Hunter X Hunter: Limitless Physical Growth

This is the first time I read a Hunter novel. To be honest, among Naruto, One Piece, Inuyasha, Bleach, Hunter, etc., My favorite is Hunter. It's been decades, but it's a pity that I can't see the ending. Hunter is one of the most popular anime with the most rigorous logical chain. Looking at the author's explanation, I understand the hope of Hunter well. He has a huge world view, six systems, four lines, restrictions and oaths, and various races. , Mechanical monsters, and all kinds of abilities. It is very difficult to write well, and it requires a lot of imagination from the author, so the people in it basically act in combination. Unless you are overwhelmed by strength, there is always an ability that can restrain you if the gap is not big. This is also the wonderful thing about full-time hunters. Every telekinesis user has its role. "I think the author can add some martial arts concepts to develop telekinesis, which will be more unique and exciting." Come on, author, 5 stars! Write well [top post]

The ultimate pure enhancement system, when you encounter enemies, you basically use force to overwhelm them. No matter what fancy abilities and mechanisms you have, you must first surpass the protagonist's values. Looking forward to the protagonist, the King of Boomer Ants [Learned]

I commented after reading Chapter 120. How should I put it, I think there are a few fans of this fandom. Readers who have never read Hunter may have some dyslexia. But for readers who have watched hunter anime, even if they are not that well-researched, it is a very good book (at least I think). I feel that the author can be more diligent in the rest and follow the previous writing method. After finishing this book, it should be a fanfic worth reading. Finally, author, come on, come on⛽⛽⛽⛽

There are too few books about hunters, but this one is actually pretty good. The chapters about fighting the brigade are very smooth. I even doubted that the author wrote these chapters first and then the beginning. However, Hisoka's character design can still be optimized. He will not provoke someone who is much stronger than him. Obviously, the protagonist can beat him, but he will not come to fight. I hope the author can finish this book. The pace of the last few chapters has been a lot faster and it's starting to feel that way. I also really want to see the later author's description of the Dark Continent. After all, I don't expect this article to have any wits [laughter]

Let's talk plainly! It would be good to add more plots, such as whether some enemies are enemies or friends, meet some masters, and write more details about fighting skills in the fights. Masters grow up and experience life and death. You can also change some plots, which do not necessarily follow the animation.

A very good Hunter novel, but I don't know how the author compiled the Dark Continent. According to the map, the author can search for the explanations of some experts at Station B. At least there is a template, and Jin Qiang's outrageousness... In the Dark Continent, you can be unscrupulous, at least the shot in the Dark Continent is like this

Yes, although it is a focus-strengthening system that does not develop comprehensive abilities, it is still good to be simple and crude. I hope the author will write a longer book, after all, Togashi will be publishing again soon. I hope to be as long as the Purple Pig food hunter next door, preferably longer than him

There are very few Hunter fans, and this book is well written. Come on, author. All humans only live on an island in a lake. Is the Hunter map too big? [Facepalm][Facepalm] At first, I thought it couldn't be compared with Naruto and Death. After seeing this, I feel that Hunter's combat power should be above them. Are the creatures in the Dark Continent really that bad? A 20,000-meter-long dragon and a 50-kilometer-high tree are shocking just thinking about it. I'm really looking forward to it. I look forward to the protagonist growing to the top step by step. I hope the author writes better and better [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

It's a pretty good hunter story, with no big problems in logic and plot. For me, there is a slight difference. I like hunters because I like the fantasy world, the different mechanisms developed by Nian, and the various Warcraft. I have read 170 chapters in this book, and there is still a lack of innovation in this area. The author can be bold and sew the mechanisms from other works into it. With oaths and restrictions, I think it will look better. The first part was okay, but the second part was all jump-starting. It still had the same problem, it didn't have that fantasy feeling, so I gave it up.

It is very passionately written. If the author could delete the "moments" in the article, it would sound much better [thinking]. Look at how many moments there are in a chapter. Now I am allergic to this word.