[Hunter X Hunter] Lydia's Life Story and the Legend of Meteor City

What would happen if Ilmi came back and didn't find Lydia? Lidia didn't tell Ilmi that she would leave District 6. I have already imagined that Ilmi returned to District 6 and failed to find Lydia, sitting alone on the beach muttering "Lydia, liar." He said he was a friend or something, but friends would not leave without leaving a message. Then he realized that killers don't need friends, so the younger brothers were ruthlessly deprived of the right to make friends.

(I don't understand why this message is always swallowed...) "Talk about Lydia's "goodness"" Lydia hopes that everyone around her will be well, so she will give out candy to everyone, hoping to do her best to bring even a little bit of happiness to everyone. She is happiest when people, such as Feitan and Madge, ask Lydia for food, because they are not afraid of her ability, and just regard it as an ability no different from everyone's ability to read. Is there a difference? No, so these crazy people are the ones who can accept Lydia and truly treat her as a partner. But Alyssa is not, and Lan and Yan were not the same at first, but Lan is very smart and knows that leaving these madmen means death, so he is forced to accept it, while Yan has the temperament of a little girl, and may hate Lydia's coquettishness more than her terrifying abilities. What was Alyssa's reaction when she found out about Lydia's abilities? ——As if she had seen a ghost, she only begged Lydia and the others not to kill her, and she would not tell anyone. Lydia was her savior and was very kind to her, but her most important reaction was to protect herself. However, when freeing the slaves, Lydia still asked her if she wanted to leave. She had given Alyssa a way to survive, and this way of survival might put herself in crisis, but she still spoke, but Alyssa did not have the courage to face the outside world. She could only rely on the existence of others. How could such a person survive in Meteor Street? Let's talk about the ordinary people she took advantage of. Before taking action, Lydia really didn't care about others. If Chrollo died, having the whole world buried with him wouldn't be enough to make up for her heartache. But now that Chrollo was fine, she retreated back to her own state of not having to worry about anything. Naturally, she had the experience to focus on her mess and the promises she made to others. Just like everyone has experienced a catastrophe, and if they can be reborn after the disaster, they hope that others can also survive it. Everyone has experienced the same grief to some extent, just like strangers supporting each other after experiencing an earthquake together. This is something that does not require many words to reach out to help, but before rescuing Chrollo, she did not have extra hands to help others. Now that Chrollo is fine, she has the energy to show her kind side, and naturally she feels a trace of guilt towards those ordinary people who have made promises. Chrollo understands her and the softness in her heart, so he is willing to be the villain and he is willing to protect Lydia's softness. Because of this softness, Lydia grabbed Chrollo's clothes and went with him before he was captured and presented to the big shot; because of her softness, abused children like Feitan could feel equal care without mercy; because of her softness, Madge could know the beauty of the outside world in her barren years and not reject this beauty. How well did Chrollo understand her? The vigilante was injured (actually just pricked with a needle), and Lydia threw herself into Chrollo's arms to complain, but Chrollo didn't react as Lydia expected, and just kissed him perfunctorily, and then what? What did Lydia do to the vigilante? No, Lydia is a face-controller. Do you still remember the first time you saw Madge chasing after this little girl? So Lydia wouldn't do anything to the knight, she couldn't do anything. This lady was so cute, so Chrollo didn't do anything extra, such as teaching the knight a lesson or something. Remember Chrollo? How does he react when Lydia pays attention to "other men"? Turning Lidia's head away, this is a normal reaction for a man to like a woman. He cares a lot and will be jealous. Even though he knows that Lidya will not leave him, he just can't help it. Likewise, he couldn't help but resist Lydia's sadness because - she was his woman. Therefore, it is inappropriate to say that Chrollo asked Lydia to give up her personal thinking. He wishes Lydia would always be like this; it is okay to say that he is controlling, because Lydia is all he cares about.

It's 2023 and I still don't know the story of 20-year-old Lydia and little Chrollo (collapsed and cried

I looked at her, her pale face and crazy expression, like a madman about to collapse, and I was holding the last straw in my hand. As long as I said those words, she would go crazy. It was me who turned her into this, and I trapped her with a gentle prison. It was only at this moment that I finally clearly discovered that she finally belonged to me completely, and the thread was firmly grasped. . . Don't worry, Lydia, I will never let you go, not even if I go to hell.

Ahhhh! Help! Do you think you can do it as an adult? Is everyone so open? ! Is this kind of thing common? Oh my god!

Alas, let me tell you, there is no compensation for a slave killing someone. Before they were weak and were captured, but now they are capable and kill those who insult them. I don't think anyone is qualified to challenge this balance, and Lydia should not care about this matter (shows her hands). In short, in Meteor Street, there is nothing wrong with the weak, but there is nothing wrong with the strong. (Excerpted from "What's Real or False") I don't think there is any murder in revenge. I can only say that those people deserve what they deserve, and it's just karma. P. S. I like this book very much. I have a small suggestion. I think the heroine is really frustrated. This chapter also gave a nod. I always felt that her character was not particularly suitable for her strength. To be honest, the heroine's personality is not particularly likable, but fortunately it is clear. I hope she can be less timid and grow up sooner.

Mr. Qingtang, our Lydia is just coquettish and willful in front of the brigade and Chrollo. She will stand up when Chrollo and the others fall. From the first part to the present, the heroine has encountered so many crises. How has the heroine not been strong and survived? She loves to cry, but there has never been a time when she didn't do things while crying, and she didn't cry and lie down, okay? The heroine just has a character defect and is too dependent on Chrollo, but among the hunters, except for children, who is not You are a pervert, not to mention Chrollo. Are you asking Lydia to come back after so many tragic experiences with Chrollo? Is it true, good or beautiful? I don't even want to say whether it's your Holy Mother or the heroine's Holy Mother. I can only say that we finally gave Lydia our innocence. Lydia is just overly dependent on Chrollo, so she acts willfully in front of them. The brigade is also willing to pamper her, but when they are in danger, Lydia will never allow anyone to hurt or bully them.

Oh my god, it's so exciting. This is the essence of Meteor Street, and it's also where the members of the Phantom Troupe experienced the first half of their lives.

Isn't this typical, you shed a tear and I slaughter a city? Very cool, the author is good at writing

Why do people diss the heroine for crying when she opens the comment area? If she wants to cry, just cry. She insists that she still has people to love her. If she wants to cry, there will be people who are willing to coax her. People who really love her don't mind her crying. If she gets used to it, just cry.