[After guidance from hunters + undead + flaming eyes + decisive killing + relaxed and humorous]
Su Mo accidentally traveled to the world of full-time hunters and became a member of the Kuluta tribe that was about to be exterminated.
Before he had time to adapt, he was violently killed by Wo Jin from the A-level criminal gang Phantom Troupe, and died again.
Just when Su Mo thought he would die before leaving the army, the overwhelming anger in his heart condensed into after-death thoughts at the critical moment. As a blessing in disguise, he activated the immortal body's physique and resurrected from death.
At the same time, the number [1] came to mind.
It was only later discovered that this number represented the number of deaths.
And with the increase in the number of deaths, Su Mo's physical fitness and even abilities are undergoing earth-shaking changes!
From the initial enhanced perception and physical strengthening to the later birth of the black ghost, he is gradually moving towards the final darkness.
….
In the Sky Arena, he was dubbed the "Immortal"!
In Youkexin, join forces with Kurapika to hunt down the brigade!
On Greed Island, use the Death Memory Bank to withstand the explosion of the Bomb Demon.
Until you go to the Dark Continent and find a way to completely control the immortal physique, as well as the final answer to lifting the price of the flaming eyes!
Reader comments
In fact, it is better for the protagonist to find Warcraft and die all the time, rather than die in the arena and let others know that he can be resurrected. Information is very important in the hunter's world view. It is basically information warfare.
I haven't watched much of it before I can't stand it anymore. I remember that you can't use weapons below the 200th floor, and is there really a death match in the arena? I searched and it was impossible to find it. Death matches only appear above the 200th floor. You have to know that the arena is biased towards sports competition rather than life and death combat. The deadly battle between Hisoka and Chrollo that destroyed the top floor just confirmed this point.
And how could Yungu be the official instructor above the 200th floor of the Sky Arena? He is the exam examiner of the Hunter Association. He is there to guide newcomers who have potential and have licenses but don't know how to read. It is impossible for him to guide the protagonist, who is not a new hunter. You've never seen Hunter at all.
The subject matter is new, and the key to good-looking film is the view on the Phantom Troupe. I support it.
The description of the characters is very detailed. It is one of the Hunter fan fictions that I most recognize. Come on!
In fact, it is better for the protagonist to find Warcraft and die all the time, rather than die in the arena and let others know that he can be resurrected. Information is very important in the hunter's world view. It is basically information warfare. I haven't watched much of it before I can't stand it anymore. I remember that you can't use weapons below the 200th floor, and is there really a death match in the arena? I searched and it was impossible to find it. Death matches only appear above the 200th floor. You have to know that the arena is biased towards sports competition rather than life and death combat. The deadly battle between Hisoka and Chrollo that destroyed the top floor just confirmed this point. And how could Yungu be the official instructor above the 200th floor of the Sky Arena? He is the exam examiner of the Hunter Association. He is there to guide newcomers who have potential and have licenses but don't know how to read. It is impossible for him to guide the protagonist, who is not a new hunter. You've never seen Hunter at all.
The subject matter is new, and the key to good-looking film is the view on the Phantom Troupe. I support it.
The description of the characters is very detailed. It is one of the Hunter fan fictions that I most recognize. Come on!