I feel that this is a Hunter fan that is more in line with the original character and looks good. By the way, I would like to mention the work that is a bit OOC (backstabbed by the new comic design).
An ant's journey to adulthood is really touching [please please]. It's the first time I've seen the protagonist who was reincarnated into the dark continent. The author has a great imagination and is very touching.
Speaking of which, the setting of the heroine's telepathy ability is very similar to another one I read, and it was also published almost at the same time. It's such a fate [dog head]
And it's rare that I don't criticize the heroine and the official partner so far and still find the article interesting. As for why I don't, because there is a more magical CP [please] maybe my mind will change after reading it... After reading it, I can only say that I can understand why the heroine and the official partner are not so boring, but I still think the heroine and X and even the CP with a few other people are more delicious [dog head]
A very nice story with a system (the system is very human) and an original heroine vs. Kurapika CP story. Both babies are so innocent, which makes me feel soft [please please]. The heroine is cute, confident and strong, and beats up the heartthrob of the enemy's guest (family orientation) [lop-eared rabbit head] Beat the enemy's Hakka day. Chang occupies a relatively large proportion, and her relationship with Xiaoku is relatively small (according to the author, it is because she is not very good at writing relationships, but I think it is very cute and cute), but I still like to watch the content of the two of them going on adventures together (although some readers prefer the scene of beating up the enemy Hakka)
Personally, I think Hisoka and the Brigade are a little OOC, but they are still very good-looking. It is said that there is no cp, but the heroine's current suitor is a knight, and Hisoka is already on second base [dog head]
Bound to the system and in a symbiotic state with Hisoka
The early plot and complaints are the funniest content I have ever seen. It feels like there is one laugh per minute on average. It turns out that the idiot protagonist is so capable of tormenting the original characters hahahahaha. It's not that funny later on, but the content is okay. The genre is a bit like Shaqizi. This is not an RPG (although I haven't watched it for many years and forgot the specific content)
The second-person perspective, a work before the comics was newly established, caused some drama in the brigade.
Hisoka was raised by the original beautiful and powerful black/dao eldest lady (amnesia), who has the ability to travel through time and space, traveling to the time when Illumi, the Brigade, and Killua were children.
Illumi and the group leader failed to get what they asked for, and went 1v1 with Hisoka.
It was fun to watch from the beginning, but it started to feel a bit pretentious later on.
Second person, an enhanced straight-ball heroine (with a personality like Xiaojie), the CP is Chrollo, it's a bit funny, this time it's the knight who wants the heroine but can't get it