Hunter X Hunter: The Heart of Noah

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... Let me reiterate... I haven't updated because I'm working overtime, there's nothing I can do about it. I'll make up for all the days I've missed. Just assume I'm working overtime when I don't update, and I'll catch up on weekends no matter how late it is. So don't worry.

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Has the author read any personality analyses of Nen users online? Writing it that way would probably make the character's style more distinct and lifelike. Since I can't afford to watch the official version, this is all the advice I can give (whispering).

Actually, this is a story about torturing the protagonist. Although it wasn't intentional on the author's part. The Zoldycks, a mysterious organization. The Zoldycks are one thing, but there's another mysterious organization, and one that's incredibly powerful. Their individual members are not only incredibly strong, but they also possess a vast network of influence.

I felt like I couldn't read past chapter 170, so I kept skipping around. By chapter 200, it still hadn't gotten back to the main storyline. There were no characters or events connected to the anime; the plot was entirely made up. You either have to write fanfiction or something about another dimension, or it's bound to flop.

At the beginning, the main character's team members and even the people he bet on were all women. Does this novel have to be filled with women? And this Zoldyck butler, letting just anyone into the butler training camp, is he tired of living?

The creation of Pandora involved the "creation" ability of the Heart of Noah, so here's a bold idea... Noah can develop a new Nen ability through the unique nature of "creation," which can be called "One Man's Legion." The essence of this ability is to extract a person's personality/spiritual consciousness and transform it into a Nen beast.

Honestly, I feel like the protagonist is a traitor. The Zoldyck family didn't really do anything to the main character; it's the protagonist who's always thinking about other things. He fawns over characters from the Hunter Guild, even though he says he won't kill innocent people. Then he helps anyone fighting against Wing. I mean, what's it to you? You just want to curry favor, right?

The protagonist has no freedom from beginning to end. He desperately tries to become stronger in order to avoid being devoured, but in the end, the traitor's words, "The gap is too big," show that the traitor's magnanimity is on a completely different level. The protagonist's efforts over hundreds of chapters are laughable, like those of a clown.