Three Demon-Hunting Dungeons a Day

Good guy, you can't lift a weapon after running around for a while. How can you be more weak than an otaku? Oh, it turned out to be a slave, Kuo Yi understood, but in the blink of an eye, he explained that he had been training in the training camp for three years. This training camp is really so powerful that he doesn't even give him food? No training? That's it? Humanity has not yet been exterminated in this world, and those monsters are really rubbish.

Is there any problem with writing a normal witcher? I feel like there are too many characters in this book, and I'm afraid people who are not from this world don't have any brains.

This book is quite depressing. I can already guess the plot behind it. Basically, the protagonist is against the whole world, and only a few people make friends with the protagonist. Passers-by are all bad and look down on the protagonist, and provoke the protagonist in various formal social situations. As for the others, we can't make a conclusion yet.

The world view is strange, and ordinary people in troubled times look down upon the armed forces? , It seems that there is only one way out in this world for witchers, right? No mage, warrior? It has been emphasizing the discrimination and contradictions brought about by the protagonist's status as a slave. He has been ridiculed countless times by passers-by, and then pretended to be slapped in the face. Countless times, it was said that the protagonist had no choice but to leave the city, had to compete, and had to pretend to be slapped in the face. Therefore, the protagonist never thought about avoiding conflicts and developing for a period of time, right? There is no sarcasm or show-off in every chapter, which makes me feel uncomfortable.

How should I put it? The protagonist is a loser. He has been in this world for six years and practiced swordsmanship for half a year. As a result, he was out of breath when he ran into a village. An ordinary person wouldn't be out of breath when he ran into a village, right? At most, his body was hot and he was sweating a little. Then he was out of breath while running. When he faced the ghoul, he directly chopped him from the shoulder to the abdomen. There were only a few pieces of flesh connected. He was out of breath even while running. How could he have such great strength? Then, he was directly defeated by the ghoul. The narrator said before that the ghoul was very weak, and a few ordinary people could easily repel or even kill him with some weapons. However, when the protagonist arrived, he was neither repulsed nor killed. Instead, he was defeated by the ghoul. At any rate, the protagonist must have practiced for a while. What I wrote before is that ghosts are very weak, and then the protagonist is actually killed by a ghoul. Is the protagonist such a loser?

Top-notch subject matter and top-notch writing. After reading more than 20 chapters, the villain has various subterfuges and is inexplicable. It is almost impossible to have an endless conflict with the protagonist for no reason. It is simply sick. The protagonist cannot be slapped in the face even if there is a conflict. It's so boring. I can't stand it anymore. I'll say goodbye.

In this kind of society where the jungle prevails, why can ordinary people look down on demon hunters at will? Why go there if you don't have a high status as a witcher? What's the use?

The first three chapters. After practicing for three years and running around for a while with a ten-pound sword, you feel as tired as a dog? Is this protagonist born with congenital muscular atrophy (no discrimination)? You poisoned people to death in the first 30 chapters, who cares if you look good later? The starting slave did not explain the reason. The author wants to create a positive world view (human beings unite to fight against monsters, and it is forbidden to kill each other). The instructor of the training camp at the beginning wants to use the training time to make the protagonist seriously injured and withdraw from the training camp. The second one is that Anrex forcibly subdued his intelligence and made a sneak attack. When the sneak attack failed, he tried to kill the protagonist in the name of guidance, but was killed by the protagonist in return, resulting in serious injuries. Then the surrounding students all directed the protagonist, saying that that person deserved it. Good guy, the instructor came at this time, and wanted to accuse the protagonist of killing each other without asking any questions. Um? ? ? The most poisonous thing came. The protagonist told the magician that he was a time traveler and that he had a system. . . . . You taste it, you taste it carefully. Everyone who reads novels wants to read the kind of novel where the protagonist is the invincible Long Aotian, but not many people like this kind of thing, right? ? ? ? Finally, if someone wants to accuse me of being a troll, there is nothing I can do about it. The author opens a small account and ignores the lines. If you want to be reasonable, just be reasonable. Don't speak dirty words. Just tell me what I said is wrong.

After reading almost two hundred chapters, the protagonist is still a hunter cannon fodder who is nominally level zero but has level one strength. Only by setting traps in advance can he compete with level two. He is not even considered a weakling, and cheats have basically no sense of existence. . . To be honest, the author's writing is quite good, but in the past two hundred chapters, the protagonist's strength has not improved at all. Every enemy soldier I encounter is stronger than the protagonist. There are no explosive points, and I have no desire to read anymore.

To be honest, I have read more than 30 chapters. The protagonist has the lowest status at the beginning. Everyone from all walks of life wants to kill the protagonist. People in his own profession want to kill him. Is it just because of his low status? As far as the golden finger of the protagonist is concerned, whenever someone takes action, the protagonist dies without knowing how, and then all the villains send trumpets crazy to give away experience? This is an old routine from many years ago and is still used.