Divine Hunter: I Will Hunt All Things

How can I put it this way? The story is quite enjoyable and not overwhelming, but the conflicts are a bit too deliberate. It has the beauty of an ancient urban novel, with all kinds of people mocking the protagonist without overestimating their abilities. But overall it's not bad. It looks good, and I look back on it as a classic.

It's not like I mentioned at the beginning that there are any skills to restrain demons, but like other hunters, I still have to buy silver arrows to attack. If you are in a team to hide your skills, that's fine, but you are a lone wolf.

I haven't awakened the ability to restrain hunting either 😰

Between being happy and unhappy, the feeling of being happy is that I can kill monsters easily, and I haven't had any trouble at all. It's considered a small invincible novel. I feel unhappy that the protagonist has an aura of ridicule. Apart from those who want to kill the protagonist and ridicule the protagonist, there are only those who have been saved by the protagonist and are afraid of the protagonist. There are no normal people in the plot, no awe and respect for the strong. For example, the Taiwanese say that mainlanders cannot afford tea eggs, and the Koreans are from Qu Yuan. If it can be changed, it will be food and grass, if not, it will be hay.

This way of writing is really lazy, it really follows the game system.

Did the author forget to take his medicine?

Dog 💩When will the group of Shadows of the Golden Tree be killed? They all rode on your head💩 and there are still dried chicken feathers left. That bullshit president will be in a hurry. If the protagonist later shows his overwhelming strength, he will only be in the mud. Keep the dried chicken feathers. Hurry up and kill him and bring the element Si Chen.

Gu Zao is a cool writer, his writing is clear, and he pretends to be serious, but he kills enemies quickly and improves easily.

I couldn't stand it in the first chapter. I met a monster awakening to hunt demons. Does this mean that monsters and demons are the same thing here? As a result, I met another lemure later. "Although it was my first time to hunt devils." Do you think this is reasonable?

What have you written lately that is so messy?

However, the author's conflict is so bluntly written that it's simply incomprehensible. There is also a player guild that is even more vicious. The president seems to have no ill intentions towards the protagonist. Chun Chun and Xi Ni have no idea how they became the president. They thought it would be fine if they were offline, but they ended up licking their faces and trying to save him. 😒

Whenever props can obtain attribute points or forge equipment, the protagonist will choose equipment rather than attribute points, even if the equipment is rich enough to be idle, even if there is equipment that can be grown, and even if the protagonist's attributes are not much higher than others.

The subject matter is good and the writing is okay, but some of the conflicts are a bit too deliberate.

I really want to ask if no one else has any talent, just a blank slate?

A secret letter is not a mithril

This feels like leveling up a Creation God-level trumpet, and the writing is good.

The author's writing is very good, definitely worth reading and subscribing! I would like to take this opportunity to recommend a book called "The Old Man Picks Up Rags in Time and Lives by Making Bad Movies" which is hilarious to the heavens...