The Strongest Sorcerer Begins as a Hunter

Xiao Jie stared at the protagonist's body, now severed in two, but before he could grieve, who would arrive at the battlefield next?

Nob: I can use Dimensional Slash! 😏

In my personal opinion, the earlier exam arc was really weak; there weren't many enemies or much fighting, and the outrageous spells weren't used much either. 😴 After the exam, I felt my combat power returned to normal. I hope the author stays calm; I want to see the battle against the Chimera Ant King and the Phantom Troupe.

It's a pity that even Gojo Satoru has become a clown; your book came out too late.

Those who want to criticize the author, come here and unleash your fury! 😭😭 Any questions will be answered here. The exam section was definitely discouraging, but I've already decided to go for the invincible build, so please be gentle with your criticism.

I am Shennong The writing lacks exciting moments and is rather bland. Boredom is meaningless, and the Six-Eyed's ability is to precisely control every bit of magical power to achieve pseudo-infinite mana. Gojo Satoru's Black Flash is something even the protagonist can't use. Logically, with six eyes, unleashing Black Flash should be a breeze, but he never does. Weakening him to death is completely unsatisfying. This is not reflected at all.

The latest chapters have completely exposed the weaknesses of the Pyromancy class. Even with its speed-paralyzing ability and 2.5X maximum damage output, it's only weak, barely reaching the level of a Yopi. Forget the Guild Master and the Ant King, it can't even beat Zeno. It has to get past the Dragon Star first.

It's rare to see a Hunter x Hunter fanfic, so I hope it doesn't make the same mistakes most Hunter x Hunter fanfics make. The fanfic's premise that the character will die if "Baptism" isn't immediately followed by "Entanglement" is flawed. (The manga clearly states that the character is too tired to move, not dying.)

I don't understand. The text mentions several times that the protagonist is completely incapable of close combat, relying entirely on wild, unorthodox punches. A good teacher, recognizing his talent, offers to teach him, yet he avoids the teacher for half a year, essentially holding back his grades? I don't get this logic. The entire exam arc is bland and uninteresting, and the protagonist's personality lacks any distinctive characteristics.

Basically, every Hunter x Hunter story starts with Hisoka, it's really baffling.