Hunter X Hunter: My Little Tyrant Brings Me Endless Joy

These days, I can't even read the introduction.

When I saw that picking up a cassette can give you the ability of a character, I knew that in the later part of this book, like the previous books, there will definitely be a lot of unmemorable skills. I hope the author can strengthen it with one ability as the core. In the other books, many skills in the early stage will be basically magical later.

The setting is too messy. First of all, it's confusing enough to mix Yu Yu Hakusho and the full-time world view. The various settings of the protagonist Goldfinger Kid are even more complicated. I'm tired of looking at them. What are the secret mode and functions, as well as Kid's various modes and cards, etc., I have a big head.

I feel like the author has been in a self-circulation since the days of video games and dungeons I used to write comprehensive comics Now I am moved by pure old games. It was okay to read one or two books, but I got a little tired after three books. As a result, the new book also has this theme, and I really don't want to follow it After all, I am not a veteran of old games. Fans, there are only so many old games that I am familiar with, and the author's routines are also a bit repetitive. They are all messy acrobatics in the early stage, and then suddenly pile up the value and become invincible, then play the world of machine combat, and then mix colors to become another game god I hope this book can make a breakthrough, just add a bookshelf and other books.

The telekinesis ability of Little Overlord is very novel. It's good to find the cassette, but I don't understand why Yu Yu Hakusho should be integrated into the basic world view. I don't see any meaning other than making it more difficult to understand and excluding pure hunter enthusiasts.

It's really too complicated. I can't understand why Yu Yu Hakusho needs to be stitched together. They are indeed the works of the same author, but there is no need to stitch them together in terms of world view. If you want to stitch them together, you can wait until the Dark Continent. The Dark Continent is basically unknown, and you can see whatever you want. There is another question, is this little bully the protagonist's telekinesis ability or the golden finger? The conceptual ability of the work is set by yourself. Now that you are the protagonist and is being led around, are you going to write that the protagonist keeps recycling the cassettes? Does the protagonist have no telekinesis ability at all?

I couldn't stand it anymore. The author targeted the brigade by saying that they were all scum and killed several of them. At the same time, he made Dracula's family happy and even made the Killua brothers recognize him as their father. Is co-writing Dracula not considered a scumbag just because he loves his wife?

What I have seen so far are those in the comment section who say that the author seems to be stuck in a cycle of wanting and wanting, not only in terms of the protagonist's character, but also in terms of setting. The protagonist is a being who is willing to plunge the world into chaos just to play games. There seems to be a bit of a lack of self-awareness. It seems that he still regards himself as a good person, but his behavior is not what a good person can do. It gives people a feeling of double standards, and they particularly hate Xiao Jie. But the reason given seems to be that Xiaojie is too egotistical, but isn't the protagonist also egotistical? So there seems to be a fundamental problem with the character design. I don't reject a protagonist who is particularly self-centered. I want to play games and don't care about other people. However, your character design must be logically self-consistent and cannot have double standards. The protagonist is currently like a guy playing a game, and he is acting like a substitute. It was obviously his influence that deceived others, but he said that it was the world that had harmed him anyway. I was right, and then continued to attack the evil forces he believed to be evil.

Alas, this book has reached the time of garbage with high combat effectiveness. It is tasteless and a pity to discard.

The protagonist's cassette can be used with restrictions by others (it cannot be used to its fullest extent). Book lovers can decide for themselves whether this is a poisonous point.