Monster Hunter: From Environmental Creature to King of the Elder Dragons

What can I say, the first few chapters were okay, but the plot after rescuing the Thunder Wolf Dragon cub was a bit hard to swallow. Not to mention whether the Sao Bird can steal the Thunder Wolf Dragon's egg, it is still an egg that is about to hatch. The egg hatched as soon as it was snatched from the Sao Bird's hand. It is very time-consuming. The protagonist's mother's heart instantly came online and said that he could not kill him and that he had to raise him. Whether he could raise him to a mature age was another matter. There was a setting where he immediately recognized a thing as his father when he was born, but he even kissed the protagonist in a special way. What's the fuss about? With such a setting, why should a monster hunter be called a monster hunter? Just call it a Pokémon hunter. The task of all hunters is to steal eggs and tame them, so as to cultivate a large wave of ancient dragon species and sweep the world. Let's raise a few Nergigant first I can barely get past this. The name can just be called Thunder Wolf Dragon. It has to be called Zhu Peiliang, which is completely wrong. It's not a painting style at all. Calling Peppa Pig sounds a hundred million times better. In the subsequent plot, there is no advancement effect at all. Trivial things are forced into the plot. What is the point of the protagonist poking the monster with a stick? It does not help to advance the plot. It would be more realistic to write a story about the protagonist and the wild Ellu cat group. With the help of Golden Finger, the ecological niche in the early stage has reached the level of the fire dragon. When the blue star comes, the protagonist takes off directly, follows behind the butt head and picks up the ancient dragon species.

It depends on what you write next. If you continue to write abstract plots, you can write and have fun.

If it's super large, I hope the ecology can be more interesting. Is there an ecology where the protagonist can sleep and hunt for materials quietly? Or something like a titan that is beneficial to the environment and can attract environmental creatures to have downy feathers on their backs?

These latest pictures are a bit abstract. What level are you at now? Do you dare to provoke a rich woman? Not afraid of death? Or are you the author who says the protagonist won't die if he doesn't die?

As a lover of strange beasts, I think this book ranks among the top of the monster hunting novels I have read (although there are not many monster hunting novels). Those who like strange beast novels can read it. （）                                                            ：①，②, ③The protagonist looks very handsome, ④The evolution process is relatively reasonable and unobtrusive. Having said the advantages, it's time to talk about the disadvantages (or poisonous points) Poisonous points: ① Some readers may not be able to accept the name of the protagonist's top subordinate and relative. (But I read it well, after all, I came to see the protagonist) PS: The author has reflected on it ② The major poisonous point The protagonist has the first intellectual behavior in the book so far - provoking the colorful dragon with the strength of the map king. (You can skip it if you don't like it. It won't affect you much. It's only two or three chapters.) The protagonist could have been more modest and obtained resources, but it wasn't such a big risk.                                      Ps: The author is also aware that it has the opposite effect on shaping the protagonist's growth, and has published reflective remarks in one or two chapters after the relevant chapters. Flaws do not cover up strengths. If you keep it up and don't write plots that lower your intelligence, it has the potential to be high-quality food. PS: The author hopes that you can continue writing. After all, there are not many good stories about exotic beasts.

What are you writing about in the last few chapters? You have completely changed your style. It is obvious that you will be invincible by gradually developing, but you want to seek death. Ghostwritten?

Is the name Zhu Peiniang really unpleasant?

I finally know why I gave up. I had the behavior of raising cubs and raised a young Thunder Wolf Dragon.

The writing is very good, the plot is smooth and smooth, but there are too many specific data in the previous battle. Try not to have detailed data such as how many tons of power a palm has.

Among monster hunting novels, I have only seen this one that takes the approach of environmental symbiosis. The subject matter is an advantage. Several minor points in the book have been mentioned by others, but their flaws cannot be concealed. The biggest problem with this book is the update. If it were updated, the score would not be bad.