A Protagonist's Journey Starting with Hunter X Hunter

Just change the name of your steel balloon to a plastic balloon. Don't touch the porcelain aunt. In the same way, the aunt in the childhood stage has no domineering power and you, the protagonist in the childhood stage, have telekinesis. You, the protagonist, are not even qualified to fight with the aunt. What the hell?

The plot is okay, and the battle scenes feel like you can skip them. Even the aunt template in her early childhood is not able to beat someone to death for several chapters. They are not so domineering that they can break the bones of the giants with a light smack of a mosquito. If you add telekinesis and pick a plot character, you can beat it at 55 for a long time. It is incredible. I originally thought it would be an invincible crushing game, but the game ended at 55. Regardless of the battle scenes, it is still a good-looking book.

With the protagonist's physical condition and mental energy, how could it take a long time to fight Ymir even if he used all his strength? You were just like Nitro in the past, and you were 50-50 against everyone? Auntie was able to kill giant warriors when she was a child. With all due respect, except for being a dark warrior, can a hunter have a fighting ability comparable to that of a pirate? You said that the protagonist was a child. When you were a child, you fought with Ymir, who had the highest rank of rear admiral, for a long time, and his aunt just tore the giant warrior to pieces. If you don't want to write something so powerful, don't use a template that's too good. The Ant King has a million thoughts as soon as he wakes up, and you, the steel balloon, have 50,000 as soon as you wake up? Can the Ant King be physically stronger than Big Mom?

As for the heroine's dress, don't wear shorts that expose her navel. I'll ignore any details that Menqi didn't mention. I'll just leave it to having some big fun with the hero in private.

The name is too arrogant. If you call it Prometheus and you call it Flame Ghost, your reputation will be lowered.

A natural destroyer will kill the ant king. With the expressiveness of a hunter, the ant king can be crushed by a big mother's punch.

I always feel that the author is suppressing the protagonist's combat power. Although the performance is not weak, it can't reach the level of expressiveness of the aunt who killed the giants when she was young. In fact, there is no need to suppress the combat power, right? To a certain extent, the setting of Darkness is higher than that of Pirates. What is shown in the original work is more or less related to rules. It is even possible to destroy all countries in a short time. If nothing else, just use Nega's wish-making ability to crush the pirate world. And don't forget that the Ant King is only B-level, and Darkness There are A-level ones that are known, and no one has explored the deeper levels. In other words, the possibility of A-level and above strength cannot be ruled out. In this case, the protagonist is slowly improving step by step. Does that mean he plans to skip the dark world? After all, according to the current strength and speed of the protagonist, it is impossible to enter the dark world unless there are other rewards.

The full-time hunter is definitely lower than One Piece in terms of destructive power.

If we only write about the hunter's world view, there is actually not much to write about. It is just the Hunter Exam, Sky Tower, Greed Island, and Chimera Ants. No matter how many are interspersed in it, the outline is only these, but why not add other elements? Since there are food hunters, wouldn't it be possible to write more if the world view of food prisoners is added? There is also the world view of One Piece. The timeline can be set before Robin is born. When the world of One Piece is written later, Robin has already been born, but before O'Hara is destroyed. In this way, he can still be a Cao thief and develop him through play, such as Rebecca and her mother Scarlett. However, according to the timeline, Twenty-three years before the beginning of the original work is the most suitable period for intervention. Robin is five years old, O'Hara has three years left to be destroyed, Scarlet is twelve years old, and Rebecca is nineteen years old when she gives birth to her. As for the mother-daughter issue, you can go to Daughter's Island, and then add the setting of Journey to the West, the mother-child river, um, suggestions, please give a five-star review.

Peng Si wants it, does Shi Ba want it, the female sniper in the hunter exam?