What Do You Mean, My Awakened Class Is Monster Hunter?

Every time the protagonist wants to do something, something will happen to stop the protagonist. Forget it once or twice, it just comes at every turn.

The character design of the protagonist is completely bloodthirsty and crazy, just like the Hong Kong version of Gao Wu Dian Lao. As a result, the author forced the protagonist to arrange a profession for the sake of traffic. What kind of hunter are you doing? Warriors, warriors, knights, those who pursue glory and skill and strength head-on are your path!?

Why not seek help from a mentor to train your adaptability? That's what mentors do; they directly develop your ability to survive in all environments and your resistance to all elements.

In fact, the story itself is okay, but the logic of the author's writing is too poor. There are no big problems, but small problems. Now the Internet environment is such that everyone just copies whatever template is popular, and no one is willing to take the time to patiently make settings and improve the details.

I thought the protagonist was a positive character, but after it was released, he turned into a robber. . . He is obviously capable of trading, but he still chooses to rob, kill, torture, and use people for experiments at will. . . . The personality change was too sudden.

It's too stressful. Big Wild Boar King gave him a speciality, Canghuo gave him a ring of resistance to poison, he has adaptability, and his resistance equipment is the same as scrap metal. Then the description was too dry, and then the lone wolf is not a lone wolf, and he joins a group but not a group. Others describe too much

I just finished reading "The School Trials" and specifically reserved a chapter to rant about it. The content was alright, readable, but there's one thing I have to say. Just like you said in the book, the freshmen at Shanghai University are really trash.

The plot is good, but the main character is too Tang.

The plot is pretty good, and the combat descriptions are decent, but it doesn't live up to its name. Monster Hunter only shows monsters, not hunters. Those who enjoy combat might want to check it out; it depicts the hunter's reconnaissance and preparation, setting traps, and the battle of wits with the prey, with little chance of a successful hunt. It's basically a berserker's rampage!

Too much data makes the storytelling poor, the content dry, and the plot disjointed.