Hunter X Hunter: A Humanoid Nuclear Arsenal Starting with Corpse Disposal

I recently revisited Hunter x Hunter after its relaunch and realized that it seems like almost every Nen user can have an afterlife Nen, which is a bit overused... In the original work, it seems only the elders of Meteor City, Hisoka, the Chimera Ant King's bodyguard Nekomamushi, and the prince of Kakin Kingdom possessed this ability. It feels more like the author's dying wish...

80 Centimeters of reinforced concrete, or solid penetration? Is this the extreme of the release system? I'm not asking you to be too meticulous, but you can't be too outrageous either.

The plot is so ridiculous (~_~;), those two scenes where they met the Bee Gees were so cringeworthy!

This ability is really problematic. If we follow the author's logic, the protagonist will frequently and passively enter a state of absolute power even without doing anything. So what's the point of this so-called nurturing-type Nen ability cheat? There are too many strange abilities in the Hunter x Hunter world. Once you enter absolute power, you basically have no chance to counter it. Will there be a patch for this later?

The story opens in a slum and there are already more than ten Nen users. These Nen users are incredibly cheap! The entire Yorknew City gang, excluding the Shadow Beasts, doesn't even have ten Nen users in total.

Overall, it's alright. The protagonist's personality is also good. Except for the development of his Nen ability... I don't know what the author was thinking when they developed such a weak ability... It's actually shooting bullets with a gun 😒. I've read a lot of fanfiction, and this book's protagonist has the weakest ability, without a doubt 😥.

I don't understand. Thought is thought. How come this involves cultivating the emission type of thought? Do I need to start cultivating the enhancement type of thought again? Shouldn't the six natures of thought be about cultivating the emission type? Death shouldn't be one in ten thousand. It's far too common here. And Hisoka here is so sullen.

I haven't seen a book with a discouraging first chapter in ages. Is this some kind of idiot screening?

I couldn't stand it anymore. Not only was the water quality terrible, but it was also a mess. It got even worse after it was put on the shelves, so I took it down.

Speechless, I saw it again... So, by the way, let me explain why the idea of ​​death in this book is so outrageous. Firstly, according to Yun Gu, Xiao Gen, and Phinks, anyone who can leave behind Nen after death, even if unaware of their Nen ability, is at least a genius with extraordinary talent in a certain field.