Hunter X Hunter: The Path to Invincibility

Isn't it common sense that you shouldn't casually tell others about your Nen abilities? The more people who know, the greater the risk, especially since it's the protagonist's Nen ability. What, are there no risks with friends? Does that mean you can just tell anyone about your friends? Have you forgotten that the Phantom Troupe has experts with memory-reading abilities? That's incredibly dangerous!

666 The moment the dazzling patterns appear, this book is bound to flop; this has been explained before.

Isn't the best way to change your fate of being eaten to leave that place?

The Prince War is essentially about raising Gu poison. In ancient times, raising Gu involved placing various poisonous creatures in jars and feeding them stimulants, causing them to devour each other. At the beginning of the Prince War, the princes were fed something by the spirit beast in that jar. I guess it was something that could burn their innate talents, which is why the princes' talents were so powerful. The price, I suppose, is that only one of them could survive in the end.

Especially since Hisoka was about to kill you and you still spared his life.

The original plot was incorporated too much, and the protagonist's emotional attitude towards the characters from the original work felt abrupt. Overall, it needs improvement.

Are you worried that killing off famous characters will ruin the later story?

Is the path to invincibility destined to be walked alone? Then the protagonist should run away from home, become inhuman, and have no attachments. Then the protagonist would be the most powerful and invincible person in the whole world. That would be hilarious.

If you can eliminate the enemy, do so. Why keep them around to cause trouble? Like Hisoka, like the Phantom Troupe.

Also, the main character is too involved with the original protagonist; it's not very interesting.