This book was just ok. It had decent editing, but the plot wasn't that strong. And by all that I can tell, the antagonist for this book will still be the antagonist in the next one. I'd give this book 2 stars, but it is a first time author, so they get a bonus star for effort.
The MC is a hunter of sorts. In the prologue, his king assigns him to take over the beastkin guild that provides both the hunting results as well as taking out tough monsters. Once the story starts, the first woman he meets becomes his first lover and harem member. Once he arrives at the hunters guild, he's sent on a brutal quest by the acting guildmaster, who thinks he's a trainee. They win against all odds because the MC is OP for a human, and return to take over the guild. The acting guildmaster is kicked from the guild as part of this, turning into the antagonist that just won't go away.
The lone harem member is a spunky wolf woman that's built more like the current trend goblin girl in haremlit. Short and curves for weeks, not days. At one point, she crawls on all fours and her breasts rub the ground, that's how huge they are. She's obsessed with the MC to the point that she's calling him "master" before they even have sex. There are others that will likely join the harem, and except for his ex-girlfriend that works there, he's putting zero effort to getting them. They are serving themselves up like an all-you-can-eat buffet for him to take. I really don't like zero effort harems.
I honestly don't think I'll read a second book in this series.