[Monster Hunter + farming] [Slow-paced] [No System quests] [Game UI panel]
Personal Resume
Name: Lin Ye
Desired position: A proper job with regular nine-to-five hours and full benefits, where I don't have to face fire-breathing dragons
Key Work Experience
Monster Hunter: World, Qinggu Territory, Border Lord / Settlement Manager | 4 years, current
Built a frontier settlement from scratch, overseeing every stage from a half-collapsed wooden hut to a livable town of ten thousand. Coordinated agriculture, smithing, and ecosystem management, raising food self-sufficiency from 0% to 200%.
Implemented a “humans and nature in harmony” system, resolving conflicts between people and monsters through nonviolent measures. Led responses to major crises, including a Jagras siege, the spread of the Frenzy Virus, and the arrival of Fatalis, managing every emergency from start to finish with no serious casualties.
Established a dual-track training program for hunters and riders, and forged long-term strategic partnerships with the Dundorma trading guild and the New World Research Commission. The Hunter's Guild has promoted my management strategies across the continent.
Professional Skills
Expert in monster ecology management across all species. Certified to ride multiple monsters, including Rathalos and Nargacuga, with over 100,000 kilometers of safe flight logged. Proficient in forging melee weapons, cultivating plants in frigid climates, and developing every kind of Palico meal. Able to work seamlessly with Palicoes.
Self-Assessment
Experienced in surviving after transmigrating to another world. Steady under pressure, skilled at finding low-cost solutions, and able to get along with all kinds of races.
(The entire resume has been furiously scribbled over in black ink, nearly tearing through the paper.)
“Damn it, I write my experience like this and HR thinks I'm just messing around.”
This is my first Monster Hunter fanfic, and I even made up my mind to get into it after reading it (I learned a little bit about it through the two collaborations between Zhou and Zhou). The book is very good, the author's character creation is very three-dimensional, and the plot conflicts are well arranged. It's a pity that the author has been transferred to a busier position now, and the updates are a bit slow. I hope there will be more updates in the future.
A great fan of Monster Hunter. It describes the ecology of Monster Hunter in great detail and uses the creatures in Monster Hunter, such as gas frogs. Chata, the Elo cat, is arrogant, loyal, and very cute😊. This book is one of the few that adds the system of monster hunting knights, most of the others are hunters.
It was recommended. After reading a few chapters, it was pretty good. I felt like I was reading Shen Shixi's animal novels when I was a child. The ecological aspect is very detailed, and the interactions with monsters are very natural. The quality is quite good, and it is worth recommending.
Too short to bear to read 🤭 I like monster hunting novels
It's a rare monster hunting theme, the plot is a bit slow, and the new author has some flaws but it's still acceptable. Let me give you five stars first to encourage you.
The best of the monster hunting and farming articles 👍👍👍
This book was picked up by an outsider and I think it's quite interesting, but I can't comment on it because I don't know much about it.
It's very interesting. The story of coexistence with monsters is very well written, very similar to How to Train Your Dragon. I wonder if it will develop in the direction of the rider later on. It would be better if there were some interactions with big monsters.
Don't stop, the big brother who wrote the Monster Hunter Lord article
It looks pretty good. I really enjoyed reading it. I finished more than 30 chapters in one go. It's so uncomfortable.