Infinite Blind Boxes, Starting in Hunter X Hunter

Master Roshi's 100 years of ki and martial arts experience? He could have easily defeated the Hunter x Hunter!

Towards the end of this book, I had no idea what the author was writing about, and it was incredibly rambling. Sometimes, even describing a single ability would take up half a chapter. Towards the end, I sometimes had to skip around; it was so rambling, far inferior to the previous book.

It's pooped, and there's more water in it than before.

From chapter 114 to the end of chapter 120, author, you spent seven chapters describing the confrontation with several minor prisoners. Even the book "The Props Master" wasn't this padded. Although I don't know if you read the comments, I want to tell you that you're ruining your own reputation. If it were any other author writing this badly, I would have left long ago.

Personally, I feel this book isn't as good as the previous one.

The entire text is long and tedious, with chapters that read like a diary entry.

Dude, I know you want to release the game before starting the main storyline and improving the protagonist's strength, but with this terrible quality in the first chapter, who would dare subscribe to it? Other games give a satisfying moment in the first chapter before ending it on sale, but yours doesn't give any at all, and the protagonist's strength barely improves either.

Boring, watery... It's so different from the previous two books.

Boredom and disappointment; stagnation means regression.

The exam was so trivial that it took almost 30 chapters of bland writing. I didn't even intend to pass, so what's the point? Next time I'll be taking it with Xiao Jie, and it'll be another bland exam.