Hundred Shots

Hundred Shots is a Beastmaster Hunter who rises from an unaffiliated casual player to a founding raider, ranged-team commander, senior Lone Desert Smoke member, and Silky Soft Battle Team competitor. His late-game reputation rests on disciplined Hunter control, an unnamed B-class Inheritance, and a legendary Red Dragon pet. (Chapters 13, 357, 589, and 697)

Biography

Lone Desert Smoke and Soaring Swords

Zhang Yang first notices Hundred Shots as a Level 10 male Dwarf Beast Hunter in a Pride-led Bangar Crypt party, accompanied by an unimpressive pet pig and wearing an ordinary expression. Zhang remembers that this seemingly common player will become the foremost Beast Hunter of his previous life after obtaining a Baby Red Dragon, but initially holds back from recruiting him for fear of disrupting that future. Hundred nevertheless privately tells Zhang to ignore the party's insults, beginning their friendship through quiet decency rather than spectacle. (Chapters 13 and 39)

Repeated dungeons turn that contact into commitment. Hundred joins Zhang's leveling group, receives equipment from Fatty Han, and expresses deep gratitude because he had previously used the game only as casual stress relief; ranking and first-clear success awaken a stronger competitive ambition. Once Lone Desert Smoke forms, he is already trusted to lead Hardcore dungeon selections and direct ranged players onto marked targets. At Level 30 he spends hours and hundreds of deaths attempting the S-level class trial because he wants to understand his class and avoid becoming dead weight beside Zhang. (Chapters 44, 60, 82, 86, and 99)

Hundred's growing control earns him the PvP-focused Breaking Shot book and a place in Zhang's permanent second Soaring Swords party with Fatty Han, Lost Dream, Fantasy Sweetheart, and Galileo. At that stage Zhang still considers him below his remembered ceiling because he has not obtained the Red Dragon, yet Hundred's skill is sufficient for serious professional development. He later moves into the main Silky Soft Battle Team for the S-class league; his caution can still cost him opportunities, as when unfamiliarity with Tobacco Breath makes him hesitate until he loses, but the defeat defines a correctable judgment error rather than a lack of ability. (Chapters 147, 255–266, 329, and 331)

Outside formal competition, Hundred becomes one of Lone Desert Smoke's dependable organizers. He summons its top players and arranges the defense of the guild's Mining Cave, directs kiting assignments in multi-boss raids, and is one of the last major damage dealers still standing in difficult encounters. When Mountain Mover cannot yet enter the Chaos Realm, Zhang assigns Hundred to lead the Dragon Throat Fortress expedition and study its bosses. These duties establish his seniority before any inheritance or legendary pet raises his raw statistics. (Chapters 357, 422–433, and 518)

Regional War and World Competition

Hundred begins collecting inheritance fragments with the other core members and, over the following month, completes an unnamed B-class Inheritance with Zhang's party. The final bosses are stronger than the ones guarding Fatty Han's Vampire line: repeated wipes force the party to wait through three-day transformation cooldowns before trying again. The acquisition gives Hundred the passive and status-resistance advantages needed for top competition, and he soon uses his transformation in high-level raids and regional battles, but the supplied corpus never identifies the inheritance by name or gives its unique skill list. (Chapters 567, 589, 598, and 601–603)

His individual Hunter kit continues to develop after the inheritance. Fatty Han yields Armor-Piercing Arrow because it rewards precision, and Hundred's normally stern expression breaks into a childlike smile when he learns it. By the time the party fights Pauillac, he has also obtained the Red Dragon foreseen by Zhang: its transformation expands it to hundreds of meters and its defense-ignoring Chaos-damage breath moves him from the bottom of the party's damage list to third. The text does not narrate how he obtained the dragon, preserving the same secrecy around the acquisition that surrounded his previous-life counterpart. (Chapters 647 and 697)

Hundred turns the Red Dragon into a professional-combat system rather than merely a damage bonus. Through repeated practice with Fatty Han, he learns to slow and kite opponents while the pet attacks independently; against Captain America, he cycles Concussive Shots, Breaking Shot, Leap Shot, and an invincibility accessory until four Red Dragon hits decide the match. In large battles, he can use his own inheritance transformation first and reserve the dragon's transformation for a second enhanced window, while the dragon's multi-target breath makes it especially effective against dense groups. (Chapters 718, 729, and 766)

