Monster Hunter: Starting as an Undying Kulu-Ya-Ku

After reading it, the one above is much better than the character next door, the fire dragon. Even though there is no publicity, the protagonist's abilities affect his personality and he is also mean. He is a troublemaker. It is not unusual for him to be beaten every day. The more he is beaten, he gets stronger and still can't die. What a super chicken shit. Also, the real bird cannot attract the love of the gods. He always wants the bird to evolve into a large and handsome bird-dragon monster. No matter how strong the taboo bird is, he is still a bird. Although he is strong, he is not handsome. Just like Tai Dao Xia, being strong or not is one thing. Being handsome is a lifelong matter.

That's it, meow

Facts tell us how important it is to have claws that can be grasped normally

So why kill the scholar? If you don't kill, you may still have a way out. If you kill, you'll basically be on guard against each other's hostility. It's understandable to grab supplies, but it's a bit abrupt to kill people.

Is a scratching bird most invincible when it's holding an egg? 🙂

If you don't want to suppress the combat power, the map must be large enough. This setting of red light chaos is quite good. Read it in one go and look forward to the follow-up. Those of the same type all have different flaws The Fire Dragon has overwhelming combat power, and suffered various deficiencies after cheating. The value of the Resentful Tiger Dragon has expanded, and it can repel the ice for several kilometers. "We need more monster hunting novels!"

Yes, no pressure, adult, no drugs, fun.

It's really well written, but it just doesn't feel fun to work for humans all the time. The human camp is obviously hostile to the protagonist. Although they are not going to commit murder and arson, it would definitely be a mistake to keep working for free for humans.

Wilderness open beta for 4 days, cats are waiting for you

The subject matter is okay, but it always feels weird as I read it. Later I realized that the protagonist has been living from an outsider's perspective. He can kill anything and dares to kill anything. He has no sense of reverence for life. It's like playing a game. So I read this book occasionally, and then throw it out of the bookshelf after reading it. After all, there is a book shortage now.