support the operation and development of the entire guild while taking care of the children. It feels like the positioning is think tank type. I've only read the beginning of Chapter 60. How could you, author, sleep? Get up and update. Come on, wow, I'm really looking forward to the development of the plot in the future.

It's quite interesting, but I always feel like I'm reading a Chinese version of Korean. The layout is a bit dense and weird, and the overall narrative style is flat. As I read it, I felt like the voice of an AI comic was ringing in my ears.

I have read the first few chapters so far, and I feel that the overall reading is very smooth. I don't know if the author often reads Korean comics or Korean light novels. I feel that the overall writing style is very close to me, and the background is very similar to my own upgrade. However, the author also added a lot of his own design, so it is not obtrusive. There is no sense of similarity in the plots of the first few chapters. One of the great things about the author is that he will intersperse some background patches in the course of the story or in the dialogues of the characters to make the world setting more full. At present, this book seems to be heading towards a higher level, and I hope that the subsequent plot can pick up the story!

Great logistics, pure auxiliary flavor, pure logistics. It is rare to see a novel where the protagonist has such a auxiliary style of running the entire team. This! It's the perfect assistant! If you enter, you can go to the battlefield, if you retreat, you can become a mother!

I feel like the writing is very good. Some of the unreliability of teammates in the early stage has gradually changed. Although it is uncomfortable to have doubts, it is a normal thing. The group favorite is also slowly showing up. The reliable protagonist is really likeable🥰. I just don't know if there can be more combat descriptions, otherwise it feels a bit unable to reflect the strength.

It's tied. It feels very good. Here you can follow the protagonist and find the joy of developing a faction. I also feel that there is a lot of articles to be done about the protagonist's skills. I am very much looking forward to the following chapters.

This is the first time I read a novel with this theme. I really like the content. When I read it, the author said that he didn't want to write that the protagonist had a dream, and that everything he wanted to write would be real. But after reading the plot, if the author wanted to make it simple, he could only write it as a dream. If he didn't want to follow the development of the dream, it would be more complicated, and the follow-up content might be longer. But I didn't expect that the author would just cut off the update. I really like it. And why is the part about the protagonist's birthday missing? Originally, I was very sad when I saw that the protagonist's birthday episode was no longer available, but I stopped watching it later. Just treat me like this, I'm not bitter at all, not tired at all 😢 😢 Let me tell you here, I didn't just read the following content, I read it all, and the expression above is wrong.

The plot and world view are all okay, but the description is lacking. Whether it is character description or environment description. The characters are bland, and some characters cannot form a specific setting. Boss, please add more detailed descriptions. Except for a few people with distinctive personalities, many people have a bland personality in my impression. . . . . .

I feel that the protagonist currently regards his younger brother as his first criterion, and is really managing the guild well. I wonder if the secret of the protagonist's rebirth will be exposed, but that would not be easy, right? Moreover, many different things have happened since rebirth, and we have experienced many hardships. I hope that the guild will get better and better, become bigger and stronger (partially group portrait?) And, one of the doubts: Why did a creature suspected of being a god appear before rebirth? Is this a potentially dangerous BOSS in the later stage? 2: The changes in the superpowers after rebirth can be said to be the auxiliary system. The superpowers feel weaker, and maybe they can cause battle damage (just kidding...) I don't know if it's considered a long review, but the logic seems confusing. Hahaha, I just commented a few words and it's all based on my feelings. Finally, I hope you won't stop updating!

It's tied. The setting is quite interesting. The writing style has a faint Korean comic feel. The characters all have the ability to grow. It's just that there are a lot of names on all sides at first and it's hard to distinguish. It will get better after reading it.