Start Hunting Gods as a Hunter

... Nowadays, novels either have a younger sister or a widower... You can skip it if you see it.

To be honest: the first few chapters are okay, it's an okay beginning. Starting from the real estate department confronting the hunter, the more I watch it, the more boring it becomes, and the more I watch it, the more I feel the protagonist is awkward.

Do you think the author is a cheat? I have written articles before, and like to read some memes on the Internet, but I am not passionate, a bit too honest, and have average social skills. Sometimes I want to pretend that I am young and interesting and talk about old memes. Maybe I work in a state-owned enterprise or a similar relatively stable industry. I'm not sure if the author has an outline. The plot development is generally okay, and the beginning is okay, but I don't know why the author insists on making the atmosphere of the book more relaxed and abstract? In fact, according to the original writing method of the first few chapters, there is no problem with it being a cool article above the passing mark. However, some old jokes were later added to the funny and heartwarming scenes imagined by the author, resulting in strange character designs. These scenes have pictures. I know what the author wants. The lack of writing power causes the characters to become abstract. Example: The character of the old hunter in the competition is rough-and-tumble but cunning and has no ill intentions towards the protagonist. However, the second time he came to deliver the bet, the leader threw himself and rolled around at the door at home, and even had to be coaxed by the protagonist (the author probably thought this was similar to a funny Hiyori?) The protagonist's sister interrupted the protagonist several times, influenced the protagonist's decision and even planned to agree on behalf of the protagonist (need to avoid the online article). The author wanted to create a silly, naive and greedy sister? But the character design doesn't match up. The person from a poor family is still seriously ill, and the protagonist is the only labor force in the family. It's unreasonable for my sister to be raised like this. Leadership, create a contrast? She looks like a loli but is actually a dick? The problem is that the pressure at the beginning and the follow-up signing of a contract with the protagonist can be connected, but Dihua (careless and caring that he is the protagonist's master) is inconsistent with the protagonist's perception of constantly facing danger. Too lazy to write

What are you writing about? Will hungry people waste food?

If you have any suggestions for this book, you can leave your feedback in this post, and I will revise it as a reference.

What is written at the end? Urban literature? Could it have been sent to the wrong category?

I didn't think anything about it until Chapter 48. It's okay if you want to protect your hometown, and it's okay to be naive. But the sentence "with great power comes great responsibility" really hit my pain point, and it really made me want to give up.