The Hunter’s Code: Book 16: A Portal Progression Fantasy Series

The Hunter's Code #16

by Oleg Sapphire, Yuri Vinokuroff

Armed conflicts erupt throughout the world. The compulsive appetites of the Dragon Empire are plain as day, but not all is so simple. Unexpected allies and enemies, secret intrigues and open hostility – that’s what awaits me, Alexander Galaxius, right now.

On the other hand, a troubled time is a good time to stay under the radar, level up, and train the best army in this world, modeled after the Legions of the Hunters.

Plus... Maybe I can find myself some full-fledged apprentices here?

332 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 19, 2026

Reviews

[Monty · Rating 3 out of 5]

*reading/review in progress*

A few errors here and there not just text issues but also minor plot points like the following:

“We’ve heard of them, though,” the Fire Elementalist spoke up, a girl by the name of Kolya.

There was only a single girl in that five person rift breaker team and she was the healer. So either the word girl was substituted for guy(probable) or the author just added a new female character willy-nilly. One who was referred to, some chapters back in another sentence, as him:

“Quiet, Kolya,” the leader snapped at him.
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Then there is the seeming inconsistency in the character of Olga the Empires crown princess. I am pretty certain that if I go back and re-read some prior book where Galaxius and Olga interact the current Olga wont match very well.

Add to that the MC all of a sudden being hard pressed handling things the equivalent of which he could and did easily in prior books. Its as if the author conveniently forgets the obvious solution for the purpose of drama which thereby becomes contrived and just screams "False!!!" here and for no good reason.

Inconsistent plot sucks big diseased DD!🙁

There are also additions out of the blue that lack prior mention and which would have needed such to make sense.

But worst of all is the overwhelming shift to 'tell' instead of show in story delivery. All to the point that it reads more like a synopsis instead of a proper story.

[Murphies_law · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another eventful story with an interesting twist at the very end.

Xander sabotages the Chinese war efforts, prepares for his double wedding, while the drunk duo goes on a railroad trip. Odin rises to new heights but Shnoop doesn't shine enough this time. I liked Khrulyov's payback.



Comments

The timeline of Arina seems to contradict the history.

Who is drunk grandpa? As he is afraid to be recognised by the elite.

[Michael Burnett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Book

Great Book I can't wait to read the next book in the series I would recommend this author anyone .