Dragonrider Hunter

I spent a day watching it, so let me share my thoughts. Okay, I'm just here to rant. First, let's talk about the initial portrayal of the protagonist as having high intelligence and strategic thinking. There is some strategy, but it's all done by the main character; practically no one else is involved. And aside from the protagonist, the other characters don't seem to possess much intelligence.

To be honest, half of the chapter is just hints and hints, it's too filler.

This is really unfriendly to audiobook listeners; it's always showing the attribute panel, and it seems like they're padding the word count.

The author's writing is pretty good, so why are the grades so bad? I just subscribed to all of them and I'm already ranked 31st. I'm going to be broke!

Because of this book, I played MU Online again, the single-player version, of course. Things have changed, and I didn't understand anything.

I saw this book and discovered it's been abandoned... Speechless. I checked the comments section and found no comments for a very long time, and the author hasn't posted any explanation. I don't know if the author has started a new account or a new book, or what the author's current situation is, or if they still plan to write. Sigh.

I'll order all the pets first, otherwise I'm afraid they'll die. 🙂🙂🙂🙂

Interested readers can use this to alleviate their reading slump.

I just started reading this book today. It's quite interesting. I got to about 150 pages, which I read very quickly, but I don't know why I wanted to keep reading. Then I just realized that this is a bit like those idle grinding games. The focus isn't on the content, but on the stat increases. But that's what's interesting about these stat increases; the story is basically irrelevant.

Now that I've looked through it, where are the teammates listed on the resume?