(Hunter X Hunter) A Commoner's Daily Ledger

I have watched it a few times and I still like it quite a lot, but every time I feel sad (┬_┬). . I feel that this is not overtly sadistic, and it is not the kind of sadism that can be written by setting up a few situations, but after watching it, I felt sadistic. It is indeed not a bad ending, and there is no sad process. But as the heroine said, she did not voluntarily save Feitan and be with Feitan at the beginning. When she gave birth to the child, it was because of motherhood. She did not want to lose the child, but it was not because of love. Later, when she got in contact with Feitan, she could feel Feitan's strong possessiveness and felt that further development was not what she wanted, so she started using birth control and never took the initiative to go to Feitan. She was in a very rational state from the beginning to the end. It's not that this is bad, but she has no love like this. Maybe she is a good mother and a good woman who keeps her own rules to Feitan. But until she educated her daughter and her daughter got married, she always believed: If the strong cannot resist, then accept it. If this will step out of the blue and may bring consequences, then don't continue to develop, just keep it as it is. If the husband and daughter are destined not to live long, then adopt the child. She has been carefully avoiding all situations that may be detrimental to herself and avoiding such incidents. Regarding her relationship with Feitan, she felt that everything was destined to be together because of her telepathy, obedience, personality, or something else. There is nothing wrong with thinking this way, but when she sensed Feitan's dangerous possessiveness, she immediately backed down and felt that it was better to stay the same. There is no urge to enter his world, and this feeling is not love. The entire tone of this article seems to be bland and warm, but after reading it, I feel sad in my heart. People in Meteor Street have almost no relatives, and it is difficult for the brigade to snatch family affection. Feitan may be said to be lucky to get family affection, but the woman who gives him affection is not for love. Even this woman who gave him affection was unwilling to accompany him. She obviously had very powerful telepathy, and it was possible to be by his side if she exercised it, but she wanted a stable and ordinary life. The heroine was completely forced to succumb to Feitan at the beginning, and her relationship only turned around after she got pregnant. But in the end, she still wanted to avoid Feitan's world carefully. Feitan was possessive and still wanted to live a long life. Love cannot be so rational and calm. In the end, I think she didn't have no feelings for Feitan, but that was not love, that was family affection. I saw that the author made comparisons with the classic "Mulan" in the author's enhanced comments. I happened to have watched Mulan too, and I think that Feitan in the end is very similar to the original ending of Mulan: rich but not comfortable, having children but no family, loving someone... But not being happy. The original ending in "Mulan" is for Anna, but I think this ending is like Feitan in this article. The person he loves is destined to be forcibly retained only by strength. If he is not strong enough, if he is not in the brigade, he will not even get a child. In the end, Feitan still couldn't find a woman who was willing to risk her life to be by his side, for no other reason than to love him. So I feel sad.

I read it every year. This article is a rare breath of fresh air. With the update of Togashi, many old articles seem to be seriously inconsistent, but this little character has become a review item that I keep every year because it is far away from the protagonist. I first read Hunter when I was in high school. At that time, I was introduced to the protagonist. I imagined that after entering that world, I could become a genius like Xiaojie. More than ten years later, I finally accepted my mediocrity from the beatings of society. When I read this article again, I felt particularly immersed in it. The heroine is really sober, especially after she has in-depth contact with the brigade and realizes that she is actually quite powerful, she can still maintain her true intentions.

I really laughed when I saw the tasks that had not been completed in ten years.

I think this development is very reasonable. It is not the life the heroine wants, but it is not the worst choice either. I think originally the heroine wanted to live a stable life, but unfortunately she met Feitan. If the heroine's original intention was not to live in that unstable environment, I would have preferred her not to meet Feitan. I feel sorry for the heroine. The golden one is better than Feitan.

Alas, I always feel that Feitan is no longer around when my daughter gets married, so I will kill myself

I admire such a heroine. She is the most amazing person who has strong power and can endure her own mediocrity. I suddenly think of the sweeping monk, but her level should be higher.

I really like the heroine in this article, I really love her.

Is this the first time I have written this novel? I don't even remember it, but I watch it every time I remember it. It can be said that Li Nuo is the softest person in Feitan's heart.

It feels great, warm and ordinary, and the ending is the best. I can't think of a better ending. At the end, the heroine's daughter suddenly called out Alluka's name, and she burst out laughing. Haha, the new version of Hunter Alluka impressed me so much that I immediately fell in love with it.

Who is my daughter's husband?? Is it Killua's fourth brother?