Full-time Hunter: I Become Stronger Even after I Die

Personally, I feel that the author's arrangement of some plots makes people speechless. The first is to kill Feitan (is Feitan's strength with a fast sword? It's not that powerful at all. It's similar to the damage returned in multiples), so it should be an assassination method to kill with one hit. An example for reference is - Sheba. Beating an enemy guest to instantly kill a leopard chimera ant, questioning the author's thinking. There are also Tigers in the Twelve Branches. It is clear that only hunters who have made achievements in their respective fields can become star hunters. The Twelve Branches are elite hunters recognized by the president. The Twelve Tigers guarantee a minimum of one-star martial arts bodyguard hunters. The unit of measurement is the Phantom Brigade group position. In addition to the leader, one-on-one victory is inevitable, one-on-two is not impossible, and one-on-three can escape. The author killed his employer after being beaten by two bastards, and he was convinced by just two words.

I read about chapter 150, but I didn't pay attention earlier, and the author's old problem started. Do you have to write down any explanation? The psychology and details of the fight were described in detail earlier, but they are explained again at the beginning of the next chapter. This explanation is stinky and long, and almost half of the chapter is gone. The first part is not a book about the Master of Mind. The second part is really a paragraph of explanation and two paragraphs. Some explanations are even explained once before and again later. I really hope the author can change this bad habit, it's really painful to watch. The plot of this book is quite good. I haven't seen any outrageous plot so far. I think the hunter fan fiction written by the author is among the best.

A lot of nonsense, it makes my head hurt just looking at it.

It seems like today's novels can't be written without a golden finger! And when I read more than two hundred chapters, my combat power collapsed! Being surrounded by so many people as Phantom, he was able to slowly kill three people! I think the beauty of hunter novels lies in the diversity of abilities and the game of IQ and surprises in combat. This kind of crushing combat has no feeling at all. It's really disappointing to kill Phinks's golden finger instantly in one face-to-face encounter! Are the people in the Phantom Group so weak? It makes me feel! Even if Siba was beaten up, he would lose his temper. You could kill three of them and blind Chrollo! If you form a group, it will be easier for the Phantom Group! It's really disappointing for one person to counter-kill five and inflict serious injuries on several of them!

Within a year, he was able to become a Feitan, but the desperate thugs that Kuropika had attached to him were thrown away in a pretentious manner. The reason was that he didn't want to waste time. Finally, he made a pretentious Kai Nian and asked to pass the hunter exam It really takes two years to resist the war, right?

His charades are very strong and defiant in nature, such as game upgrades, death and resurrection, but the performance in the novel is very average. When such a horrendous charade is thrown to the protagonist, the performance is far inferior to that of the top masters in the original novel. Simply put, he has no personality, like an ordinary person who works hard, but for such a strong charade, I understand that you want to be more sophisticated, but it is so defiant that it makes people have little sense of expectation from the beginning to the end, and there is no expectation for the future of the protagonist. It is like your job in life, and you can see the end at a glance

First, the protagonist's ability will be destroyed due to the unexpected sudden death of a person outside the protagonist's control. Secondly, the protagonist's ability to escape a life-and-death crisis was all due to an ability similar to Peter's Yijingling that had not been foreshadowed before and has never been used again since. Thirdly, the protagonist has no basic knowledge of martial arts, but he only learns the king's eight fists in the ring, and is reluctant to spend money to find a master to lay the foundation. There is a kind of beauty of lacking in IQ.

Stop selling shit, it's a bit disgusting, it's almost over

I haven't read it yet, so I won't rate it yet, but looking at the introduction, I always feel that it reveals a clear sense of stupidity. You can't live well in the real world without being a social beast. In that kind of world with real "power", you don't need phantoms to kill you, and your life is "silent" before it even starts. I can only say that there is an author who really has the capital. Maybe you can try to die again.

It has good writing and setting. If you like to read hunter fan fiction this year, I highly recommend this book. . But the update is more like Togashi