Chen Ming, a science and engineering student obsessed with theoretical physics and complex system analysis,
Fatefully, he traveled to the world of "Hunter" and became Ian, a young man struggling to survive on the outskirts of Meteor Street.
There is no system blessing, no innate mind power,
The only "golden finger" he carries is his complete and rigorous modern scientific knowledge system and his vague foreknowledge of the tragedy of the original work.
This is a hunter world with setting bias.
Reader comments
Originally it was for full-time hunters, but it didn't taste like a full-time hunter at all! Maybe the author wanted to write about the difficulties faced by ordinary people in the Hunter's world view and then the male protagonist overcome them step by step, but to be honest, it didn't feel that way. I have also read novels of the same type, similar to Naruto's world view, Marvel, and One Piece, but they at least know how to embody the characteristics of the world view. This novel suppresses the characteristics of the world view very low. It is not a fan novel, but just draws on the power system.
The theme is not obvious and too little information is exposed. The writer is not suitable for writing fan fiction. This style is best for writing suspense.
Originally it was for full-time hunters, but it didn't taste like a full-time hunter at all! Maybe the author wanted to write about the difficulties faced by ordinary people in the Hunter's world view and then the male protagonist overcome them step by step, but to be honest, it didn't feel that way. I have also read novels of the same type, similar to Naruto's world view, Marvel, and One Piece, but they at least know how to embody the characteristics of the world view. This novel suppresses the characteristics of the world view very low. It is not a fan novel, but just draws on the power system.
The theme is not obvious and too little information is exposed. The writer is not suitable for writing fan fiction. This style is best for writing suspense.