Hunter X Hunter: What If Everyone Loves Me?

While I don't usually like comparing two books, this one does share a similar premise with Lilith Tomie's book, though not entirely the same. Since I read Lilith's book first, reading this one gave me a sense of premonition. Aside from the overlap in the "brother" and "lover" themes, the plot seems similar, including a kidnapping element, but the characters and details are different. This one is a bit faster-paced, but both are still worth reading.

Like the one I saw before, where the older brother (alias 1) is a spider and the other is one of the younger brothers of the enemy Zombie (alias 2), and the female protagonist's true form is Tomie, it's really similar. However, the female protagonist in this one is more cunning.

Stop talking about the author. What if the author tells me to run away? Who will cook for me? I can't leave the laundry detergent😭 It's been a long time since I saw such a good hunter novel, but I still like that Cole is the most valued when he beats the enemy family. He is even more favored than Killua. Maybe it's because I am the protagonist.

Hmm… This fanfiction is actually something I found after being obsessed with Tomie's work. Personally, I think this book is quite good, so I'll give my evaluation from my perspective. Good points: The skill settings are original; the appearance of the necklace and the description of her family background are perfectly fine. The plot is relatively coherent and readable.

This is so similar to another Hunter x Hunter novel by Tomie. It also features two aliases, the same identity and relationship, and even the later meetings and kidnappings are the same.

The details aren't handled very well, but the subject matter is rare and it really appeals to me. Some descriptions are a little awkward, but they don't affect the reading experience. You can tell the author put a lot of thought into it, especially the descriptions of abilities. If you like stories with adorable characters, you can jump right in. I look forward to the author's future progress! ^^

Well, this is indeed a very good story. But the author needs to develop their own unique style soon. Some parts are very similar to another work. The turning points at key moments are almost identical. Aside from minor differences, there's nothing else. I hope the author becomes even better! 😊 #HowToCosplayMeteorStreet

This author writes exceptionally well, with a simple and concise writing style, no unnecessary words. The protagonist is cautious and calm, planning every step in advance. The plot flows smoothly, and the logic is rigorous. Each alternate identity character has its necessity, and crucially, the author handles the relationship between the main consciousness and the alternate identities…

The early episodes were brutal. The characters from Meteor City, due to their regenerative abilities, were used as human shields by the Phantom Troupe. Their underlying personalities, influenced by their upbringing, became crazed and indifferent to life. It was a bit too cruel. Let's see how they fared later as their abilities matured.

They've caught up! The beginning was pretty good, very engaging. It's just that Avril Lavigne felt a bit superfluous. I initially thought she was just a plot device, but then she suddenly gained consciousness, making her alternate identities seem less valuable. 🤦🤦