
The Age of Hunters for All
全民猎人时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 789k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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330Chapters
5kRecommendations
25.5kFans
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The story begins with various countries fighting over resources, yet all the small countries are thriving. To be frank, South Korea is right next to us. If a war of plunder were to break out, would these small countries still exist?
My ideal hunter: Summon pets, set traps, be invincible in PvP or wield a long sword, solo Elder Dragons, land instantly from a thousand meters in the air, and have a cat as an assistant. The hunters in the book: rifles, sniper rifles, explosives
Is it pretty?
I can't hold back anymore. To be precise, Earth's water is in a cycle. Unless aliens come to steal water, it's highly unlikely that a meteorite impact would cause a water shortage; the sun isn't blocked. Gold, silver, copper, iron, and aluminum can all be recycled. Without an apocalypse, how could we not grow food?
With so many resources, wouldn't it be better to find a place to be a local tyrant and not hand it over to the state? Those who like selfless, saintly protagonists might enjoy this.
The points are too high; killing a monster should only give a fraction of a point. This kind of survival is cruel. Monsters are discarded after being killed; the meat and skin are unwanted, and VIPs exchange for everything? Is the Dimensional Hunting Ground supposed to be a place for people to enjoy themselves? Bad review.
Having read up to chapter 163, the female lead is a complete failure; she's utterly useless so far, far less than one ten-thousandth of Ji-hyun's...
To be honest, with this kind of overpowered advantage for the protagonist, he only benefits most as a solo player. There's no need to choose to bring teammates, since the protagonist isn't the only one venturing into each area. He can simply trigger the options while farming, right?
There are two main points I dislike about the article. First, in a society where everyone struggles to eat and drink, the protagonist controls so many resources that, not only can he negotiate with the state alone to obtain supreme power, he should at least strive for various privileges (those who know, know). Some things can be given up, but they cannot be without.
The male lead must be handsome