Infinite: Total Collapse from the Start

It was good at first, but I gave up after seeing the hunter experimenting with synthetic beasts on candidates, killing Leorio, and transforming Kurapika. Previously, in Pokémon, I hated people experimenting on elves, but now they are directly experimenting on humans of the same species? ? ?

I feel like this book doesn't collapse at the beginning, but in the middle. It was well written at the beginning, but it started to fall apart since the beginning of the hunter, and it felt like it was starting to become a routine. My most annoying "she doesn't want to think about it" seems to have appeared once. The sudden change in the protagonist's personality is another poisonous point. I'm looking for something else to slow down. I've been watching it for two days to see if I can accept or forget this poisonous episode. I also hope that the author will not fall into the routine.

The elf strongly persuades you to retreat. Why don't you travel through Pleasant Goat?

Delicate face (magician), strong back (dragon-elephant prajna skill)...

The author is great, you are sure that the ground-based rolling skills can hit the flying-type Big Mouth Bat. This skill can fly(ノ๑`ȏ´๑)ノ⌨

I've almost finished reading it, and after completing several missions, the S-class bloodline, props, and weapons that were promised as mission rewards have not been fulfilled. That's all! Then he forcefully explained that strength is gained through hard work. Although I got a lot of things in the mission world, the mission rewards are mission rewards. The things I got in the world were also collected by myself. What does it have to do with the rewards for completing the mission? Even if you don't redeem your bloodline, what does it mean that you won't be given weapons and props? What does it mean that blood items appear again in the mission that appears after the explanation? Anyway, why not give it in the end?

Why can 666 also be refined? ! ! Then let me say it okay (つд⊂)

To be honest, the beginning was pretty good, but once I got into Harry Potter, I became addicted to it. In order to make the plot reasonable, the author forcibly added various explanations, such as the so-called secrets of making money, the 8-year-old body beating a 200-pound British marble, and Hermione's development. Really poisonous.

It's really too poisonous and I can't stand it. Forget about the part where Hermione was forced to feed dog food, I tolerated it, especially the main character was so narcissistic in all kinds of ways, which was outrageous. It's outrageous that Curt, a male, has to deal with the love story. The protagonist's personality in the Pokémon world is completely different from that in the Hunter world, and what's the point of Kurapika's gender reassignment? They were so good to Curt just a short time after they met, but Kurapika immediately acted bad? The author has too many subjective assumptions.

Since both 666 and can add essence, why can't I 233 [manual funny]