Hunter X Hunter: From System Breakdown to the Strongest in the World

Is this a trip to whitewash things? If so, I'll leave. It's really unbearable to see a bunch of people who commit indiscriminate killing trying to whitewash themselves.

I've looked at three or four chapters and these questions are still unanswered. The protagonist and Machi are friends, and the protagonist knows what world they're in and what their superpowers are; there are others learning alongside them. So here's the question: Has the protagonist spent the last few years just training physically? Didn't they also learn Nen abilities?

A bit boring Getting an identity, going to the Sky Arena, cultivating, taking exams—it's all been described in a straightforward, monotonous way, like a diary entry. What exactly are you thinking?

While there aren't many good people in Hunter x Hunter, there are relatively few who kill indiscriminately like the Phantom Troupe. So, anyone who tries to whitewash the Phantom Troupe is either mentally unstable or an idiot.

Having reached Chapter 32, the beginning was well-written, but gradually the focus shifted more towards supporting characters, reducing the protagonist's screen time and thus diminishing their importance. After all, it's a fan fiction, and the characters are the original ones, so adding more screen time isn't a big problem. But what's with the original character Yan Ji?

The beginning was somewhat interesting, but I couldn't stand it anymore once the Hunter Exam started. It was all filler and underestimating the protagonist's strength, even going so far as to involve a team. What, was all that training for nothing? They even gave the protagonist a flamboyant woman to flaunt her abilities for over ten chapters. I just couldn't bear to watch it anymore.

So you're going to join Hunter x Hunter as a simp, huh?

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The plot is like children playing house.

The protagonist went through all that trouble, but the plot remained unchanged. He acted all high and mighty, yet he didn't dare touch a single detail of the original story.