Monster Hunter: The Villainous Corpse Dragon Draws Skills

After reading the reviews, I feel that the protagonist feels like the statuette from the Ultraman movie version. I want to do bad things, but if I do bad things Ultraman will definitely stop me, then I will definitely conflict with Ultraman. Thinking about it, wouldn't it be better if I deal with Ultraman directly? I didn't do anything, I just set a target for myself and looked for enemies in vain.

One thing to say, when I see the protagonist thinking that I am a monster and the jungle is the only thing that preys on the strong, I feel really sad. It's really a monster that doesn't do any bullshit psychological construction at all. If it really feels bad, it won't do it. Human beings are particularly selfish and arrogant, have evil intentions, and like to make excuses for themselves. Seeing this, ah, I don't think you are a monster, I just think that the bad nature of human beings is fully demonstrated. The law of the jungle is even more funny. If you take the concept summarized by humans and give yourself some blood, wouldn't it actually mean survival of the fittest? The ecosystem is not about cultivating gu. Without food, you will starve to death. Using this reason as a fig leaf has never thought that human beings can communicate and understand each other. Even if they are not human beings, they can still understand each other. Or there are some human beings who suddenly want to protect other animals. If there is no means of communication and the information is not clear, it would be better to say that if there is information and means, but also to hunt humans specifically, it feels somewhat targeted. While thinking about how I am a monster, I use human thinking to analyze humans and make incomprehensible comments. I can only say that the protagonist is a bit far from a beast, but he is not a human either. Instead, his attitude of judging everything from above is a bit close to a god. I originally wanted to say a god-man, but after thinking about it carefully, he should be a mythical beast.

The protagonist has been searching for enemies in the void. He feels that humans will definitely kill him. Let's not talk about whether humans will kill him. Writing a book is based on a certain logic, right? This is not a game. The guild issued a hunting permit and hacked the monster to death with three or two swords from Blue Star. , The monster will not retreat even if it fights to the death, it will definitely run away in reality, right? With the protagonist's IQ, can't it be enough to just spot any trouble and run away? (If you are the protagonist, say something else.) The skeleton dragon is aquatic, right? Who can find him if he dives into the sea?

Have you ever played Monster Hunter? Have you seen the setting collection? Don't you know that the union's standard for map king monsters has always been to capture and repel them, and they will only choose to kill them as a last resort? Don't you know that the aftermath of a fight between two snow lion kings destroyed a village instantly? Don't you know that the old fire dragon wiped out the kingdom's army? Don't you know that volcanic F4 activity triggered the destruction of the Fire Nation? Don't you know that Styracosaurus rushed into Todoluma and instantly paralyzed it and then left gracefully? Don't you know that Lan Long used the Moon Rabbit City as a speed bump when he passed by? Have you ever been a skeleton dragon? Some things were written randomly, and I took it for granted 💀 By the way, all the ancient dragons among the above monsters ended up being defeated, and there was another one that felt boring and left on its own. None of the dragons were killed.

When you turn into a monster at the beginning, the first thing you think about is not how to survive from being transformed from a human to a dragon. What you think about is that the ancient dragon operated by a person with a good IQ will be conquered by others. A hunter who is not mentally ill would think that when he sees a monster, he must kill it? Not to mention he is very strong. When finding a new monster, who wouldn't first check whether it will harm the environment? As long as you don't harm the environment, don't hunt specifically for humans, and you're still an ancient dragon, will hunters hunt you? When others ask why, the answer is one. "Because of human hypocrisy, maintaining ecology is just for the better survival of human beings." Then let me ask you, do monsters eat to survive? Do people eat to survive? Did Honglong go to the snowy mountains to have a good meal for a better and more comfortable life? What's more, maintaining the ecology itself is a win-win situation, which makes people feel very speechless. And you were able to write about the book that drew skills before. Although I read it last year, I had the impression that it had no major problems at all. The new book actually has this kind of thing, which made me laugh out loud when I saw this reason.

The author is so funny. He has raised humans to the top of the food chain. Then you can just turn the protagonist into a blue star. All kinds of psychological activities are that humans are too powerful and I want to go home.

The protagonist doesn't really think that hunters are some top race in the world of monster hunting. This wave of truth is a bit unfounded 😄. There are only two types of monsters that hunters attack, either they attack or migrate through towns/villages and have to be blocked (Bai Long Ye Xing, Laoshan Dragon, Steel Dragon, Village Crab, Pavilion Mantis, Snow Lion King, etc.) And most of these actions end in repelling; or they seriously affect the ecological balance (Skeleton Dragon) Dragons, the Tyrannosaurus eats and eats, the Wind Thunder Dragon gives birth, the golden lion fights well, the ancient dragon lands, the Molten Dragon sets the continent on fire, the Dark Lantern Dragon comes of age, the Jumping King, and the big strange birds appear in large numbers during the breeding period) will carry out a crusade, and it has a huge risk factor (the hunter group sent by the guild to defeat the Wind Thunder Dragon was completely wiped out). As long as it does not destroy the ecological balance and does not affect the existence of villages, towns and kingdoms, the Hunter Guild will not bother to care about you. After all, they can only be regarded as medium existences in this world. Those who can kill the map king alone are considered elite hunters. There are no more than 10 ancient dragons who can conquer the ancient dragon. There is no need to cause more trouble for yourself (if there are hunters People who engage in poaching will be punished by the union) Moreover, ancient dragons like the Skeleton Dragon are very good at hiding themselves. They almost ate all the people on the island and escaped unharmed. Their physical strength is also strong enough. In the xx setting collection, they made it clear that they were repelled and they were not killed at all, so there is no need to worry too much about people. On the contrary, I suggest that the protagonist considers how to spend his childhood smoothly and pay attention to the monsters around him, such as the ancient dragon species. This kind of thing carries a 160km natural disaster halo with it, which can make you die without knowing how it died when it gets close to you; the existence of the ancient dragon larvae itself is a piece of fat for those predators. Meat, such as the Sighing Tiger Dragon, the Dinotyrannosaurus, and the Ferocious Claw Dragon. Strong men who can use dragon-attribute energy themselves have obtained extraordinary dragon-matching power through a large amount of gluttony. The ancient dragon's pure blood in the ancient dragon's body, a substance rich in high-energy dragon attributes, is definitely loved by them, not to mention the Nergigante, which is called the ancient dragon killer.

Kind of like the Dark Pokémon stream for a while. I have always felt that talking about human nature in utopias such as Ultraman, Pokémon, and Monster Hunter, or being a true villain, is quite unpleasant. I saw that the author has opened a new novel about monster hunting, and I clicked in with expectations for the new book. What I want to see more is the protagonist struggling to survive in a cruel ecological environment from the perspective of a little skeleton dragon, and finally becoming the ultimate creature at the top of the ecosystem, instead of inexplicably treating humans who are also living in the cracks as imaginary enemies and starting to have random thoughts. I just want to say to Skeleton Dragon: "Oh, friend. Are you going to target our hunters like this again? Behind you, I have the speed of a ghost."

I just watched the beginning. Honestly, this doesn't work. Everyone is thinking about what to eat for this meal, how many days have passed since the last meal, how to survive, and how to live better. The protagonist is thinking about what to do if he encounters a hunter in the distance, what a joke, he may not even survive the first day in this crazy nature, but he is imagining what will happen in the future. It was as if he felt that he would be able to survive and grow up easily among countless powerful monsters. The protagonist is too far away from the beasts, but he is quite close to the people in Da Liu Shu

Don't write about the confrontation between people. My head hurts from reading those other new books, as well as those fantasy novels disguised as monster hunters.