Hunter x Hunter: Starting with Sun Breathing

Several parts related to numerical values ​​in the early stages were riddled with loopholes, and the protagonist's occasional actions were also quite questionable. Honestly, how could this be considered a top-tier game? Why is Hunter x Hunter so popular?

The plot is rather unremarkable, though it's clear the author's protagonist has a volatile temper. The Zoldyck family actually cherishes their family very much, but the author has gone off-topic. Regarding Nen abilities, the manga mentions that Manipulation and Conjuration types have a higher chance of becoming Specialization types later on. Also, Tanjiro's family sells charcoal.

I came to check out Hunter x Hunter and found that he keeps writing about other worlds.

Putting aside the writing quality, the protagonist's name alone shows sincerity. Forget the Japanese name; even a Chinese name that makes sense is acceptable. There was another book about a Zoldyck leader named Sean, and when I told the author, he asked me what was wrong. There's no basic sincerity at all.

This is outrageous! The plot is absurd; they send a ten-year-old to kill demons, and the worst part is, he has absolutely no training. A kid who hasn't even learned to chop down a tree is being taught how to kill demons! And the author seems to lack common sense, assuming Tanjiro sells coal that he mines in the mountains. Furthermore, the author loves to include family drama and palace intrigue plots.

Hunter x Hunter doesn't know much about this, but Tanjiro in Demon Slayer is definitely not a heartless, gentle person. Even the most pitiful demon will only be dealt with gently by a merciful rain. The author has turned Tanjiro into a saintly, weak-willed good-natured fool.

Personally, I feel there are three points where it feels like I read it overnight: 1. The protagonist's personality undergoes a sudden change. Before transmigrating into Demon Slayer, the protagonist was resolute, cautious, hardworking, and ambitious. After transmigrating, the protagonist becomes an exhibitionist, even saying things like "I am Kamado Eiichiro..." It's incredibly awkward.

Chapter One: A Deterrent Effect - Ten Times the Physical Fitness and Various Skills, Running Ten Kilometers Still Leaves Him Panting with Hands on Hips and Drenched in Sweat

Writing this makes it sound like you've suffered a great injustice? There are countless people in the Hunter x Hunter world who are far worse off than you. Your happiness index surpasses at least 90% of the people in the Hunter x Hunter world. 😥 It feels like you're carrying a deep-seated grudge. I don't understand this artsy type.

To be honest, I found the story of Demon Slayer a bit boring. I skipped around while reading it, and I really couldn't understand why the author would invest so much emotion in a fabricated self and fabricated experiences. The author said that none of these things are real, and none of them are real. So why spend so much time writing about these fabricated emotions just to pad the word count?