The Divine Hunter神级狩魔人

Jesus christ is this not one of the most slow story's ive ever read

even the first 7 chapters are like a snails pace but you cope and say rather be info dumped at the beginning than at some random point in the story later on

but imo it just break the immersion yes the story is detailed but is it detailed because the author is a good writer no absolutely not

the Mc is such a terrible protagonist and the leveling in this story is just plain terrible
the exp factors and the status may as well not even exist I was hoping for a cunning character that could bring about a modern ideolog/skills to the Witcher series but Mc is just plain regarded

Wow... mind sharing your other lists?

As a decent Witcher Fanfic I am obligated to like this novel.

MC adventures doesn't feel too forced, and the growth is natural enough even with a system.

However does suffer from "Rushed Ending" towards the end as Author runs out of steam.

Very good fanfic. A few complaints about the power balancing and progression, but it was a fun journey nonetheless. A solid 4 out of 5, definitely worth a read. Make sure to know something about the witcher world before reading, since it helps greatly. ( either read the books or play the games they're all great!)

It is one of the best fanfiction I hv read and very first of the witcher world

I hv completed reading this series (from MTL) And would recommend to any fan of witcher world out there cause through this fanfiction I came know more about witcher world than all the games I hv played and Netflix series I hv watched (I haven't finished reading witcher series yet) this goes to show that author had considerable knowledge about the witcher world before initiating this project

It was a great novel and the en was pretty good, I have read somewhere that it was rushed but I thin is pretty Ok a must read in my opinion

Well... Story is ok, just ok. Problem is that it lacks direction. It's essentially just mc hopping from one quest to another and there isn't really any kind of proper driver for the story. Doing quests is fun in the game, but it's just really boring to read about mc doing separate quests that really don't do anything to actually bring story forwards. Basically reading this is like watching Naruto fillers most of the time. It was interesting for a while, but after reading couple hundred chapters it became just boring.

I haven't played witcher yet, but I assume these quests/filler stories are just ripped from games.

PS. Story actually became really good later after all the "quests were done and there was actual story of mc building up his new force. But then freaking Skyrim happened...
It's just so bad and so abrupt. While it could be somewhat forgiven, since we know witcher is multidimensional world and there are people that can hop between worlds. What can't be forgiven is how it was handled.

Author basically just reset our mc, he instantly forgot about his original world, his allies, lover and organization, and like nothing just started mindlessly doing "quests" wile tagging on with dragonborn for some reason. He even took on a new name for no reason. Not to mention said dragonborn seems to be in spotlight even more than mc sometimes. It's like totally new story and last 400 chapters were just forgotten. It's same as when mc plopped into witcher, even though it shouldn't be since he has gone trough a lot. I mean you could literally almost spin whole skyrim part, at least about ~20 chapters I have read as stand alone story and not even notice there has been 400 chapters already, which is really worrying.
Also for some reason mc doesn't know skyrim.

In conclusion, it's like writing original content and actual story became too much work, so he just went back to writing some random quests from games, since it's relatively easy. In my opinion it's best just to treat mc as if he's dead after skyrim arc starts and stop reading. Story will end at high note and make so much more sense.

this is better adaption of witcher than netflix

This is the first fanfic I didn't quit. My respects.