If you could bring weapons from previous anime into the Hunter World, what would you choose?
An artifact that stops time?
The Holy Sword of Infinite Resurrection?
Or is it the ultimate weapon that can destroy the world in one blow?
Lin Ye's answer was - none of those things can be done.
The ability to think is never a wish-making machine. The more powerful the effect, the more stringent conditions, sufficient courage and clear implementation logic are required. Fantasy that cannot pay the price can never become reality.
Therefore, Lin Ye created the "Fantasy Weaponry".
Choose a fictional weapon, strip off the original power system, and retain only a core combat concept. Then through design, control, training, and long-term infusion, you can mold it into a telekinetic weapon that truly belongs to you.
The first fantasy weapon: White Night.
The inspiration comes from the magic gun, but there is no sword spirit or soul attack. Its only ability is to make the blade expand and contract in a straight line at high speed.
Simple, therefore deadly.
The sudden change in attack distance, the stabbing speed far beyond ordinary people's reaction, and the second-stage ultimate move hidden in the real wound - Burial Core.
Of course, each piece of military equipment will permanently occupy a limited capacity; the more powerful the weapon, the greater the development cost; once the military equipment is finalized, it can no longer be modified.
Design errors may ruin the future.
Information leakage may also make the killing move completely ineffective.
This is the story of a genius with telekinesis who used the fantasy of another world as a blueprint to create his own power in the Hunter World.
And his first test was the Kuroshio Kai who forced his original body to death, killed his parents, and even prepared to bulldoze the entire old building!
Reader comments
It's so well written, here comes another ✍🏻 fan who hasn't read the original work. Here comes the protagonist who can use Nen Qi while using Zetsu. If the leader knew you knew how to do this, he wouldn't have needed to find a Nen Qi master. He would have learned it directly from you.
It's okay, but author, you should speed up the development of the protagonist's abilities.
The subject matter is novel, but unfortunately I feel the combat aspect is not tight enough.
It's so well written, here comes another ✍🏻 fan who hasn't read the original work. Here comes the protagonist who can use Nen Qi while using Zetsu. If the leader knew you knew how to do this, he wouldn't have needed to find a Nen Qi master. He would have learned it directly from you.
It's okay, but author, you should speed up the development of the protagonist's abilities.
The subject matter is novel, but unfortunately I feel the combat aspect is not tight enough.