The Poor Office Drone Picks Hisoka

Ahhhhh, Hisoka is indeed a pervert, he actually has breast-feeding stalks, I wish I didn't know him before my mother-in-law

After reading the epilogue first, I seem to understand why I could write so many chapters [covering my face and crying] Who wouldn't be interested in a social animal with such strong vitality?

For someone like Hisoka, who is obviously Bi+/general, it is almost inevitable that he has slept with men... It doesn't matter if fans set Hisoka up to be a straight virgin, but deliberately using such an obviously discriminatory word is really offensive.

For some reason, the Feitan line can always be cruel in the early stage and pure love in the late stage, while the Illumi line is often cold in the early stage and dark in the late stage. .

Finally... What a strict statement! ? It turns out that only in the future after the ending of he, the social animals have names.

[Huang Xin] I really want to watch the reception process

I understand Killua's powerlessness very well, and Killua's physical reaction. . . . It's not a conflict at all, but I still find it a bit sad. Will the heroine still have self-esteem in the future? .

It seems that no one cares about the pain that she doesn't know still exists. Before, she used Hisoka as a cat scratching post, and then she got plastic surgery by someone like Illumi. It may not only be plastic surgery, but also body parts. I think this is cruel, really cruel. Her psychology and body have been destroyed. The body and skin are psychological. The last line of defense, after being destroyed, the psychology of Zisha will not let the client fall in love with this kind of abuse and objectification. I carefully thought about whether Illumi in the original work would change her sexual orientation. After thinking about it, it is indeed possible if it is for someone who is not important. However, after seeing this kind of content in Lie Yili, it felt scarier and colder than falling in love with a homeless man. I think about a lot of the terrible implications. .

Which part of the relationship between the social beast and Hisoka can be told to children... This woman's expressive ability is so terrible

The Chrollo in this book is different from the RPG one, but unexpectedly it fits Chrollo's feelings very well. (Chrollo seems to be the kind of person who has a good life no matter what, but his life may be too good or too good to be scary, and he is curious.) Alas, I also want to see Teacher Ming Ming write a warm version of the story of Mers and his eldest brother. It is the kind of story where they can fall in love unexpectedly despite being in trouble (what am I talking about). I have always felt heartbroken by the ending of Mers.