Roaming the Myriad Worlds, Starting with Hunter X Hunter
从全职猎人开始游走诸天万界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 168k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I thought I was invincible, but it turns out I'm just a weakling. I always hold back my trump cards, so I can't beat anyone; everyone's a 50/50 match.
Everything else was well-written, but something felt off about the portrayal of Kurapika and the Phantom Troupe. On one hand, there's Uvogin and Nobunaga, with whom the protagonist had spent over a year. According to the established setting, they genuinely considered the protagonist one of their own during that time; otherwise, they wouldn't have trained him for so long.
It's weird, the protagonist seems so stupid. He has information about Hisoka, but he can't directly suppress him. It's like he has cerebellar atrophy.
"The Stranger's Journey" also starts with Hunter x Hunter, and the abilities are based on the development of Nen. The special abilities section is particularly interesting; the author might want to take a look. There's also another book where the protagonist's Nen ability is based on the Seven Deadly Sins from Fullmetal Alchemist.
It's clear the author excels at writing action-packed scenes; the fight with Hisoka alone took up three chapters. I listened to over twenty minutes of that audiobook, with endless whooshing, booming, and banging sounds—it was exhausting.
The author has stopped writing books; this one is from a different author 😎.
A bunch of idiots stubbornly fought against the Dark Continent and got themselves killed. Hopefully, the author can learn from this and time-travel after the Game Island arc, so as not to overdo it. The simpler the better. Don't be foolish and add all sorts of restrictions; this is a disaster area, digging too deep will just bury you. Most importantly, don't let your abilities limit you.
The Next World
Should I go to the Bad Guys or Wonder Woman world next? Any recommendations?
Envious, why did you stop writing after 3,000 favorites?
When will I have 3,000 favorites...? 😍
To put it simply, the plot of this book is almost identical to the original story; it's a very formulaic, babysitting plot with no originality. The training and development of abilities lack any originality, making it feel bland and uneventful. The Hunter x Hunter storyline is also quite short, only covering Greed Island.