BG direction. Category A does not abuse the owner. Category B abuses the master but has a fragrant plot. The main targets are Kurapika and Hunter Mitsumi.
Category A 4 points (quick travel, the hunter line has Kurapika and Chrollo, although the protagonist does not abuse the master, the protagonist escapes every time)
The Kurapika line has , and the Kuroro line has Paranoid Incense.
Neither category AB, 4 points, male protagonist Chrollo.
You can say that the protagonist is cool because she looks like a doll, but you can say that she is unhappy because she has the best strength in the world.
The daughter of the protagonist Enichi Tsukuni.
Category A 4 points, barely considered enjoyable (?), The male protagonist Chrollo. The writing is 4 points, which is quite smooth (there are good moments), and the eating Chrollo and the previous extreme pull are better looking.
Category A, 5 points, fourth natural disaster article. Hunters all love the main character.
Highlights: It does not abuse the main character, the protagonist is strong and enjoyable, and it will never show mercy to those who oppose it. The Cajun Empire copy was very good before, and the childhood sweethearts in the Meteor Street Chrollo line are so sweet that I can't find a meal replacement.
The writing is 4 (the writing is a little artificial), the plot is 4.5 (The enemy line is stabbed in the back by Paris Stone, and the brainless heartthrob later loses its charm), and the overall rating is 5.
Category A: 5 points, game system text.
The highlight is the third one, Killua Gon and Kurapika. The protagonist is strong from beginning to end.
The conciseness of the writing is 4 points (some of the casual thoughts are rather wordy), the ups and downs of the plot are 4 points (except for the love and making friends, other parts are relatively bland), the plot line of the protagonist has an average ending, and the overall score is 5 points, because there are too few companions to abuse the protagonist, and it is worth watching.
Category B 4 points, abuse the main black mud. Mitsumi, Kurapika, and Feitan are all in good shape.
Highlights: 5 points for writing (good writing after the first person, a magical mind with a touch of melancholy mixed with psychosis).
Disadvantages: Depressing (it may be an advantage for some people), the ending is hasty, Kurapika's line is not finished (but this line is too fragrant and there is no meal replacement)
Zhen is especially delicious! If you just want to eat Zhen and don't want to read Black Mud, you can look at the title of the article. There are chapters with Zhen (revised), and you can go to Quark to search for the locked parts.
Category A 4 points, cool story, male protagonist Kurapika.
1. The heroine is very talented, as good as Killua, and it's fun to watch.
2. Add a sense of urgency to the plot by mixing in beating up enemies.
3 It's just a pity that there are no orthopedic lines for my brothers
The plot is 4 points (the part where the protagonist is entangled in the beginning is heart-wrenching, but fortunately the protagonist grows up quickly), the emotion is 4 points (it feels like a quick success, and deleting the emotional line does not affect the full story), and the overall rating is 4 points.
Category A 4 points, male protagonist Killua. The sweetness is off the charts and the writing is pretty good, but the main character is a bit of a licker (some people may like it).