By the endgame, the dragon lets Hundred defeat Raydosa's Minotaur trial and supplies exceptional ranged damage in aerial raids, but neither pet power nor inheritance makes him invulnerable. He still reasons through encounter mechanics with the group, correctly connecting Light-monster drops to a Shadow boss's counter, while the hidden Heart of the Swarm Cryomancer later overwhelms him with a sea of ordinary insects before he can answer the surprise. After an earlier world championship, Hundred brings his wife, son, and daughter to Hawaii and introduces them to the team. Years later, the Dubai household plans to contact “Uncle Hundred” and notify him that they are returning to Zhou Su City; it does not describe Hundred as being in Dubai or being called home himself. (Chapters 766, 794, 799, 816, 853, and 856)

Appearance and personality

Hundred Shots's avatar is a male Dwarf Beast Hunter, initially shown with a pet pig and an ordinary, unconfident expression. Outside that early description, the corpus emphasizes that he is a middle-aged man with a characteristically serious, stern face; the rare sight of him smiling like a child over Armor-Piercing Arrow makes the contrast explicit. He is courteous, grateful, responsible, and determined not to burden stronger teammates. His caution occasionally becomes hesitation, but he is far more controlled and professionally minded than the loud, flirtatious Fatty Han, even when the two Hunters train together. (Chapters 13, 44, 99, 331, 598, 647, and 766)

Abilities and gameplay

Hundred Shots is a ranged Hunter specializing in Beastmaster play. His effectiveness depends on maintaining distance, using control and mobility to prevent melee pressure, and allowing a combat pet to supply damage or hold enemies. A B-class Inheritance later strengthens the player, while the Red Dragon transforms the pet half of the build into his defining offensive weapon. (Chapters 147, 589, 697, and 766)

Hunter control and ranged command

Hundred's early kit includes a tanking pet, Fake Death for clearing monster aggression, and Concussion Shot or Concussive Shots for slowing a target while he repositions. He is already more capable in PvP movement than Fatty Han during their first arena training, and in raids he marks priority targets for the entire ranged formation. He can also perform controlled pulls and kites, drawing Cindy onto the Mythical Turtle so that its aggro replaces his minimal opening threat. (Chapters 60, 82, 86, 147, and 422)

Breaking Shot, learned from a Level 30 Hunter skill book, creates separation when an enemy reaches the Hunter. In the demonstrated professional match it puts Captain America into confusion for four seconds so long as Hundred and his pet do not damage him, buying time to move away. He combines it with Leap Shot, Concussive Shots, Fake Death, and invincibility accessories: slows delay pursuit, the leap restores range, Fake Death can clear unwanted PvE aggro, and the accessory can cancel a stun. These tools are effective only with timing and room to kite; an opponent who corners or instantly overwhelms him can still shut down much of his ranged output. (Chapters 147, 602, and 766)

Armor-Piercing Arrow causes all of a target's defensive equipment and accessories to malfunction for ten seconds and has a two-minute cooldown. Its brief window makes it less useful in a long boss fight, but it can dismantle a heavily armored player during concentrated PvP damage. Hundred receives it because its precision requirement suits him better than Fatty Han, marking a direct investment in his competitive specialization. (Chapter 647)

Hundred receives Companion Aura as a profession-specific main-quest reward alongside Fatty Han. At its published baseline, it raises party members' pet attack by 3% within a thirty-meter radius, persists until the caster dies or the effect is removed, and occupies the user's single active-aura slot. Logging out switches it off, requiring reactivation after login; because Fatty has the identical aura, the two effects do not stack. By Chapter 755, three Advanced Aura Stones allocated to Hundred help raise the party's displayed pet-damage bonus to 30%, although the text does not isolate how much of that total comes from each stone or state the aura's final skill level. This pet-only scope is why the party sometimes prioritizes broader Critical, Life, or Strength auras before upgrading it. (Chapters 158, 164, 743, and 755)

B-class Inheritance

Hundred obtains his B-class Inheritance after gathering fragments and defeating a high-level final boss with Zhang's party, but the narrative compresses the acquisition and never states its name, appearance, or unique skills. The game describes B-class transformations generally as multiplying maximum HP by twenty and increasing attributes by 200%, while completed Inheritances also provide permanent combat boosts and increased resistance to status restrictions. Those class-wide rules explain his greater durability and competitive value, but they should not be mistaken for a complete description of his particular inheritance. (Chapters 567, 589, 598, and 603)

