Hunter X Hunter: The Mask Maker

There are too many characters at the beginning, and Chinese people are generally not very familiar with foreign names. If you read quickly, it's completely confusing; all you can tell is that several gangs are fighting. However, the author's writing is good, and I look forward to the rest of the story.

It's really strange to read. The explanations of abilities that I really wanted to see weren't in the main text. Most of the explanations could only be understood by reading the author's comments. There were too many original characters, the writing style was odd, and there was too much rambling. It felt like the author just wrote whatever came to mind, making it a mess to read and giving me no desire to continue. Overall, it was just so-so...

Everyone is welcome to share and discuss the design of the concept. Let me start. Ink painting 1. Using a materialized brush, you can draw a spirit beast in the air. The more complete the spirit beast's appearance, the stronger it is and the longer its endurance.

The lack of a systematic approach and the presence of various bizarre and illogical abilities easily prompt the author to reflect on the original work and truly seek the key to breaking the deadlock from the known information. So in a way, this book can be considered a guide to the Hunter x Hunter world.

The emotional writing is mediocre and feels abrupt. It's very difficult to read; there are long paragraphs of setting and long paragraphs of explanation, making it look very disjointed.

Finally there is a hunter fan novel in which the heroine is Madge! I've been waiting so patiently! It's baffling that Machi, with such good qualities, is only a supporting character in every fanfiction, and even when he's added to a harem, he's only mentioned briefly. How hateful!

Seriously, I'm fed up. The viewing experience is terrible. It's all about explaining and listing other people's (especially the princes') Nen abilities, without ever setting any backstory. Let the story explain your Nen abilities, or just use them directly. Stop with the excessive rambling. It's incredibly distracting and drags on, like a piece of nonsensical literature.

It's so hard to read! There are so many parts I don't understand.

I can't take it anymore! I'm currently on chapter 130, and I'm practically poisoned by the romance you've written 😵. You promised two female leads, but it's definitely a single female lead. The second female lead, Lucia, has less screen time than the supporting characters. Even Machi, whom you've devoted so much attention to, doesn't seem particularly likable.

Kurt