1881: Notes of a Western Demon Hunter

This book is a bit like it. It uses Wild Cousin as the main frame, integrating the wizard, Bloodborne Curse, and a little magic ring in it. Quite interesting.

The author's writing is very good. It makes you think you've been a demon hunter at first glance. It's very well-founded.

The skills of witcher fighting and making equipment are all in the book. If you want to learn, please read it in time☺️

Have you ever been a witcher? I wrote some things out of order, taking it for granted.

It also saves the author from searching for information.

No one who has been shot can write a story about how a gun can kill someone.

It's completely consistent with my experience as a witcher for so many years. It's so real, come on.

The western style is very strong and sophisticated, but it's not that refreshing. If you don't like this style in the first few chapters, you won't be interested.

Please, please, even if you don't kill this old loli, please take revenge on him. We are not bad people, but we are not necessarily good people, right? Oh, my dear, a hunter with no moral sense has nothing to do with us, but when he points his gun at us, the hatred of life and death has already been decided, isn't it? Don't think with your lower body, my dear author, and don't think about making a deal with her. Even if you can't kill her, you still have to feel sick, right? Give the person she loves the most death, give her desires that will never be vented, and let her live to feel the pain of losing every second if she can't die.

There are more and more extraterrestrial demons at the starting point. If this is not an extraterrestrial demon, I will eat it directly.

The writing is really good, and the writing style doesn't sound like someone new. It's like moving a medieval witcher to the wild west of the United States in the 19th century. As long as you don't focus too much on the characterization and other small details, it is really a good new book. It depends on how the follow-up goes. After all, the setting is the 19th century. The power of the monster in the book is about to change reality. The bullets stop when you wave your hand, and the protagonist is Arthur's strength from Big Dead, including "rune" bullets at most.

The author's character creation is good, and the action scenes are okay, but they could be more sharp and crisp (similar to Speed ​​Hunt). I recommend watching the action scenes of Song Shigui in Angel Oscar. Although he is an old eunuch, the action scenes are well written. The world setting can be expanded a little more and describe more what the world is like. Just like Warhammer, aside from the plot, many people are attracted by the detailed and rich world setting of Warhammer. The detailed world setting itself is very attractive. In addition, these world settings themselves can also be woven into a more intense plot, providing more ingredients for the advancement of the plot. This world seems to be a low-magic fantasy world. How do the Hunter Association and various ruling institutions cooperate? What is the structure of the Hunter Association? Are there subsidiaries? For example, those who specialize in managing transportation, those who specialize in cleaning up the battlefield, those who specialize in providing weapons and armor, and those who specialize in collecting intelligence. Are there factions in the Hunter Association? For example, some emphasize peaceful coexistence with monsters, while others want to drive all monsters away. Is the Hunter Association the only organization that deals with monsters? Are there any other organizations? Are all monsters the opposite of humans? Are there some intelligent monsters that can integrate into human social life? Do monsters have their own organization? Like the Scarlet Court of Vampires, the Moon Hunting Pack of Werewolves, and Frankenstein's Thunder Workshop. Are there factions fighting among the monsters? For example, some vampires indulge themselves in sucking human blood, while others restrain themselves to only suck animal blood, and so on. These world settings are all set in the "Dark World", the author should go and take a look.

Came here after seeing the introduction, the west, the 19th century, demon hunting, welcome to Louisiana (and Colorado) (bushi)

The first time I saw this book, it reminded me of hunting duel.

I haven't started watching it yet, so I wanted to ask first what type it is. Is it the kind where ordinary people use rituals, props and even firearms, combined with the knowledge of occultism and physics and chemistry (doge) to exorcise demons, the protagonist's own ability does not exceed the limits of human beings, or the kind where he uses extraordinary abilities as the main and supplementary to exorcise demons There is no better or worse, but this kind of subject matter is more like the former. If the latter is the case, I will find time to see if it suits my taste. This is just a rational question. I am not here to guide the author to write according to my writing. I am not here to bully you, and I am not here to quarrel. OK, the stacking is completed.

What about the author? I saw that there are still people voting for this month. Are you just wasting readers' patience like this? If you haven't finished handling the family matters, you can post or update the free chapter to explain. What does it mean to disappear directly?

This is too outrageous to be a direct eunuch, right?

There was no burst of updates after it was released, but 2 chapters were updated steadily every day. This update rhythm made people itchy and wanted to save it =_=

The reason for killing monsters in the first chapter is that for ordinary people, monsters have superpowers, and ordinary people will be afraid of monsters no matter what. So for these "other races" with superpowers, people will be afraid of monsters and they will still be afraid of these exorcists. Monsters deserve to die because humans are afraid of them, and the same goes for these exorcists. It's just that the exorcist is useful now, so he doesn't have to die. When all the monsters are gone, these exorcists with extraordinary abilities but no power will die. Just like the demon hunters in The Witcher, they were created in the early stage to fight other races and monsters. When humans took over the world, there were no more monsters. The top management found that the demon hunters seemed to be useless. However, because of their outstanding individual abilities, the demon hunters began to be unpopular, and even had to be expelled and became a member of the "monsters". The protagonist's performance in the first chapter gave me the feeling that a witcher was a witcher in the era when the witcher was just emerging. As long as you paid enough, you could kill anyone. The witcher was still a profession that had not yet begun to be ostracized. Geralt is a demon hunter who has been betrayed by unruly people, but he is still kind and righteous in his heart.

It's a pity for a good book. There are very few well-written western monster hunting books. After the interruption for so long, all the readers have gone away. I guess it's because of eunuchs.

It's a pity that it's so hard to find a good book on this subject.

It's been a long time since I stopped writing. Isn't it possible that the author will stop writing?

Hey, Shangxiang, my western enlightenment work, the main character is not too big, but it is quite innovative. I regret to leave the show. I stopped the update without saying a word, and said that it will be updated soon. I didn't take the readers seriously. Maybe the family members didn't survive it, and the author fell into depression.

Could you please give the author some accuracy? How long have you been talking about returning?