Infinite Power-Ups Starting with the Demon Hunter's Journal!
从猎魔手札开始无限强化！
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 396k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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192Chapters
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16.4kFans
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Don't copy the guy next door, with all that "fate" stuff. He just randomly buys something and gets a staff that everyone else can't use, only he can, and then they send him an egg destined to become a legend. It even falls from the sky automatically to him. It's giving me a headache. Instead of taking risks, he should just lie in bed; all sorts of opportunities will come his way anyway. He already has a cheat code, why bother with all this "fate" stuff? I don't know what he was thinking.
It feels overly depressing. The protagonist wants to make money while the author is simultaneously suppressing his intelligence. He has the ability to quickly learn skills with skill points but doesn't use them to learn life skills, such as crafting equipment or potions.
The thrill was a bit lacking.
According to the settings, each new monster added will grant attribute points. Currently, ten attribute points are used for one sublimation. As of Chapter 60, the Gold-Eating Beast's physique has been sublimated twice. Based on this setup, the protagonist should focus on defeating various weak monsters to accumulate attributes, even if the mission fails, just to obtain information about the…
Is it meaningful for the protagonist to take on two burdens? The Vatican assigns you a battle group you don't like, but then you turn around and take on two burdens. Goodbye!
Hey Penguin, let me start by complaining about your time-limited quest settings. A quest only lasts a few hours, and the monsters will definitely run away. The time limit you set isn't even enough to track them. Who will accept the quest? What if it just sits there and no one accepts it? Are you expecting the monsters to stand at the crime scene waiting for you without eating or drinking?
I've read about thirty chapters. I have two completely different feelings. First: This world truly lives up to its post-apocalyptic theme. Unless every professional has a Demon Hunter's Handbook, it's incomprehensible how one can level up so quickly. Second: The protagonist is really not suitable for teaming up. The leveling up is too fast.
A demon girl? Where is she? 😍😍😍
Let's see how the demon girl hunts them down! 😍😍😍
It's alright, why are there so many poison spots right now?
I thought there was a millstone maiden, shh!