He activates the inheritance transformation in raids and regional warfare as a finite high-power interval. It uses the same broad three-day cooldown schedule that repeatedly delays the party's B-class quest attempts; because the Red Dragon transforms independently, Hundred can preserve one transformation while spending the other. That sequencing allows more than three hours of transformation-grade contribution in a long territorial fight, but once both windows are exhausted he returns to his ordinary Hunter durability and control limits. (Chapters 589, 601, and 718)

Red Dragon

Hundred's Red Dragon is a legendary Beastmaster pet whose acquisition occurs off-page in the supplied corpus. The early narrative only records Zhang's knowledge that the previous-life Hundred kept the Baby Red Dragon method secret; the present timeline later reveals the mature pet without supplying a quest, capture scene, or date. It therefore cannot be sourced to a specific inheritance or item chain. (Chapters 13 and 697)

When transformed, the Red Dragon grows hundreds of meters long and repeatedly uses Dragon Breath. The breath inflicts Chaos damage that ignores Defense, Magic Defense, and level, letting the pet bypass the normal mitigation and level-suppression problems faced by other damage dealers. It raises Hundred from last to third in one raid's damage ranking, behind only Zhang Yang and Sun Xin Yu, and later requires only four hits to kill a 650,000-HP professional opponent. (Chapters 697 and 766)

The dragon is especially strong in multi-target fights: its breath reaches roughly fifteen meters around its line of attack, tears through monster groups, and combines with the Phoenix pets during mass raids. Against single ordinary targets its advantage is less pronounced, and intelligent opponents can bypass or stun the pet to attack Hundred directly. The Heart of the Swarm match shows another limit—large numbers of summoned creatures can overwhelm the Hunter before the dragon's power produces a winning answer. (Chapters 696–697, 729, 766, and 853)

Power progression

Relationships

• Zhang Yang: Hundred's guildmaster, raid leader, and earliest sponsor. Zhang recognizes his potential, protects the path that may lead to the Red Dragon, places him in permanent professional teams, and helps complete his B-class Inheritance. (Chapters 13, 39, 255, 329, and 589)
• Fatty Han: His fellow Beastmaster and closest mechanical counterpart. Fatty repeatedly yields Hunter gear and skill books to him; later the two practice pet-led kiting together, while their Companion Auras overlap and their legendary pets specialize in similar mass damage. (Chapters 44, 147, 164, 654, 729, and 766)
• Fantasy Sweetheart: A teammate from the permanent second Soaring Swords party. They later continue together as core raid members, with Hundred supplying ranged damage and control while Fantasy sustains the formation. (Chapters 255–266, 589, and 718)
• Lost Dream: A fellow professional competitor who serves with Hundred in both the second Soaring Swords party and later Silky Soft rosters. Before the Red Dragon, both are regarded as S-class-caliber prospects; afterward, the legendary pet gives Hundred the higher raid-damage ceiling. (Chapters 255, 329, 350, and 731)
• Wei Yan Er: A longtime teammate who calls him Uncle Hundred. Her teasing dramatizes his normally reserved demeanor, while her competitive reaction to the Red Dragon shows how dramatically it changes his place in the party's damage order. (Chapters 60, 697, and 856)
• Endless Starlight: A core tank whose encounter plans often depend on Hundred's ranged pulls and control. They also acquire B-class Inheritances during the same month of repeated final-boss attempts. (Chapters 422, 589, and 601–603)

Items

• Red Dragon: Hundred's legendary living combat pet and the source of his Dragon Hunter identity. Its transformation, defense-ignoring Dragon Breath, and independent targeting dominate his late-game raid and PvP build; the corpus does not disclose how he acquires it. (Chapters 13, 697, and 766)
• Pet pig: His ordinary early Beast Hunter companion when Zhang first meets him, emphasizing the distance between his starting point and the later Red Dragon build. (Chapter 13)
• Giant Dragon's Strike: An Ethereal-tier bow with 7,618–9,618 ranged attack, a 21% damage bonus, and a chance to make the next three attacks critical. Fatty Han yields it to Hundred because the Phoenix has already pushed Fatty's damage higher. (Chapter 654)
• Breaking Shot skill book: A Level 30 Hunter book given to Hundred for professional PvP. It is consumed when he learns the spacing skill. (Chapter 147)
• Armor-Piercing Arrow skill book: A Level 100 Hunter book that teaches the ten-second defensive-equipment suppression skill; it is likewise consumed on use. (Chapter 647)
• B-class Inheritance fragments: The collected pieces that lead to Hundred's unnamed Inheritance. The final acquisition consumes the quest materials after several party wipes and repeated waits for transformation cooldowns. (Chapters 567 and 589)