The Pokemon Hunter Who Returned from the Monster Hunter World

The writing is so abstract, I must have played with 🦐Tou Tai Dao

Everything else is fine, but the problem is that your elf writing can't describe the feeling between humans and elves, or the monster hunting template. The problem is that you and the equipment also have to handle the drama. The relationship between people is also not handled well. There is a brainless heroine showing off. I really feel that it is so childish and I can't stand it. The one who can go down is to watch it. The beginning was okay. I cast two votes and withdrew first.

This requires a strong shield sword monster.

Chapter 18 You hit Rukia so smoothly, but when the dragon was empty, you still let Nishiha grab Rukia. What did you think? Can you bear it? If it were me, I could chop it into 18 pieces on the spot. ! I can't understand it! It's so poisonous!

Lugia and Sheba poisoned me directly.

Is it possible? Under normal circumstances, you shouldn't know much about Monster Hunter as a game, but you should know a lot about Pokémon as an anime. The protagonist should not only know the names of Pikachu and Charizard, but also some of the plot. Moreover, the writing is too abstract, and it feels like there aren't many important main lines, it's all about the word count and the introduction of Pokémon.

It feels like the protagonist does not know how to exchange information when he travels from the real world to the world of Monster Hunter and enters the world of Pokémon. Monster Hunter hunters all know the information of their prey. The protagonist is like a flat-headed brother who only knows how to fight. Or in the real world, playing a game of Mowing Warriors until brain-burning people kill all the boss enemies in the way. Those who know how to change the world do not understand the information and do not want to know what weapons (props) are in this world.

The villain is very vivid, but the protagonist is not very interesting. The climax is always interrupted by himself. The mythical beast is stolen just before defeating the beast. The hero comes on the scene to save people, but instead allows the opponent to gain enough information. Even in the latest chapter, I only saw the successful revenge of the female villain. In the end, I guess she was let go.

In fact, the humans in Pokémon are just human-like Pokémon, a proper superhuman race. Among them, superpowers and psychics are very common, and top superpowers can rival Mewtwo. Not to mention these naturally special people, there are fighters among ordinary people who can crush Fighting-type Pokémon with their physical bodies. Among them, Xiaozhi, a super newbie, is just a healthy and lively ordinary elementary school student.

I remember the world of Pokémon. There was no reproductive compartment between Pokémon and humans🥵