[Hunter X Hunter: Killua and Gon] When Fantasy Breaks Through Reality

After reading the first four chapters, I was reminded of "Major Barbara", but after reading the second chapter, I thought it was not the same. There were some vague fragments of impressions intertwined in my mind, but in the end I still didn't think too clearly. I feel like both Chiya and Gon (personally, especially Gon) have strong symbolic meanings. Whether it is the utopian new world or Xiaojie, they all seem to be beautiful but illusory existences. Solid colors can't really survive in the din of color, and I feel like Killua is waiting for a redemption that won't come. This article does give people a very uncomfortable feeling and a sense of despair after reading it, which is quite good. The last sentence summarizes the thoughts: We are doomed for who we are.

Very good. It turns out that shounen comics can also be very profound. I am reminded of an article "Prisoner" by Qi Yi.

It's gorgeous beyond imagination. I can probably understand what you want to express, but as you said, this subject matter is too serious, and I don't even know what to say. (Laughs) To be serious, I'm afraid I have to write a long, long book, which would be too tiring. Physically and mentally. In fact, you can also try to tell this story in a different tone and angle. Although we all know that the destruction and rebirth of the world will only lead to a cycle in the end without redemption, but maybe the process can be more enjoyable? Finally, I look forward to your new work!

It's so cruel! I hope Gon can one day let go of the past and follow his heart, which will also bring relief to Killua.

Blue cosmos? ? ? But it's quite appropriate for this kind of organization to appear here... [Laughing and crying]

So various requests for translation TUT