
Myriad Worlds, Starting with Hunter X Hunter
从猎人开始的诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 343k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Fan Fiction and Other Interesting Novels, Updated Regularly
All kinds of wuxia, anime, and Infinite Flow fanfiction, plus a few really interesting novels.
Love for Anime and Manga
When the beasts' war brings the end of the world-- Dian Niang descends from the sky, dancing through the air Unfurling wings of light and darkness, bearing gifts from the authors The mysteries of crossover anime are the authors' gifts All we seek is the world of anime and manga To reach it, we take flight A faint ripple spreads across the heart's waters, where countless anime worlds meet. Hoping for an update tomorrow Even when all the books are destroyed, the author has abandoned the story by t
A Mixed Bag!! Fanfiction, Sci-Fi, Farming, Other Worlds, Fantasy... Just What I Like
I've probably been reading for only seven or eight years, though I've read quite a lot. I started with classics, simply because I liked finding another life within the pages. The first web novel I read was Dancing's The Law of the Devil. He's a great storyteller, and I was drawn in by a world beyond my imagination. That's how I got hooked on web novels. I spent some money along the way buying print editions by various big-name authors, and only in the past few years have I settled in at Qidian.
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EN
Hunter x Hunter: Infinite Growth
Gourmet Hunter
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The protagonist himself is an all-elemental being, but the Six Elements are portrayed as a kind of transformation in the book, requiring him to use Six Elements to draw elements before each battle. This makes the earlier claim that the protagonist is an all-elemental being untenable; it would be more accurate to say that the protagonist is a materialistic or special type, and has developed the…
🥳 Book launch! Hope you'll support me if you happen to pass by. The Hunter x Hunter story will be quite long, so fans of the series shouldn't miss it, and anyone interested in the Hunter x Hunter genre can give it a try! Note: The Nen ability will be explained in more detail later.
Having read up to chapter 63, the original plot is quite good. I don't recommend having the female supporting character or the female lead infatuated with a romantic subplot; it seems like the romance scenes are difficult to write right now. The abilities are not particularly unique.
I don't really like the ability system; it's too varied and chaotic. I prefer abilities that require mastery of a single skill.
The exam arc was well-written, innovative, and logical. However, the story completely changed after the second batch of original characters appeared, starting with the Arthurian legend's tomb arc. The characters fell apart; Kurapika and Izenapika became impulsive and completely different from their intellectual personalities in the original work.
Half of this novel is ruined by this Nen ability, an "all-elemental" one? Kurapika is more like an all-elemental user than you, and Ging's apprentice, Trunks, is more like an all-elemental user. At least the Joker can basically switch his abilities by threatening others.
No wonder it flopped; the main character's design was terrible.
I have to complain about the protagonist's manipulative abilities; the cost-effectiveness is too low. For example, Shaku's Nen ability allows for complete control and a one-hit kill once the antenna is plugged in. The protagonist, however, has to be attacked multiple times, risking injury each time, and the impact of being hit so many times is less than expected.
It's very childish, and there are many parts that conflict with the logic of the original work! The worst part is that it completely follows the original work without any originality or courage to innovate!
It feels like an isekai story disguised as a hunter story.