Monster Hunter: Compass of the Wilds

The synopsis really needs some revisions from a professional writer. It sounds like someone trying to attract readers with a bunch of random, nonsensical things. Readers who haven't read the book before might easily skip it.

The most unpleasant aspect of this book is that some readers of the previous book keep using the protagonist of the previous book to belittle the protagonist of this book. I haven't read the previous book and wanted to finish this one before following it, but these people who are trying to put me down are really annoying.

I just have to rant. All this pimping and matchmaking! I came here for the action, what the hell is this? Pimping is one thing, but these forced pairings are just awful. Seriously, bro, it's disgusting. Since when do Monster Hunter stories have to have couples? The main character has a partner, fine, but you have to pair up all the supporting characters, even cats and dogs! Is that okay?

As the most awesome protagonist in the series (seriously!), Capcom has given him a lot of prestige, from his background information to his style of doing things. It's easy to see in the story that the protagonist used to be very reclusive (after all, he was a loner), and he had a strong desire to kill. The presence of the mascot girl feels like a lock on him.

Let's see how to make this whole "Wilderness" plot watchable.

To come up with such a description, even a pufferfish named Hakiko would need two Haki fairies...

Have you ever played Monster Hunter? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Just like in the previous book, write down the characters you'd like to have in the book. But, don't go into too much detail; just give a general description. For example, in the previous book, the spearman who could withstand fire, the children he took in, and the children preparing to embark on a journey—don't go into too much detail about all the equipment sets; just give a general description. There's a chance they'll be included in the novel!

The author probably didn't expect the wilderness to be so difficult when they started this book, so it's impossible to get into the plot now.

I subscribed to and finished reading the whole thing while on a business trip. It's not that I'm comparing it to the previous work, but you need to adjust your character development, Mr. Xianyu. Stereotypical character development is indeed easy, but for characters like Muti, so far, there's been absolutely no character development.