Monster Hunter: This Tobi-Kadachi Is No Ordinary Beast

I would like to ask how the protagonist plans to deal with his relationship with humans? The protagonist has been tricked by humans twice. The cliff-jumping lair where he was forced by a hunter for the first time is gone. This time, the humans yelled "I mean no harm" and took away part of the prey that I had worked so hard to hunt. From the description, if there is no car and lack of manpower, I just took the whole animal away, and the protagonist's attitude gave me a sigh of relief. No need to conflict with humans? If the protagonist is so afraid of conflict with humans, I suggest finding a human to be his insect hunter. Then the human will point a stick at where the protagonist will hit, and then he will no longer have to worry about conflicts.

Speechless, don't you know what the protagonist's current strength is? He dared to watch the excitement after hearing the noise and roaring. He didn't die because the author took care of it 🤫

The electric dragon is on the same level as the male fire. It depends on how the protagonist performs.

The electric dragon makes you think you are a coward. It is so ferocious and brutal, and it never forgets to bite people before it dies. What kind of thing do you think it is? When it sees the hunters, it becomes weak in the legs and lets them steal the prey in front of them. He also fills in all kinds of psychological dialogues with water words. I don't see any of the character of the electric dragon, so you might as well just write Spinosaurus.

At present (2025.2.10), I can only give three stars out of five stars at most: Extra points: ★: The title is good: there are too few monster hunting articles, and there are fewer monster hunting articles than side hunters ★: The author's heartfelt note: Basically every chapter has a picture, which can only be said to be awesome ★: Composition Pen Howl: The author's writing style is quite good, the language is smooth to read, and the semantics are also very fluent, so that the future of this book is not completely dark, the author is just a little too open-minded Deduction items: ☆: The protagonist of Zayu: The protagonist of Zayu is not the kind who cannot be defeated but is a pure coward. The most cowardly time, I really don't understand why you don't snatch your prey back when you encounter an investigator. Even if you don't want to hurt the investigator, you can just drag your prey away. If you have to manipulate the "goodness" of the protagonist to disgust the readers, then The eating phase is indeed a bit embarrassing ☆: The most tang new chapter: The title and content of the latest chapter are so troubling that I ran out of insulin. What happened to the author who suddenly wrote "what's wrong", which made me feel physically uncomfortable when I read it. Let me say it bluntly, I really don't understand when someone is chatting with you about the next most important thing and then you suddenly and inexplicably say "What's going on?" What are you doing? It's the "Bo Seoul" syndrome that I saw directly. In short, I hope the author can correct these mistakes when monster hunting novels rise again, although they have never risen before 😰

Uh, is this plot going crazy? After spending so much time describing the plots of cats, Sakura dragons and children, kill them all in one chapter? Then this is written to kill

Tsk tsk tsk

I would like to ask the author if the protagonist will kill Noel and others after leaving the crystal. If not, please tell me in time.

I feel that there are too many types of strange hunting articles and I feel a bit tired of aesthetics.

Electric Dragon