
Hunter X Hunter: Seven Deadly Sins
全职猎人之七宗罪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The protagonist's obsession with mecha feels completely out of place in the Hunter x Hunter universe. Humans need mecha because they are inherently fragile. In the Hunter x Hunter world, Nen users are clearly stronger than steel armor. The protagonist's constant obsession with developing mecha using steel that is weaker than himself is utterly baffling.
I've read quite a few Hunter x Hunter fanfics, and those with good results generally share the following characteristics: Romance: Even without a harem, there should at least be a single female lead; without one, it's like cutting off an arm. Popular choices for the female lead include Maggie, Peng Si, Mencius, Neon, and Xiao Di, roughly ranked by popularity.
The development of the protagonist's Nen ability was a mistake. Honestly, I felt the show was quite good before the development of the Seven Deadly Sins abilities as an independent personality. True strength lies in one's own power. If all else fails, even giving the protagonist the ability to influence emotions would have been better.
So many people dislike the company's content, why stubbornly continue to focus on it? Can't I just read urban fiction? Why do I want to read about business struggles in a Hunter x Hunter world?
Regardless of how it's set up, an ability that can't be controlled isn't an ability, even if it's a special type of Nen. It should still be subject to the developer's control; the difference lies in the different uses of the abilities.
I don't know why they had to write the Demon Slayer arc. Wouldn't it have been better to just stick to Hunter x Hunter and have a perfect ending? Now look at all the bad endings and rushed conclusions!
This book is only worth reading occasionally; I can't seem to follow it. First, they created a company organization, writing a huge amount of stuff, almost making the main character disappear. Then they added a bunch of hapless characters who didn't even survive two chapters, not even worthy of being called supporting characters, yet they all had very carefully chosen names, and in the end, they…
I'm so disappointed. Hunter x Hunter was such a great story, but you abandoned the faction you built up over hundreds of chapters in Hunter x Hunter to start Demon Slayer from scratch. I asked you, what happened to the protagonist's Nen abilities? They're all gone! The protagonist in Hunter x Hunter could have killed countless progenitors of demons, and now you're starting from scratch?
The sin of greed—will Greed defect after he leaves?
The plot has been so confusing lately. The main characters haven't even appeared yet. How are they going to develop the story? Is it just endless infighting between companies and organizations? Is this still the Hunter x Hunter world? If they keep writing like this, they're really squandering a great opportunity.