A Hunter-Summoner’s Guide to Slaughter

Great! A very interesting premise; it's definitely a humanistic story, unlike other survival stories which are all about life and death 🤦 This one even has newcomers trying it out. Hopefully, it will continue to be updated.

It's really quite humane; as long as you're not greedy, there's nothing to worry about. It got a bit boring towards the end; it was watchable, but I lost interest.

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It's a great read, a satisfying infinite flow novel. There aren't any disgusting villains, and the protagonist's character is well-developed—he's focused on becoming stronger and doesn't get easily swayed by women. There's no suppression of his combat power, and he develops each world to its fullest potential. Looking forward to the sequel! [Top Post]

It's a very good novel, but couldn't they have allowed the protagonist to linger in reality a little longer? There's no limit to the length of rest time. I'm not talking about writing realistic scenes, but rather allowing the protagonist to stay in reality for a month or two longer.

I think it's alright. They could draw inspiration from reincarnation and various fanfics about reincarnation, creating more powerful wives. There's no issue with suppressing combat power; at least I didn't see it. The author explained the card-devouring-to-become-stronger-through-training aspect, so I think it's fine. The only problem is, what about the human female lead?

Good book, just don't overpower the protagonist's combat strength. The main thing is that the harem is your own collection of cards, so you can relax. Don't be like the traditional type where you find a player similar to yourself; they're prone to disloyalty, even if their cards aren't as strong as yours. You can collect harem characters—cat ears, etc.

A decent infinite flow story, with a brisk pace. However, I feel it won't reach a million words. What a pity.

Please keep writing! The author's pacing is good, and the protagonist's combat power increases rapidly. So far, I haven't found anything particularly bad, though there might be some minor issues, depending on your tolerance for certain plot points.

It's a decent, fast-paced story, but the summoner element is a bit off-topic. It's mostly the protagonist fighting on his own, unlike stories where the protagonist just sits in the background and fights alongside summoned creatures.