100+ this novel tries to be mysterious and interesting but fails completely it gives you too many mysteries and one answer to them and with that answer you’ll get 100 more mysteries the build up is so slow and the antihero tag is wrong he does nothing but good deeds i can’t pass more than 120 chapters i woudlnt bother reading it you don’t wanna find something better
Can you explain why like this maybe even more then SS?
I love SS mainly for the non stop action, amazing power system, and yhe mystery of their world.
Does this offer something similar? At least maybe a good system?
title said "wife" but the tags say harem...
sigh. not a good single romance without harem, so sad.
Yep, very similar to "The Legendary Mechanic"
This novel is so good
Wtf!!! Compass curburator?
Okayyy so I checked all the wiki gallery (why do they have so many watch photos) but the fanarts and official art was cool. I will ignore Seeum Sawol with a terrible Bob cut and keep imagining him with fluffy blonde hair ?
Its literally the name of the novel "STAR RANK HUNTER", meaning his goal is to become Star Rank Hunter, which means he want to become Hunter with a STAR Rank.
Lol
I've been surfing looking for novels to read and 9 out 10 times there is a comment by you lmao
tbh FUNA really loves dem OLs/uni students in an immortal loli body, doesn't she?
* looks at Adele, Mitsuha and Kaoru *
It's Harem?
I'm attempting to provide this story with the lowest rating possible, but I'm unsure how to do it on mobile. This is my first-time commenting/reviewing.
The story is utterly unbelievable. The more I read, the more frustrated I become. In the latest chapter on Syosetsu, I'd honestly request my time back if I could. There's an abundance of crucial information that the main character fails to act upon, such as the Fenrir tribe protecting a legendary sword in a labyrinthine valley that drives users mad, needing a Wolf tribe guide. Ignoring the safety concerns, the MC's decision-making and planning skills are abysmal – even when offered the chance to help the Fenrir princess, he does nothing.
One major annoyance is the protagonist creating a town without the king's consent, simply by purchasing land. They assume they can bypass rules by establishing a frontier village. It's illogical and portrays everyone in the story as oblivious. Building a village unchallenged as long as it's a frontier settlement makes sense, but ignoring potential consequences is foolish. The MC's actions border on secession, expecting others to remain unconcerned about接纳 "legendary species."
When the Fenrir tribe faces an attack, their response is underwhelming; they bring only a few reinforcements instead of reinforcing the defenses. What's worse, they leave the sword and the hero vulnerable, with no shadowy surveillance. The hero miraculously escapes thanks to a tornado from the royal capital, which conveniently leads them out of the labyrinth and to safety with the sword. This plot twist feels contrived and drains any credibility from the story.
In conclusion, I've read numerous novels on this platform, and this one stands out as the most disappointing. It's so poorly written that I feel compelled to warn others to avoid it. If you don't enjoy it, it's understandable not to leave a review, but this novel is genuinely terrible, and I wish to save others from wasting their time on it.