Full-Time Hunter, but the Purple of the Hermit

The plot of the previous Meteor Street was okay, but the poison started from the fight between Meteor Street and people fighting for supplies. 1. Compete with others for high-end goods in the garbage. The protagonist, as a little superman who has learned how to pester, is physically inferior to ordinary adults and does not dare to fight with others. It is considered a little poison. There is no patch. If the patch is made by the protagonist who is weak and has just learned to pester, his strength will be increased by two or three times 2. After training for about a year, the protagonist has learned the advanced skill of the four major circles: circle hardening. What is outrageous is that the protagonist's circle range is 20 meters. The circle range is related to strength. I suspect it has something to do with the total amount of ki. Except for swordsmen like Nobunaga, who is 2 meters, using Kate as a reference, his circle range is 45 meters. In addition, the protagonist can advance skills, and no matter how rubbish the protagonist's strength is, it should be the strength of the protagonist group after Sky Arena. Then forcefully suppress the protagonist, but the battery life is not good. The Purple Vine of the Hermit has no lethality at all, which suppresses the combat effectiveness. In this way, the protagonist defeated the Yi fans of the same age. 3. After defeating Ilmi, I fought with a gun-wielding gangster. At this time, my strength was rubbish again. I couldn't see the trajectory of bullets with my eyes, so I relied on intuition to avoid being scratched. The fight with the gangster was back and forth. I thought about it. Not to mention that the telekinesis ability in the arena is disabled, I guess Dongba can dodge bullets. 4. There are various excuses for not having in-depth contact with the brigade. We are all friends. If we don't teach nen skills, we are afraid of changing the plot. My view on the brigade is that if they do too many evil things, they can be beaten to death. I can also accept it if they are transformed into neutral evil from the beginning. I don't understand the point of starting the plot before the Meteor Street Brigade is established. It's better to just start the hunter exam.

The classic awakening thought is the same as ordinary people. I feel that 99% of the authors assume that the awakening thought is equal to the acquisition of martial arts skills. It takes a long time to practice before fighting. But in fact, the moment of awakening thought can definitely hit 90% of ordinary people. The awakening thought should be equal to a revolver with infinite bullets. After all, maliciousness alone is enough to kill a weak-minded person, let alone fighting.

There are two plots of Yi Mi and gangsters, and the protagonist's combat power is sometimes strong and sometimes weak. The protagonist's character is a little bit like a virgin. The nameless girl in the gangster plot died in the end, and the protagonist's nose was sore and wanted to cry. You didn't even know her. She was coerced by the gangster in the middle, and you wanted to kill her with your own hands. You cried and cried. The most annoying thing is that the author wants the protagonist to interact with the brigade, but he doesn't dare to change any plot. To put it bluntly, after changing the plot, he feels that he can't make it work. He doesn't dare to change the initial plot, and the original plot is unimaginative. Maybe he will have to follow the protagonist's group to develop the plot, let alone boarding the ship and the dark continent.

Did the Beat the Dike family ever silence witnesses during the assassination process of their targets? This should be a "waste" to them.

I don't understand, where is the Hermit's Purple Trash? ——The god who holds information in the stand-in intelligence war. In short, the ability to read is not weaker than the ability to stand in. Dual-core driver, no beef. (Look at the front claws)

The substitute for the old thing is the most useless

Although I haven't read JJ, I feel that the writing is quite good. Anyway, I read it in one sitting. Come on, hunter fan.

Have you read too many genius stories? The two little ones in the original work are both clearly described as one-in-a-million super geniuses. They are all stand-ins for the old guy and you still expect the protagonist to beat everything up? Have you read the comics? Kurapika himself described that facing the heavily armed Cajun soldiers, he could not defend without injury. Unless he was an upper-level three-series soldier, it would not be a problem to defend him easily. General firearms are a threat to those with non-enhanced abilities!

It's not bad. In fact, I'll put it on the bookshelf and take a look.

It's good-looking and logically consistent, but it's written too slowly.

It's okay, it's okay, it's also okay with a smoother plot. How can I put it, it's more humane?

It is a rare hunter novel. Overall, it can be seen that the author has something of his own. However, the shortcoming is that it does not give a satisfactory answer to the old fan fiction question of how to deal with his own ideas and original skills. This is a novel that I will order a few chapters to see if the plot is to my liking when it is released.