The King's Avatar: Blood Blockade Hunter

I didn't want to watch anymore after seeing the part where the protagonist was one minute late for the Hunter Exam and killed someone. What a trash character! Since the author borrowed the name of "Blood Blockade Battlefront" and set up a disciple of the Blood God, at least the character should be somewhat positive.

Just started reading. What's the book's attitude towards the Phantom Troupe? Join or kill them? Like that other book by the outsider that depicts the Phantom Troupe's horrific deaths—I really enjoyed reading it! 🙂

The author's writing style is reminiscent of Hunter x Hunter, but I personally find the protagonist's personality too unlikable, and his personality doesn't fit the typical Hunter x Hunter enhancement system, making his abilities rather uninteresting.

Chrollo wasn't particularly strong to begin with; his strength lay in the unpredictability and versatility of his Nen abilities, not in his sheer power. His direct combat ability was relatively weak.

One minute he cares about his comrades, the next he's emotionally detached. How can someone emotionally detached care about their comrades? Isn't that a contradiction? So many people fighting to protect the world in Blood Blockade Battlefront are the protagonist's comrades, and yet the protagonist is just a psychopath and a serial killer? In Blood Blockade Battlefront, he'd probably be the first one Libra eliminates. Don't be ridiculous.

Why not focus on the main plot? It's all about showing off, getting slapped in the face, meeting lolis, and meeting beauties. Can you please cut down on these clichés? I hope the author can concentrate on the main plot and only insert some of these tropes in between. Don't fill three chapters in a row with them.

I haven't watched Bloody Front, so I have no desire to watch it.

Here's some advice for the author 😂: Don't give up, keep writing, and start preparing the outline for your next book. Your writing style is okay, but you're too cautious about original plot points. Anyway, you probably won't even get to see Togashi (the author of Hunter x Hunter) come out and slap you in the face, so just let loose and write freely!

If the male lead doesn't change his personality, it's really off-putting; he's just a lecherous street hustler suffering from bipolar disorder. He never thinks before he acts, he attacks the examiner, kills in physical or verbal altercations, and leers at beautiful women with a creepy look. He smokes and just drifts through life. Where is his personal charm? Where are his shining qualities?

The protagonist is so old, yet still so childish.