Zombies Also Want to Become Hunter Monsters

It looks like there aren't many people, but actually all the hunting people are here🐶

It's a strange self-titled article, the plot has no logic, and the writing is very immature. The author has a little creative idea like a novice, but the writing is not strong enough, and it is very difficult to read. Moreover, the protagonist in it seems to be targeted by the whole world, constantly changing maps to escape, and the author's data is confusing, thinking about one place after another, and the author has not grasped his own position.

The plot is very old-fashioned, which is pretty good, but the curiosity aspect is too strong, and it's too disgusting to study in detail.

Hunter Demon, is it a duel between Hunter Demon 😰

It is based on the background of hunting duel, which is novel and curious. The world view background is roughly humans VS demons (all dark creatures are demons, such as the protagonist's zombies are also demons) Kill the demon to obtain the magic core, and gain the power of the demon + the random characteristics of the original demon (both positive and negative characteristics) The protagonist starts time travel and becomes a zombie. The plug-in system can view the data panel to see what characteristics the magic core gives, plus save human sanity As a demon, you will be hunted by hunters, and you must have demonic power to survive. So the protagonist chooses to pretend to be a human hunter, settle in a human town and inquire about information, and hunt other demons to obtain magic cores In terms of forces: Hunters Guild, Clinic, White Pigeon (Intelligence + Religion), cooperate with the clinic to cover up the characteristics of zombies, accept commissions from the Hunters Guild to hunt demons, join White Pigeon to develop the world view (White Pigeon = Christ, zombies = resurrection from the dead) Disadvantages: The author is too impatient to write, and many plots of forces can be polished in depth But the author wrote in a hurry. The third force, White Pigeon, was written in chapter 40, plus three enemy forces. On average, 7 chapters per force were completed For example: the initial zombie town + clinic. The protagonist is killed by the boss of the zombie town and resurrected. I met a female doctor in a human town clinic and was mistaken for the doctor's former zombie test subject, so the female doctor was willing to provide disguise and financial support for the protagonist This was originally a very good template. The protagonist hunted enemies in the zombie town to improve his strength, while working with the female doctor to continue to develop the potential of zombies through scientific research experiments However, the author is scheming and eager to expand the world view. The doctor only helped the protagonist disguise himself and quickly went offline. He cooperated with the second BOSS "Occult Family" and gave up continuing to research the protagonist The second round of Hunter Guild: Occult Family. After the protagonist joined the Hunter Guild, he accidentally broke into a demon laboratory of the Occult Family and killed the eldest son of the family who turned into a demon This round is considered a transition, paving the way for joining the white pigeon in the next round. There are not many flaws Round 3: White Dove: Demonic Mayor. The White Dove chapter is theoretically a climax. The White Dove = Christ proposes that "the first resurrected person loses everything (the demon BOSS), and the second resurrected person owns the world (the protagonist)" But the actual performance is simply a disaster. The white dove has been foreshadowed in the past to be very powerful. As a result, as soon as the classic protagonist joins, big things happen to the force immediately, and the new protagonist is needed to exert his strength And the most important thing is that the enemies in this chapter are too strong and the humans are too stupid, which makes people question whether the protagonist's choice is right For example: the protagonist chose to disguise himself as a human, but as a result, humans used demons crazily and polluted a city. Humans are more evil than demons The protagonist joins Baige, but Baige immediately gets into trouble. The reason for the accident is that one of Baige's leaders cooperated with other forces to develop demons, and then the city was polluted, and Baige was also killed So it is clear that there are 6 forces, but the main line is still unclear, and even the left and right brains are fighting each other. You think it's about zombies growing in the wild and fighting other demons to become BOSS. It's not It's about joining a clinic, working with female doctors, and scientifically developing the potential of zombies. It's not It's about joining a hunter's guild, pretending to be humans to hunt, accepting commissions, and fighting demons like a bounty hunter. It's not It's about joining a religious organization, accidentally discovering that you are the son of God, and ultimately saving the world. It doesn't work either. The author wrote a piece of shit.