The Hunter's Code

There are too many female characters. The women around them are all well-intentioned and all are loli ladies. The men are all malicious, either lustful or sinister. This kind of writing may have been popular a few years ago, but no one likes it anymore. I hope the author can create more outstanding male supporting characters.

The storyline before the protagonist becomes a professional is excellent and worth recommending. However, after that, it suddenly becomes formulaic. Especially the first stage of the trial—it feels like forced hype… artificially creating conflicts for the protagonist to show off and get humiliated. I personally don't understand why they didn't continue with the previous writing style and suddenly went down a cliché path. It's a pity I didn't see it available for purchase, so I'll give up on it.

The initial handling was terrible. The protagonist's arrival without inherited memories could have enhanced suspense and horror, but the plot design made the way the amnesiac protagonist gathered information incredibly stiff. Whether it was the diary or later conversations with the supporting characters, it felt like the protagonist was acting like they had amnesia, but I just couldn't tell.

I find it strange that hunters don't have tracking skills; isn't that essential, and only apprentice hunters get it?

The writing and plot are good, but it's incredibly frustrating to read. The protagonist is always facing someone a level above him, someone he can't possibly defeat...

I didn't have much money, so I skipped around while reading. To be honest, I think the plot and characters are of a high enough standard, at least for online novels. In terms of pure plot summary, I think this book is no less than Mysterious Mysteries, Ember, and Red Patrol, of course, partly because those earlier works were excellent.

This book is the kind that gets more and more amazing the more you read it; it has the potential to become a masterpiece. If it were a few years ago...

The plot is quite engaging; I hope for more frequent updates.

That's really vicious! They said they were going to settle scores with the nobility, but the Yuan family wasn't dealt with, and the Song family was let off the hook just because of a woman. And what kind of justice is that?

It's a pity, the book is pretty good, it's just that too many people can't accept the scene where Gu Xintong kills him in the beginning. Actually, the later parts are really exciting and very good 🥺. Furthermore, the author placed this book under the fantasy category, making it difficult for it to gain exposure.