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Luo Yi, a high school dropout in his original world, was transported into the world of the Witcher 3.
Starting out as a weak farmer boy named Roy in the village of Kaer, Lower Posada, he was determined to grow stronger, no matter what it took. The first step toward becoming a legend was to kill. And his first kill was… a rooster. ‘You gain 1 EXP.’ Of course, Roy had his own cheat system like all the other isekai protagonists. His first step to becoming a legend started now…
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- Chapter 1 The Farmer's Boy›
- Chapter 2 His Cheat›
- Chapter 3 The Butcher›
- Chapter 4 First Day for the Newbie›
- Chapter 5 The Inn and Gwent›
- Chapter 6 New Skill and Level Up›
- Chapter 7 Missing›
The Divine Hunter is a popular web novel covering the genres Action, Adventure, Romance.
There are currently 637 chapters available and the release of other chapters are in progress.
It takes approximately 53.1 hour(s) to read The Divine Hunter!
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Chapter 1 - The Farmer's Boy
“Did you hear? A horse crashed into Moore’s kid.”
“Poor child. He’s only thirteen, isn’t he? I think he’s bedridden for life.”
“That’s old news. Roy’s woken up, but something’s wrong with his head. He keeps spacing out in the yard.”
The farmers on the field whispered about the tragedy that befell a boy named Roy. A burly man behind them quietly put his hoe down and clenched his fists. He was infuriated, frustrated, but also helpless.
The man was Moore, the one the farmers were talking about, and also Roy’s father. He was just a lowly peasant like everyone else, and he had toiled on the fields for half his life. He wasn’t handsome, capable, or rich. Nobody had wanted to marry him, until his wife had come along and done so despite his flaws. He was twenty-three then.
The couple had a child when they were twenty-five. In their time and age, most people were already parents when they were sixteen. Having a child at twenty-five meant they were behind their peers. They cared about Roy tremendously, and worried he might get hurt. Because of that, he seldom worked in the fields.
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