Hunter X Hunter: Starting with Sun Breathing

Several places related to numerical values ​​in the early stage are full of loopholes, and the protagonist's occasional behavior is also very awkward. To be honest, can this be Sanjiang? Full-time Hunter is popular?

Hay, the plot is mediocre. It can be seen that the author's protagonist has a bad temper and beats up enemies. The Hakka family actually cherishes their family very much. The author is wrong in writing. In terms of telekinesis, the manga says that the operation system and the materialization system are more likely to become trait systems in the later period. Tanjiro's family sells charcoal.

I came to see Hunter and found that I had been writing about other worlds.

Let's not talk about how well written it is. He has sincerity in the name of the protagonist. Don't worry about how he calls it in Japanese. It's fine if you can connect it in Chinese. There was a previous book where he beat up the boss of the enemy. Call him Sean. I told the author, and the author even asked me what was wrong. He didn't even have the most basic sincerity.

It's too poisonous. The plot is amazing. Asking a child who is no more than ten years old to kill ghosts, the key point is that he has no training. A child who has not even learned to chop down trees learns to kill ghosts first. Then the author has no common sense and thinks that the carbon Tanjiro sells is coal, and he goes to dig coal in the mountains. Secondly, the author also likes to engage in dramas about family ethics and palace battles.

The hunter doesn't know much about it, but Demon Slayer Tanjiro is definitely not an Asashi who can't kill him. No matter how pitiful a demon is, he can only use the loving rain of the sky to kill him gently. The author has made Tanjiro into a useless Asashi with the heart of a virgin.

Personally, I feel that there are three reasons why I read it overnight: 1. The protagonist's personality suddenly changes. Before and after turning on Goldfinger, before the Demon Slayer, the protagonist is determined and cautious, and strives to make progress. After the Demon Slayer, the protagonist becomes like an exhibitionist, so Kamado Eiichiro is... Embarrassing 2. The skills acquired by the protagonist through the world are not guaranteed, and they can be learned at will. If the protagonist learns dust escape through Naruto in the future, passers-by will observe the flow of the protagonist's energy. I also learned it, and the protagonist became a money-splitting boy 3. The author wrote about the male protagonist Asasi in Japanese comics, Nan Beng, which I am not accustomed to reading. I still like the character of the protagonist of Chinese online novels. I must avenge my enemies and repay my kindness. I will not offend others unless they offend me. I can clearly distinguish my grudges and grudges. There is no exhibitionism.

Chapter 1: Persuading to Quit, Ten Times the Physical Fitness and Various Skills, Running Ten Kilometers with My Hands on My Hips, Panting, and Drenched in Sweat

The person who wrote ✍️ seemed to have suffered a lot of grievances? There are many people in the hunter world who are countless times worse off than you. Your happiness index exceeds at least 90% of the people in the Hunter World. 😥It feels like a bitter and powerful hatred. I didn't expect to understand a literary youth👅

To be honest, I felt that the story of Demon Slayer was a bit boring. I skipped reading it, and I really couldn't understand why I had to put so much emotion into my false experiences, because the author said that none of these are true, and none of them are true. Did you spend so much time writing these false emotions just to reduce the word count?