Starting with My Hero Academia: My Immortal Self Becomes the Strongest

To be honest, I feel that this book should be the most detailed hunter fanfic, both in terms of the psychological shaping of each character and the handling of the plot. The explanations and explanations of many things in the original work are well-founded. There is really no difference between the protagonist releasing Rose and Nitro releasing the ant king to be born, it's just that the protagonist does it more intuitively. Not to mention Nitro, a bunch of people represented by Jin want to go to the Great Darkness, but the Great Darkness may bring disaster to mankind. This is something everyone knows, but they still want to go, right? It is not their purpose to bring disasters to mankind. Their purpose is to explore a new world. Disasters are just consequences, and they are all people who cannot see the consequences for their own affairs. But as positive characters, they are all like this, and the protagonist's approach is just to integrate into this world.

The setting of the oath in this book is the most reasonable in Feilu. Other books can easily establish oaths. . . If the oath had been so easy to defeat the enemy, the Hakka family would have been gone long ago. The oath allows a person who has just learned to recite it to kill the phantom instantly. If the oath is so simple, the enemy who beats the enemy can get an oath that is only for beating the enemy. If the oath is more harsh, it can only be used once and lasts for one hour. After using it, he will die. Beating up the enemy will not even leave any scum left. The ones that use oaths in the anime seem to be Kurapika and Gon's forced growth later on.

It seems that many people are very concerned about the protagonist joining the brigade. If he does not join the brigade, the protagonist will not know how to find Xiaodi and Xia Ke, the two designated talents, especially Xiaodi. It is impossible for the protagonist to drive round to find them one by one, and Chrollo's ability is actually very suitable for going to the dark place. He will be arranged to steal Nobu's dimensional apartment ability later. The second point is that the position of brigade leader is more like a tool in the hunter army, dedicated to the development of Meteor Street. It is meaningless for the protagonist to be the leader. The transaction between Chrollo and the Council of Elders has been clearly written in the article, and the protagonist's eyes have never been on the hunter army. Joining the brigade is only to pave the way for the subsequent journey to the dark empire, and he will take back the leadership when he goes to the dark empire later. Regarding Pike Notan, I have always followed the opinions of the big guys on this point. Most of the big guys said they would not accept it, so it must be a let go, and it cannot be considered as a maid.

People who like the Brigade are all because they are pure evil people who deserve to die even if they die. Those who like the Brigade will not like the whitewashed Brigade.

When I got close to the 200th chapter, I felt like the author was giving shit. The rhythm in the front was okay, but in the back, it was all about killing for fun. Although I also hate the Madonna plot, it is too unreasonable to have no bottom line and just for pleasure. There is still a basic bottom line. Bad review of this book

But in the latest chapters, I really can't understand them. Targeted revenge is okay, but this kind of unscrupulous use of bombs, apart from making neutral people hate it, does it have any effect? ​​Do you think the people in power in the original work will be heartbroken? Most of the people who read novels are ordinary people like us, and the people you kill the most are ordinary people who have no hatred against the protagonist.

I saw the protagonist in Chapter 200 slaughtering 1 million civilians decisively. He has been assimilated into this just a few years ago. He forgets who he is and what education he has received. He swells up when he has some strength. He doesn't regard ordinary people as human beings. Even the indigenous people do not massacre civilians. They are comparable to the Celestial Dragons.

He has been acting a bit deliberately since he became the deputy leader. The two of them are still so polite when getting along with each other, which is a bit hard to understand. Just be a combatant. The brigade only needs one leader.

Pikenotan's nose is too high, but it can be changed. But does anyone like the original version????

After reading Chapter 117, the protagonist has really wasted his talent. Since he is immortal, he can train to death. It will definitely be no problem to surpass Capkaido in physical strength. He may even be able to train to the level of a teacher or even a Super Sailor. If he needs any telekinesis ability at that time, he can become One Punch Man.