The Bounty Hunter in the World of Film and Television

Could the author please stop writing about the protagonist's business acumen? This character lacks real-world experience. Writing solely based on imagination is incredibly frustrating. I don't even know how to begin criticizing this.

Writing American comics is pointless; the plots are too weak and illogical, and the main characters are all invincible. What's the point? You might as well write American action movies.

I didn't expect such a clichéd name, but such a thrilling story! It's actually quite entertaining to see such a complex and contradictory world woven together.

What the heck is Tilde? That's kind of toxic.

Aren't you afraid that if you date a Supergirl without any Kryptonite, she'll crush you into a pulp just from tickling you or swatting a mosquito? There's a pretentious line in Superman: "This world is too fragile."

The initial explanation of the system is very rudimentary. Many of the protagonist's seemingly natural actions appear inexplicable. What conditions are met for acquiring skills? Are they system rewards? Can one freely learn the skills of their employer or the skills of their target? Are there any costs associated with learning them? What is the upgrade process? Author, you need to write out the rules.

I've read up to chapter 79. The protagonist has basically converted all his bounties into system funds to improve his strength. He also wants to establish his own organization. Where will the money come from? Who will pay the salaries? An accountant's audit will reveal a large amount of unaccounted-for funds. As a renowned hunter, the protagonist is constantly under scrutiny from tax authorities and business investigators. Where will he get the money to pay taxes?

Supergirl

It's so frustrating that they know about other movies and TV shows but not Super Girl. 🤫

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