Hunter: Heading to the Dark Continent

I still don't understand that she is willing to risk her life for Maggie. She looks like the ultimate big licker. To be honest, she is not that important. If you want to conquer your subordinates, there are many people. I don't understand what kind of protagonist you want to create?

Most people set goals based on their strength and status. As their status and strength increase, their goals will be further improved. For example, people who have just entered the workplace will only think about becoming a regular employee as soon as possible, and will not think about the goal of becoming a CEO, because that is too far away and crosses too many levels. The protagonist wants to conquer the Dark Continent when he is still a rookie, just like a beggar who feels that the future is brilliant as soon as he begs for a dollar and will become the richest man in the world in the future.

Generally speaking, those who sign a contract after writing only a few chapters will be cut off, waiting for the author to make a big cut.

The writing is indeed very good, and it can be seen from the protagonist's abilities that the author has designed it very carefully. But at present, the protagonist's bias is more towards lawful evil, and I'm not sure why I have to take the ship in the plot to go to the Dark Continent, and why I have to develop the Dark Continent. Just like Higashikata, isn't it possible to explore the Dark Continent alone? Including the original plot, it should also be stated that besides that boat, there should be other ways to stow away.

I feel like I can't complain about the plot design anymore. The annihilation of the Luta tribe is a big project for the brigade, and an assistant actually disobeyed the instructions of the brigade leader. From this point of view, Chrollo's claim that his orders are the highest priority is a joke. It feels like it has completely departed from the original work, and found a group of people with the original names to act. There is no need to complain about the fight between Maggie and Ilmi.

I can only say that there is something wrong with the protagonist's outlook on life. In the novel, a bunch of children are caught killing each other just to train 10 killers. In the blink of an eye, an innocent mastermind, the mafia lady (she is really innocent), naturally thinks that something created in this way can have loyal ministers. Moreover, the protagonist has the strength to run away, but he never thinks about running away from the beginning to the end. He willingly stays and plays the boring drama of "The Master and the Loyal Dog". The purpose is simply to "kill people" to enrich the plot. Why bother? A little capable, so inflated that it's not human-like, and the mentality is like God's boss and I'm the second child In my opinion, people's dog-raising skills are indeed bad, but they are undoubtedly successful, and they can raise such loyal and good dogs The protagonist has the strength to resist, but from the beginning, he knew that he, a telepathic person, was as excited to beat these ordinary people as he was to beat chickens and dogs. I was happy to be the last glorious killer, WTF, am I really? And what can be seen is that in the universal values ​​​​of the "protagonist", we don't think that an organization that instigates a group of children to kill each other is worthy of death. Okay🐶

The author has written no more. If so, when the next update is interrupted, please tell me that you have been updating continuously, and suddenly the update is interrupted. There is no news. Who knows if it is a eunuch.

A common mistake among fellow hunters is that forcing the sperm hole open will lead to death. The comics are very clear. The same goes for the animation, 39 episodes of the 99 version are 4 minutes and 50 seconds, and 29 episodes of the remake are 5 minutes and 20 seconds. Anyone who has passed primary school reading comprehension will not think that it means death.

At the beginning, he casually succeeded in accepting Xiao as his younger brother. The three-move bet with Pariston on the spaceship was even more speechless There was obviously a plug-in that could be used, but he jumped to seek death It would be best if all the psychological analysis was correct, but obviously not. The protagonist said that the first move made by Golden Retriever was wrong. How can we guarantee that the golden retriever really wants to keep the protagonist's life? How can I guarantee that Madge will have time to take action when I am dismembering the body? Then the excuse of using some medicine to control the weakness... Is also nonsense —————————————————— The plot of the Kuluta tribe is also... It's taken for granted that the plot is designed to work together to resist, to gain favor If you don't save them, it's okay You want to gain favor, it's okay But directing and acting is really disgusting. Okay, let's not talk about whether it's evil or disgusting. Can you guarantee that the truth will never be discovered? Can you guarantee that Xiao will not spill the beans? Can you guarantee that those sellers will not be chased out? Can you guarantee that the Kuluta tribe will not die this time? —————————————— Then are the Kuluta tribe so bad...? Wo Jin in the original work said it himself that the Kuluta tribe is really powerful...

This protagonist is a complete scumbag.

What was written about the Kuluta tribe? It's a mysterious plot.

The author, in order to cover up his inability to write plots, keeps writing and beating

Kurapika and the lady who taught the Fourth Prince told me about the Dark Continent and I came up with the picture above

After seeing the Kuluta tribe, I don't see the use of being related to the Kuluta tribe.

Think of Ma Qi, and collect them together with Kurapika. This is impossible. Ma Qi also participated in the massacre of Kurapika's tribe.

The most interesting thing about hunters is the telekinesis ability system and the ability competition in battle. The best hunter I have ever seen (Hunter: Killer Queen)

It feels like the plot is completely different from the original work, and so many people died inexplicably that it will probably be a dream and everyone will have to be resurrected.

Dark Sonata probably doesn't have the reanimation effect of the dead. Even if it did, it would be another ending, and that would be the layout of the dragon Herzog. But in this way, the person who is being arranged will definitely look down on that person. Moreover, the resurrection of the dead is so powerful, the news will definitely not be kept secret. Batra has trouble finding the archangel, but at least there is a hunter to prove it. Where did the devil come from to revive the dead? . .

I feel like I'm a bit open. I actually prefer to develop one ability to the extreme, rather than being able to use all abilities.

Isn't this high-gloss reward setting the same as I am really not a mind-killing master? The book is finished over there, and you are just starting...