Hachimi in the A Certain Magical Index World

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Very nice. We haven't read A Certain Magical Index but we can understand it. I just hope to keep the protagonist doing his own thing as he is now and not take away the opportunity for everyone to grow in the original work. It's very well written and will definitely become popular [punch out]

This must be given a five-star rating [laughing evilly] Who can resist a wonderful cat that can breathe in the form of a ridgeback dragon but never scratches people [laughing evilly]

Although the title of the book is a bit funny, the writing is unexpectedly good. The plot has not been significantly changed yet, but the protagonist's participation is gradually increasing. I look forward to the sister incident in the future. I really hope the main character is a girl because she often turns into Mikoto Kuroko and the thought of her being a boy feels a bit weird.

It has a very forbidden feel, and the cat setting performs very well. The protagonist is not as agile as he was at the beginning. Of course, this is also a common problem among many fans. The choice between the plot and the protagonist is not very reasonable. If the protagonist wipes the butt of others every day, he will basically lose his charm. An uncharismatic protagonist will basically not be able to get far.

I feel pretty good about it. The main character, Chun Daddy, traveled to A Certain Magical Index at the beginning and became a cat. I have seen some of the plot behind it. His ability is to vent his anger on others, and he can copy the skills, appearance and abilities of things on his body. The things are disposable. Then in order to obtain a stronger template, he followed the protagonist Kamijou Touma back home. After that, he would occasionally vent his anger and copy other people's abilities and appearances and some snacks. He was still very strong, and he would help the protagonist from time to time. It seems that it should follow the main plot, otherwise it is really not easy to write. I have seen many authors who failed to write without following the main plot. I feel that some people will definitely say, why is the protagonist like a nanny? Will you die if you don't follow the main plot? I see a senseless killing! Anyway, good luck to the author, it's not bad.

The writing is really good. This way of inserting the plot is very comfortable to watch.

The protagonist is invincible, and the author does not put pressure on his level or strength. The protagonist's rule-based ability: He can copy others by using his energy. If he controls someone with ceiling-level abilities, the protagonist can transform into a person with ceiling-level combat power. There is no cost or consumption. With a full-level account, he can use it at will. Only Hakimi's original form is too weak to be easily defeated by others. This is a weakness. I don't know if the author will solve this weakness later. But currently it is an invincible novel. No matter how strong the enemy is, it can only open at most 55 points in front of the protagonist. It cannot defeat the mirror self (the protagonist). I am already invincible. If I still want to make progress, I can only follow the main plot of the original work. If the protagonist is not as good as a nanny, then I can be his nanny with Touma. If the protagonist is someone else's nanny, I will feel very poisonous. They are not worthy! But with Touma... Touma is a good match for him! Only a living saint would be worthy of the protagonist as his nanny. I feel worthy 👍

It looked good. I put it on the bookshelf that day and stayed up late that night to read the latest chapter. The title of the book is not attractive, but I also like its simplicity. In fact, I was a little confused about the gender of the protagonist at first, but then I thought it was fine just like that. On the one hand, if the protagonist is a cat, gender is actually not that important. On the other hand, if the protagonist is a female, the author might design some post-it scenes that readers would like to see, but that would not make the cat feel lazy and unlovable. I think the author must insist on writing the protagonist according to the habits of a cat, and not abandon the setting one day and make the protagonist too human-like. Cats are one of the highlights of this book.

It's been a long time since I've read a book about The Forbidden Kingdom. This book is so good that no need to say more!