
The Hunter X Hunter World Through the Sharingan
写轮眼中的全职猎人世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 693k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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331Chapters
5kRecommendations
19.1kFans
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Make complaints: 1. Even with a life-or-death crisis unresolved, being pursued by Uvogin, and even being able to see his opponent, the protagonist's primary concern isn't escaping, but rather, "My eyesight is amazing; I want to find a stream to examine my eyes." 2. The protagonist's father sacrificed himself to hold off Uvogin, allowing the protagonist to escape.
Although I haven't watched it, I do want to complain about why the Sharingan can't be used in a different way and has to be tied to ninjutsu. Why can't it be used to copy and learn other people's abilities? Add some genjutsu and whimsical ideas, and it would be so much more interesting.
In fact, the protagonist could also cause significant disruption to the Phantom Troupe. While numerical stats are important in Hunter x Hunter, information is equally crucial. If the protagonist knew the Nen abilities of each member of the Phantom Troupe and sold them to the Hunter x Hunter website, it wouldn't just be criminal hunters or bounty hunters who had designs on the Phantom Troupe…
I read about twenty chapters, but it wasn't very interesting. The subject matter is acceptable, but the author's concept is flawed. If you're going to use it, then use the full set of ninjutsu. Why rely solely on your memory from reading the manga? At the very least, you can turn your Nen ability into a system.
Why not focus on developing your character properly in the early stages and insist on going head-to-head with others?
After reading twelve chapters, it's clear they've completely disregarded their own intelligence by forcing the protagonist to be hunted down.
The fight went on inexplicably from beginning to end, and my mind kept wandering.
The protagonist truly lives up to his reputation as an Enhancement type.
This is so stupid! My goodness, right from the very beginning when he escaped Uvogin's pursuit, he was incredibly direct, frantically revealing his information, even going to the Heavens Arena to compete and earn money, as if afraid the Phantom Troupe wouldn't be able to find him. Then the protagonist can absorb the Scarlet Eyes to provide his Sharingan, and how did he get the Scarlet Eyes?
Naruto has so many useful ninjutsu, like Deidara's exploding clay. Ants and insects made from it explode upon contact with people. When Kakashi flew with Deidara on a clay bird, he almost couldn't keep up even at full speed. However, in Naruto, Deidara had a mouth on his left hand, so he had to eat the clay to create the exploding clay. But in Hunter x Hunter, people can freely release their ki, so they probably don't need a mouth on their hand to create exploding clay.
Putting everything else aside, the writing style is so bad that even everyday writing is subpar, which is a major flaw. Coupled with the immature logic, it's bound to fall apart!