Hunter X Hunter: I Manifested the Sharingan

The protagonist uses telekinesis ability plus writing wheel eye as the main growth path The author describes the ability development, training and combat process very carefully. It's not just about getting cheats and crushing them all the way. Rather, it will explain how abilities are formed and how to train and apply them in practice. People who like to study mental abilities and growth processes should find it very comfortable. The pace of the plot is relatively slow In the early stage, a lot of space will be spent on establishing cultivation abilities and integrating into the hunter world. People who want to see an invincible start and quickly advance the main line may find it a bit slow. But readers who like to grow step by step will feel more involved. The combination of Sharingan and Nen ability is the most distinctive feature of this book. The integration of the ability systems of two different works is very fresh. But this setting also tests the author's grasp of the balance of combat power. If there are more and more abilities in the later period and there are no reasonable restrictions, It's easy to lose the original characteristics of a full-time hunter that requires strategy and poor intelligence in combat. This part is worth continuing to observe Although Xiaodi is an important character in the title of the book But the current development is not purely about love. More focused on the growth of adventure abilities and character interaction in the Hunter World If you just want to watch a lot of Xiaodi and the protagonist fall in love, you may need to lower your expectations a little bit. Overall, I recommend it to anyone who likes the full-time hunter worldview. Research on mental ability Slow growth Readers with integrated abilities across works If you like fast-paced cool writing Invincible at the start Crush all the way Or completely follow the original protagonist group This might not be that suitable The biggest advantage at present is that cultivation and ability growth are written in more detail. As for whether the combat power will be unbalanced in the later period? Can the original characters maintain their original flavor? And whether the plot can really find its own path We still need to continue reading to judge. The above is a comment on AI The following are real comments Good looking. Love watching. Not enough.

The pace of this book is very tight, and there are no other branches except the main plot. It is a rare good book for those who are short of reading. However, due to the slow writing pace, you will feel bored after really catching up. I suggest that the author can make a fuss about the ability. If you have the Sharingan as the main ability, you can use the Sharingan as the main ability, and other auxiliary abilities can also be added. At this stage, the protagonist's Realization is actually very similar to Emiya Shirou's projection concept, but the real writing Projection is meaningless. Since the protagonist is a time traveler, you can add some ideas, such as the Sixth Form of the Navy, life return, such as superhuman body, such as the Yin Seal. At this stage, if you have developed enough, you can consider adding other abilities. After all, if you let the protagonist study telekinesis, the neighbor can master the destructive power of Tailed Beast Jade. One-on-one, your protagonist is indeed stronger. Single-on-city level, I think Tailed Beast Jade is stronger. I would also like to see more ability development, with the thinking perspective of a time traveler. Ability development is still too single, and the restriction on the ability of the Sharingan is too strong. You don't just want to write the Sharingan, right? This feels a bit monotonous and boring

You can work harder, just write a little more softly when dealing with Xiaodi. Although Xiaodi is the heroine, I always feel that the protagonist uses her as a tool.

The book is quite good, I would like to give it five stars. It's a pity that Hunter fan fiction is not suitable for me. Every time I come across Hunter fan fiction, I click on it to read it. Unfortunately, every time I am bored by the plot of the hunter's ability becoming stronger, it is not a problem of the author's writing ability, but the lack of appeal and passion in the development of Hunter ability itself. Like the Dead Fire Sea, the path to becoming stronger is simple and clear. There is an obvious path to becoming stronger. Each stage has new powers and classes that need to be obtained. Hunters don't have any of them. They have been stuck on the rule development of telekinesis. After a hundred chapters, they start to get boring. After developing telekinesis and learning skills, there is no new content.

Crazy temptation on the verge of seeking death, commonly known as seeking death when there is nothing to do

Although it is not satisfactory, it can also be seen that the author set it carefully in the early stage! In fact, the most suitable ability is the alchemy of steel. In the hunter worldview, the Sharingan is still not very reliable, and it is not even as practical as the Byakugan! But the setting of the gravity room is really eye-catching!

The plot is very good and the setting is ok. The pace of training is also on point. However, the interaction scenes with Xiaodi are a bit sparse. It feels like she has a bit of a backstory. She is purely a tool person. She moves tools, storage boxes, and lives in people's houses, and is also a combatant.

It is well written, and the chapters on cultivation are very detailed and have specific processes. Other fans are either lifting weights, running, etc. There is nothing professional about it. I only have basic abilities and I don't understand how I can become superior to others!

It's very good. The author is very thoughtful and writes very carefully and carefully. The protagonist is calm and planned, and the pace of the development period is well controlled, so there is no feeling of delay. Five-star support, looking forward to the follow-up

The story is well narrated, and the plot setting is also well written. It can be seen that the author has checked the information, and there are too few about hunters because the original novels are often suspended, so no one writes them. The author deserves encouragement when he writes about hunters. All the hunter novels I follow have been discontinued QAQ