Reborn as a Demon Hunter

I finally found it! I read half of it in junior high and couldn't forget it. After the college entrance exam, I kept looking for it but couldn't remember the title. Today I saw it for free, clicked in, and found it was the one! Ahhhhhh, I'm so happy!

I read this book seven years ago in junior high school. At the time, it was a rather amazing novel, but now, with the development of online novels, it doesn't seem as outstanding in comparison.

A book from 10 years ago is now free; don't expect too much.

The way the Witcher is referred to is jarring. The Witcher Headquarters, the Witcher… one minute it's the profession of Witcher, the next it's the protagonist being called a Witcher! The plot is good, but it's just that the protagonist has a name yet is called a Witcher, which is annoying!

This is the most disorganized novel I've ever read; it's completely incoherent.

I can't take it anymore, I don't know how you guys managed to finish it, the pacing kept cutting out, it was so awkward.

It seems the author's current illness is entirely self-inflicted, with all sorts of abstract behaviors like blacking out from drinking and going hiking before fully recovering.

The author has so many excuses; five or six out of ten chapters end with him making excuses for himself—illness, family matters, drinking too much, the heating breaking down, and a whole host of other excuses.

I really can't stand it anymore, it's so bad. The logic is flawed, the language is poor, and the way it explains things is so verbose. It makes me want to fall asleep.

Sigh, I don't care about the flaws or anything. I really liked this book a long time ago, but I forgot why I didn't finish it. I recently reread it and even considered ordering all the unread parts, but the padding in the middle was just too much, which was really frustrating. Even after all these years, I still think the opening plot is very exciting, but I just can't stick to reading through all the nonsense, with four or five ""s in every sentence.