Hunter X Hunter: The Blind Swordsman of the Zoldyck Family

I would like to give some suggestions to those authors who like to write about the setting that the protagonist who inherits the ability of a blind person must be blind and inherits the character of the owner of that ability. I have read dozens but more than 20 novels of this type. I don't know if any of you book friends have discovered one thing, that is I'm not talking about all inheritance and templates, but most of them will have some characteristics of the inheritor. I'll talk about some of the more popular ones, such as: the protagonist who inherits Yixiao's strength must be blind, or the protagonist who inherits Gojo Satoru's strength must become Gojo Satoru's character. To put it simply, what these people write is basically an alternative anime character written with a layer of inheritance or template. I really don't understand, why does the protagonist who inherits the power of Yixiao have to be blind? Isn't it bad to have eyes? Moreover, I also inherited the character of Yixiao and I don't understand it. How could you, an ordinary person, have seen too many dark characters in the world? I dare say that the darkness you see in reality is definitely not as much as that seen with a smile.

At the beginning of the complaint, the protagonist goes out to buy something by himself? Complaining about a big family with so many servants and housekeepers, but no one buys anything? I can only say that the beginning of the plot is the first time I have seen such a cheap and speechless plot in The Hakka Family.

To be honest, it was okay for the money-grubbing protagonist to be a little noisy at home, but when I saw the part where he went out to Whale Island and took a boat ride later, I wasn't in the mood to continue watching. Besides, the protagonist is not short of money, so why does he always like to create a character who is greedy for money? All I can say is that it's inexplicable. I really didn't feel in the mood to continue watching it. Forget it, that's it! Anyway, this is a common problem among Feilu authors, who like to add some inexplicable characters, just add them, and they are very inconsistent. It feels like this inexplicable character was added just to keep the word count down.

Alas, why are most of the blind swordsmen nowadays Fujitora? He's not very popular. Isn't there anyone writing about Asura? He's handsome, strong and has a story.

I don't understand why I love money so much. So what if I have one hundred billion or one trillion? It can't improve my strength.

I really don't understand! I don't know why, but now every time I write a strong blind template, the protagonist will definitely become blind. I don't even know what these authors are thinking. . Even if you get his template or use him as a cheat, it's fine, but why does the protagonist have to be blind??? You get his strength instead of becoming him. . Many novels of this type are like this now. Is it because of bad eyesight or something? Some even write that the protagonist's personality is the same as that of the blind man. . . I'm just wondering whether you are writing a novel with the blind man as the protagonist or an original novel! In many novels about templates, the protagonist's personality is almost the same as that of the person who wrote the template, which makes me speechless.

One thing to say is that the protagonist keeps saying that money is really out of character. With the protagonist's current strength, there is no shortage of money at all, and what is the use of having so much money?

Are you sure the protagonist can beat the original Killua? And this is under the premise that it has been hanging for more than ten years? Is it too flying?

Master up, your novel is very interesting, but I think there is a small bug. As a reader who likes to compare combat abilities in Wang Bar, I personally think that if Fujitora's strength is directly transferred to the hunter, there is a high probability that it will be in a unique level, a level that even 100 ant kings cannot beat. The protagonist currently has 50% of Fujitora's strength, but I feel that the strength is still not up to expectations.

Is there any blind person reading the novel with the blind protagonist**?