Dragon Raja: Sending Off the Dragonkin, Starting as a Hunter

The writing is good The connection is good Problem: Cassell's recruitment of the protagonist is a bit dissuading me It's too frustrating

Is there no one in the Dragon Clan today who writes about the wisdom of little people? Rather than counterattack, what I want to see more is to break out of the chess game!

There is a question that I have to complain about. Your protagonist has obviously been a hunter for several years, but after entering Kassel, his personality is the same as that of a newly graduated high school student. You must have the characteristics of a hunter.

When you write an original Aboriginal character as the protagonist, you don't know where the plot will go. There is no cheat system or anything like that, so you have to rely on the author to forcefully arrange the content and plot.

I understand, I understand, the protagonist's ability is that of a beautiful widow who ran away from her husband (referring to flexibility), and can perfectly match their desires and completely surrender themselves (referring to weapon proficiency)

After reading more than 20 chapters, from the rainy night elevated road to Nono's enrollment, the protagonist has no power to resist at all, and can only passively be led by others. More than 20 chapters, 40,000 to 50,000 words, and I still don't know what is special about the protagonist? Do you rely on your physical fitness to cosplay Captain America? There has to be some foreshadowing or some explanation of the protagonist's confidence, right? In a dragon world where blood is paramount, the protagonist must explain why he should be the protagonist.

There is no reason to hate Nono, it is worth voting for

I thought they were hunters from Monster Hunter, but I thought that the group of humanoid ancient dragons really had the dragon clan in hand, and it turned out that they were hunters from the Hunter website.

Don't be fooled, the writing and plot are good, I really like Old Tang (Norton)

The biggest problem with this book right now is that there are too few updates. At the same time, the author's performance as a super giant water monster is very stable. It is very difficult to read. Saving more than ten chapters to read it in one go is not enough.