The silver hair flows like moonlight, and the blue eyes are like the abyss of the deep sea. A girl named Green Water stepped into the upper floors of the Sky Arena. Underneath her seemingly sweet and harmless appearance, she was able to discern energy and emotions with extreme sensitivity brought about by her special telepathy ability "Deep Sea Echo". She carefully observed this world full of powerful people, like a silent cat, waiting for the best opportunity.
However, her unique scent has already attracted the most dangerous predators. Hisoka, the magician with dazzling golden eyes, regards her as an extremely rare "fruit" with amazing potential. His sticky thoughts, full of fighting spirit and possessiveness, were winding around her like a spider web, and he couldn't wait to taste her sweetness when she was fully mature.
In this dangerous chase game, beneath the gentleness of the green water is an unyielding tenacity. She steadily grew stronger, juggling between Hisoka's fiery desire and the other strong men attracted to him (such as the aloof Illumi, or the fiery Feitan). She is both the coveted target and the leader of her own destiny. When the tide of the deep sea finally surges and the cat's pupils open, who is the real hunter, and who will become whose prisoner?
Reader comments
I think it's pretty good. The only flaw is that the name is a bit, um, modern. If it had been a name from the era of Hunter, I would have been more invested in watching it, so it's four stars. Actually, I want 4.5 Stars, because the name doesn't actually affect the viewing that much, but this tomato only has one star, two stars, three stars, four stars and five stars. All in all, it's pretty good. The emotional scene is pretty good.
It's good to watch. When I saw Hisoka treat the heroine like this earlier, I was worried about them getting together later, but the ending is like this and I like it very much. ₍˄ ₗ ̫ ₗ ˄₎◞ ̑̑
Like. Hisoka's character is well drawn and restored~I like it
I think it's pretty good. The only flaw is that the name is a bit, um, modern. If it had been a name from the era of Hunter, I would have been more invested in watching it, so it's four stars. Actually, I want 4.5 Stars, because the name doesn't actually affect the viewing that much, but this tomato only has one star, two stars, three stars, four stars and five stars. All in all, it's pretty good. The emotional scene is pretty good.
It's good to watch. When I saw Hisoka treat the heroine like this earlier, I was worried about them getting together later, but the ending is like this and I like it very much. ₍˄ ₗ ̫ ₗ ˄₎◞ ̑̑
Like. Hisoka's character is well drawn and restored~I like it