Monster Hunter: I Can Hear Monsters’ Thoughts

Looks familiar? 🤔 These cat carts are spreading all over this continent right now! 😨 You could be next! 👈 Unless you make the most important decision of the new continent ✊ Prove to everyone that you have the power and courage to pursue ultimate coolness 👊 Join the ranks of Charge Blade users! 💪 Become an elite Charge Blade user! 💂 Defeat the dragons everywhere 👽

A man was selling equipment, claiming that his sword was incredibly sharp and could easily pierce any shield, and that his shield was incredibly sturdy and could withstand any attack. Suddenly, someone started a fight and loudly asked, "What if you used your sword to stab your shield?" The seller grinned crookedly, then instantly sheathed his sword in his shield, transforming it into an axe.

Although it's a Monster Hunter story, I still wanted to ask if there's a female lead, since it's already a Rise of Kingdoms story, and Mizuki Kaname 😌 (Lifespan Theory ×) I asked other readers when I was reading Hunter's Notes, and so far there isn't a book with a well-written female lead, Mizuki Kaname 🙄

Shield Axe Man's Charming Moments

Aside from his telepathic abilities, the protagonist doesn't seem to have any other notable combat skills. Even in Hunter's Notebook, which emphasizes teamwork and doesn't give the protagonist any special advantages, Gordon's strength and comprehension are still impressive. It feels like this telepathic ability could be used as a foundation to develop a later ability similar to Observation Haki, allowing him to predict monster attacks.

Boss, I miss you, meow. I've been training these past few days without you, even though I know I could never beat the Great Jagras on my own, meow. Ever since you and the other hunters defeated the Black Dragon, I haven't used my plunder knife. Your team has the Horn Master, so you don't need me to play anymore, meow. Auntie's food is great, and you really like the start-up drink.

Have you ever been a monster? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Wow! The author's research on Monster Hunter's ecology is very rigorous, and it perfectly fits the Monster Hunter universe without any jarring moments. It feels like playing a Monster Hunter game; it's definitely one of the top Monster Hunter novels on Qidian.

I've been playing Monogatari these past couple of days. Today, while playing through the story, in Levitt's flashback, the first monster he encountered as a rookie was a Tigrex, and he fought tooth and nail to kill it. Good heavens, I was terrified!

Objectively speaking, this book is indeed a great read, with no major flaws. I just wanted to mention that the protagonist doesn't use a katana. 🤔 I don't mean anything by it, just mentioning it; I'm not explaining why the protagonist doesn't use a katana. ☺️ It's not that not using a katana is a flaw, I just wanted to say that katanas are really cool. 😇