Hunting Pattern

I saw it while passing by, so the author doesn't need to reply, just share his thoughts. The writing style is very concise, the dialogue is also quite mature, and it has a very graphic feel. However, I personally feel that there are too many close-ups of the protagonist, and I feel that the author wants to depict the image of the protagonist who is ordinary and low-key, but extraordinary when you look closely. It feels awkward after watching it too much... Of course, this is just my personal feeling, no offense intended. Also, let me talk about what I personally feel is a bit strange about the plot and setting. Of course, I don't mean to offend... The village chief, Hall, has heard of hunters. It is the first time he has met a hunter, but he patiently guides the protagonist like a guide... And he guides with a little respect. This makes me feel a bit strange. Normally, normal people should stay away from hunters out of fear and curiosity. Of course, if Hall is an experienced village leader, it would make sense that this village has deep secrets, but it feels a bit too coincidental... Then the scene of the little girl + amnesia + broken knife at the beginning gave me a sense of déjà vu... And then... And Ella. The interactions between these people and the protagonist always gave me an awkward feeling designated by the protagonist... Well, I described this very abstractly. It can be seen that the author focuses on the protagonist regaining his memory and strength, and uses this as the main line to unfold the story... Emmm, it's a bit common... Probably. Personally, I feel that focusing on the description of the world and history, and repairing the character interactions and dialogues in a more detailed and realistic way will make the story richer. Opinions are for reference only, please don't blame me if I'm wrong... I'm just a passing fantasy reader...