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I want to change my evaluation from the past few days. I give 70 points for the battle plot and only 5 points for the character plot. I still give it because of the heroine Lin. The plot deviation is like this. This book should be called "Infinite Monster Hunter" and "The World Begins with Monster Hunter". I have been reading it in the past few days from drunk to numb. To be honest, the fight between the characters is really an average score for the monster hunting plot. Now it smells like the intrigue of the main god space. I really like it. I don't understand what's so interesting about the intrigue, and why the so-called system would summon a person who likes hunters more than dragons to come to the world of monster hunting. This book gave me the feeling that the plot was quite satisfactory and had its merits, but suddenly it was... It's like blowing the hero's head off with a golf club. If you love character games so much, why don't you turn all the monsters into flying dragons, ichthyosaurs, and ancient dragons? It's not like you haven't played Monster Hunter before. If you write it according to the plot of Infinite Stream, won't you get stuck?

I want to express my opinions and don't like to criticize them by mistake. I personally read this book for monster hunting, but the more I read later, the more I felt that it had strayed away from monster hunting. Especially after the secret medicine scandal, I felt that it was all a conspiracy to hunt monsters, which was excessive. I hope the author can clarify the key points.

Monster hunting is not immune to moles, but moles are really difficult to deal with. The strongest combatants in the world of monster hunting are basically hunters. Most of the hunters who become hunters enter this almost fatal war to defend mankind (a riot of ancient dragons may destroy a country, and the army must be dispatched to deal with Xionghuo's rebellion. Most hunters may not be able to defeat Xionghuo in their lifetime). If you dare to be a mole, you can be said to be dancing in the minefield of the Hunter Guild.

[The legendary Wings of Destruction that can destroy everything was born, and the appearance of that hero seemed to appear in a certain child] [The riders and hunters who went to arrest failed, but an adult who returned from the New World heard about it] [He once defeated the Ancient Dragon King] [He is - Blue Star! "So, is the target this time you?" Beside the bustling port, a large ship loaded with mineral materials slowly docked, with a mysterious-looking man on the bow. At the same time, Yuyun Village "The village will be left to you from now on, I need to investigate. "One thing" On the other side of the continent, in a silent room, a decadent man lying on the bed was shaking in pain, and the girl sitting beside the bed made up her mind "If that stone can really cure you, I will do whatever it takes!" A gathering of heroes from all ages 😏

I just started reading it and when I got to chapter 23, I wanted to ask if there is any intrigue behind it. If you have seen it, can you tell me about it? It's rare to see someone write about Monster Hunter, and I don't really like that there are these elements in Monster Hunter

I rarely see monster hunter fics. Please support me and stop being a eunuch.

Brothers recommended the book. The title is Monster Hunter: Hunter's Notes. I personally think it is well written.

In fact, I have been looking forward to a pet book. Goldfinger is for monster hunting. Imagine someone else summons Pikachu and you summon Black Dragon. 😎😎😎😎

Emmm, what should I say? It looks a little strange. The male protagonist first said that he is a game master and is very clear about various settings. But why, he just doesn't know the moves, and he doesn't know the moves of various weapons. When it comes to the big sword, doesn't he have to try the True Three Charges as soon as he comes up with it? And regardless of whether they are used or not, since you have played the game, you must know these corresponding moves, and you must contact them in this direction. And the male protagonist has some. . . It seems that there is no such thing as practicing weapon skills. Monsters with level 3 or 4 dangers are all knocked away at once, and then various props are used to defeat them. . . It's a bit inconsistent with the feeling I get when I'm playing Monster Hunter and it's fun to go up and kill monsters. I'm not complaining, I'm just looking forward to the strengthening of the protagonist's own combat power, the kind of combat power that doesn't require props.

After reading the ending, I realized that the protagonist is Xie Shaoyang. He is the first person to kill an ancient dragon in decades. He is also the person favored by the big boss behind the scenes. He was also taken away for a trial. His strength has suddenly improved by leaps and bounds. He can kill level 8 ancient dragons. He is still the only one whose CP is a time traveler. So I must criticize the author. Why are so many words wasted on a supporting character Qi Xing? I really can't understand.