As the basketball king of Teiko Middle School, the moment I awakened the Eye of the Emperor, I encountered a fatal car accident.
When I opened my eyes again, I became an orphan in Meteor Street. My thin body contained the soul of an adult, and the eyes of the Emperor of Heaven that could control everything fell into a deep sleep.
I have tasted the most hopeless feeling. Until Hisoka appeared, he was like a madman, but he gave me a chance to become stronger.
Psychokinesis, hunter exam, phantom troupe... I am working step by step in the hunter world, just to awaken the sleeping power.
But when the Eyes of Heaven opened again, I realized that the story behind was really unexpected.
Reader comments
After reading it, I feel that the overall rhythm and plot are still very compact.
The battle between Nitro and the Ant King is written very solidly, without too many fancy descriptions, and the Ant King's later transformation is not abrupt, from pursuing strength to being obsessed with finishing a game of chess with Xiaomai. This change in mentality makes the character more real.
The setting of Akashi's Eye of the Emperor is quite reasonable. It is not that he is brainless, but he promotes the plot by analyzing the opponent's weaknesses and predicting actions. The scenes of dealing with various forces show that he is resourceful and not the kind of brainless and invincible.
The appearance of the Phantom Troupe did not disrupt the main plot. Chrollo used the power of the third prince to collect intelligence, and Hisoka's setting of simply chasing strong men fit well with their characters and made the situation on the Black Whale more complicated. The setting of the Prince Succession War is quite innovative. Different princes have different abilities of mind beasts. They fight openly and secretly with each other to advance the plot step by step. It seems to be very smooth.
Overall, the combat, strategy, and character creation are all online, and the reading is smooth. However, I always feel that there are too many characters and there are no particularly obvious memorable points.
I felt that the previous pace was a little too fast. In fact, there are many supporting characters that can be written about the hunter's plot. It is not only shown from the perspective of the protagonist, but the supporting characters also have many exciting stories. I felt that the chapter about Pike was particularly touching, and the Dark Continent chapter that follows. I hope the combat power will not collapse [Thinking]
After reading it, most of the subsequent plots come from the author's imagination. Anyway, there are no such plots in the animation, but the conception is still very subtle and worth watching. Including the Dark Continent, it is not written directly, but is used as a foreshadowing, using the plot of the Cajun Empire to introduce it. I think this is quite good. The detailed structure of the characters of the princes is still written very clearly.
After reading the first 10 chapters, I feel that the rhythm and coherence of the story are still very good. I hope to add some emotional cp lines to Akashi.
After that, I was quite satisfied with the content of the ant chapter and the plot of the Cajin Empire. However, there were too many characters appearing later, and I almost forgot their names. I was really confused.
After reading it, I feel that the overall rhythm and plot are still very compact. The battle between Nitro and the Ant King is written very solidly, without too many fancy descriptions, and the Ant King's later transformation is not abrupt, from pursuing strength to being obsessed with finishing a game of chess with Xiaomai. This change in mentality makes the character more real. The setting of Akashi's Eye of the Emperor is quite reasonable. It is not that he is brainless, but he promotes the plot by analyzing the opponent's weaknesses and predicting actions. The scenes of dealing with various forces show that he is resourceful and not the kind of brainless and invincible. The appearance of the Phantom Troupe did not disrupt the main plot. Chrollo used the power of the third prince to collect intelligence, and Hisoka's setting of simply chasing strong men fit well with their characters and made the situation on the Black Whale more complicated. The setting of the Prince Succession War is quite innovative. Different princes have different abilities of mind beasts. They fight openly and secretly with each other to advance the plot step by step. It seems to be very smooth. Overall, the combat, strategy, and character creation are all online, and the reading is smooth. However, I always feel that there are too many characters and there are no particularly obvious memorable points.
I felt that the previous pace was a little too fast. In fact, there are many supporting characters that can be written about the hunter's plot. It is not only shown from the perspective of the protagonist, but the supporting characters also have many exciting stories. I felt that the chapter about Pike was particularly touching, and the Dark Continent chapter that follows. I hope the combat power will not collapse [Thinking] After reading it, most of the subsequent plots come from the author's imagination. Anyway, there are no such plots in the animation, but the conception is still very subtle and worth watching. Including the Dark Continent, it is not written directly, but is used as a foreshadowing, using the plot of the Cajun Empire to introduce it. I think this is quite good. The detailed structure of the characters of the princes is still written very clearly.
After reading the first 10 chapters, I feel that the rhythm and coherence of the story are still very good. I hope to add some emotional cp lines to Akashi. After that, I was quite satisfied with the content of the ant chapter and the plot of the Cajin Empire. However, there were too many characters appearing later, and I almost forgot their names. I was really confused.