The Portal: From The Outcast to Hunter

The Eight Magic Skills are great for one person, but they are really not that powerful among hunters. Don't use magic skills to replace your telekinesis ability. Cannot break through the upper limit of potential energy storage, cannot exceed the upper limit of apparent energy output, cannot exceed the upper limit of memory capacity, unlimited transmission, unlimited copy/steal ability, create real energy creatures without occupying the share of potential apparent energy... If you can't do these, you can't be called a miracle in the Hunter World.

The male protagonist can just go to Southeast Asia or South America to establish a country, and he can play a little game of coming and going with him wherever he goes.

Nuclear bombs were buried underground in major cities around the world, and they were bound to themselves. If something went wrong, they would explode. At that time, no matter whether they were human beings or aliens, they were not allowed to speak based on their own expressions. So what if they were the best? Can they withstand nuclear explosions?

I've read Chapter 23 so far. To be honest, I really don't understand the point of spreading thoughts in a one-person world. The most lacking thing in the development of telepathy ability is imagination space, but this is not lacking in modern times, so I really don't understand why the protagonist still wants to pass on telepathy. As long as the protagonist's telekinesis ability has some bugs, I won't say anything. But I really can't think of any use for this thing developed by the protagonist. How about returning to blue and training weapons?

Did the protagonist start leading others to wear him before he was absolutely sure of being invincible? In the front, it seems that the telekinesis ability is passed on casually, and there is no such thing as not being able to teach it casually or use it with others. Later, there is an overflow of telekinesis ability. Is the protagonist really not afraid of overturning? When the time comes, will the whole world be overrun with people who have perfected their nature? There are a few special ones to hang the protagonist up and beat them up, right? He started passing it on to others before he even understood it. Long Hushan was not the protagonist's father, so he didn't think about how he would deal with Gong Qing and others later. Or should I just give Quanxing the reading here and make it more difficult for the protagonist? Have you seen what the big boss said at the back? If you are still so brainless, I will run away.

The biggest difference between the power system of a man and a hunter lies in the weirdness, uncertainty, and high upper and lower limits of the latter. Regarding the most criticized missionary plot, the author said that the protagonist has nuclear weapons, so he is not afraid of backlash in the future when others learn to read it. However, in the original work of Hunter, there are telekinesis abilities developed by those who care about their lives to avoid Rose's harm, including but not limited to the fourth-dimensional apartment, Heizi Shadow Dance, and the garrison dog's telekinesis ability. The old thief did not draw out the specific telekinesis ability, but it should not be difficult to cure Rose's poison. The strength of the next generation president will probably be able to withstand a shot of Rose. If you include the wish of the inhuman Naniga and the cards of Greed Island, there are quite a few telekinesis abilities that can handle Rose. The Hunter World itself has a lot of them, not to mention telekinesis after death, which is a method of mutual destruction. The protagonist can directly disclose his personal information through intelligence, and there are even more telekinesis abilities that can kill people from a distance. Besides, in modern society, everyone knows the nature of nuclear bombs. It is not difficult to develop mental abilities in a targeted manner, but preaching is a complete failure.       ，

After reading six chapters, I couldn't help but complain, 1-The protagonist traveled through the golden finger super-power security door and also had the ability to refine weapons. The result was a cookie and candy and a humanoid tool defender. I can only say that it is awesome. Have you never thought about traveling to the world of Resident Evil? Or more extreme environments such as deserts? 2- When I arrived in the Hunter World, I just went to look for Bisji. Even if I was lucky enough to find him, he still provoked me (the author may have thought that this sudden gag was very interesting). I was really not afraid of death, and the puppet of the protagonist could hurt Bisji. I don't know whether the protagonist is better or Bisji is trash.

I am also speechless. Now the country is your protective umbrella☂️, who dares to touch you?

The explosion that was comparable to a nuclear bomb was just a preliminary step to spread the poison, and the spread effect of the poison looked like nuclear radiation.

It's better to keep writing about hunters. There are too many intrigues among various forces under one person, and the fighting is very boring.