The Hunter of the Other World Who Is Being Misunderstood - Reviews

Qin Gui = Qin Jiu
it´s the mc name, but the tl sometimes uses one or another

Kindly remind:The novel is finished

Where to check btw???

Chen Yan is behind the Accident i don't think she likes SU yaya.

I just read it and I think the 2nd part that I said is the most reasonable answer.At chapter 1, she died and the scene was at the morgue of the hospital. Now, looked at the chapter 2. Before she was reborn, there's a line there saying,"a huge vortex twisted everything to its center and countless memory fragments instantaneously swept through Su Yayan's mind, one by one."It's easy to misunderstand that sentence simply because of a lack of details and most people would probably think that what she receive is the info about the system, but I'll explain it later in the way I understood it so I'll point out some important points first.After she was reborn, she became a host of a system and at chapter 3, it was explained that she is just a story in a book, which she actually accepted calmly.At chapter 4, it was said she is just a cannon fodder and the main character of the book is her fiance and the btch that pushed her to death. There's also a line there saying,"but after you died, the expendable youngest uncle of the Huo family, who was supposed to die, work against the natural law and order. He killed the male and female main characters, causing the whole world to collapse, that is why you are given this chance to start over."Now let's go back to the first line I shared.Based on the clues, the original timeline was destroyed because of that youngest uncle and by that, we can say that when he made the decision to kill the main characters(which is the scene in the morgue before Su Yayan was reborn), it was the turning point of the story on which the world immediately collapse and the countless memory fragments that Su Yayan received is about the future 'her' that is following that youngest uncle.We can say here that she still receive those future memories for unknown reason but with the clues that was hidden in the story, this is what I think the possible answer to this messed up start of this story.Ignore the first reply I shared.

Bro does this one have a main world or he just keeps world hopping? Also if it has main world is it original or a parody or from a movie?

Honestly, I had some apprehension about finding love interests in this story. However, upon checking the tags, I see that there's no mention of romance or harem dynamics, which is a relief. I just hope the author doesn't take an unexpected turn, especially when it comes to pairing the main character with characters like Esther or the B-class policewoman, whom I didn't particularly connect with. So far, I've been quite enjoying the novel, and that's why I'm recommending it.

This is hilarious! It's so much fun that it actually gave me a tummy ache! XDDD The main character is essentially an alien who has been reborn on Earth. He prefers a peaceful life, but fate keeps throwing him into encounters with elite S-Class hunters or dungeon adventures. He constantly finds himself in these comical battles or needing to escape tricky situations, making for a delightful read xD The series holds the top spot in the fantasy category on Ridi with over 400 chapters, which is what initially caught my interest. So far, I've been thoroughly enjoying it!

This scenario strikes me as humorous. Apparently, around 60,000 years ago (if I remember correctly), there was a prominent archmage who, at just 30 days old, grew weary of his celestial responsibilities and the expectations placed upon him. He decided to try a soul transmigration spell, only to find himself in the body of an F-class hunter. The people around him mistook him for an S-class, and he initially believed his magic had failed, thinking his new form was insignificant.

As I continue reading, my initial assumptions have been proven incorrect. Since the story is ongoing, I'll reserve judgment for now.

The beginning was intriguing, but the author has been dragging on the same premise for an extended period, 66 chapters to be precise. There's been minimal progression or development; it feels more like a slice-of-life concept without actually delivering that depth or variety.

Alright, this is an amusing and unexpected twist. The main character, a charming little alien, was employed at a shady organization but couldn't escape due to physical restraints. To liberate his spirit, he found himself trapped in a body of a chain smoker, which disrupts his power source. Now, he's struggling to adapt and survive while others perceive him as a formidable figure, unaware of his temporary powerlessness (as he humorously points out). He's committed to maintaining this facade until he can regain control of his own body. I love how it's unfolding, with a captivating pace that keeps things interesting.