Ten Shadow Warlock in Hunter

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It's so strange. The protagonist has a special level of magic power and can perform at the level of Black Flash. Plus the Ten Shadow Technique. Why is he escaping at the beginning? You are a time traveler and you have an intelligence advantage. In the end, even Xiao Didi doesn't dare to kill. You open your mouth because you are afraid of being chased by the brigade. This is really the thinking of a weak person. You are not worthy of being a full-time person in time travel.

Speaking of which, with the setting of the spell spirit and spell power, Pig's Knuckle should be regarded as a natural mind-killer in the Hunter World.

Kurapika is a particularly conflicted person. Very unpleasant. While saying that he would give up anything for revenge, he was an avenger, but at the same time he didn't dare to kill the spider. The first time he caught the spider, he refused to kill it, and then ran away. After the second one-on-one kill, he collapsed as if his whole family had died. Made yourself autistic? So are you taking revenge or what? From the ship, it seems that Kurapika is also a scholar and has a lot of knowledge, but his brain is lacking.

The author did not properly understand the ten shadow spells. Even if you are not as talented as Gojo Satoru. Achieve the reversal of the technique. It's better to use your telekinesis ability to strengthen your talents and improve yourself. According to the reversal of the 10 shadow spells, it should be to dissolve all shadows. Then you can return the shikigami to yourself, which can be done by reversing the technique. Now you are using your telekinesis ability to take shortcuts. In this case, isn't it a waste of telekinesis ability?

To be honest, aside from the destructive power, the hunter's combat quality is higher than that of the curse.

... You have changed, but you are still drifting away... Why do you give people the feeling that there is no three hundred taels of silver in this place. Just accept it, why are you talking about it?

Now that you've accepted everything, let's do it to the end. Where do these things come from? After you modified it, you simply couldn't see it. Why add those words? The above has already been mentioned, and you are talking about what is there and what is not. Is it interesting?

A good work, the time point is very good, you don't have to be a nanny, lead a group, or take boring exams, the rhythm is full from the beginning, and the battles and characters are also very well written.

. . . After reading eight pictures, I can't figure out what the protagonist is thinking. I also feel that he doesn't look like a first-level ten-shadow warlock with special curse power. He looks forward and backward when the information is known. It always gives me the feeling that the protagonist can't beat them or they are evenly matched, so he is afraid of the brigade.

Don't post too many characters, the main characters are all sugarcane.

The protagonist's numerical value is lower than I expected. Is this really a first-level warlock who can compete with a special-level warlock? The protagonist's combat power you described is about the same as Megumi Fushiguro's, maybe a little stronger, but it's still at the level that a special-level curse spirit would treat him as a passerby. Not to mention the ability to exorcise special-level curse spirits. When encountering a strong first-level curse spirit, it is a life and death situation, the kind that requires self-destruction to summon Moxuluo. Then there's that damn noble prince's character. It's so sweet that it's not even as good as Zenin Naoya's little ghost character (the protagonist's combat ability is also completely inferior to Naoya's appearance (laughs)).

The killing was so decisive and I loved it. The Phantom Troupe should have killed an organization that committed genocide and no need to whitewash it.

I don't want to watch the popular character Maggie die so casually.

The protagonist likes to be a dog, but a few hundred million dollars is worth fighting to death? Why is he giving an excuse to be a "sense of security" in order to be a nanny? Is he going to be a super spellcaster and end up struggling for a long time to get enough money? The battle strength is the battle strength, and the nanny is the nanny. Why are you using all kinds of excuses to fool people? The more I look at it, the stupider I get

Tsk, you don't have the character of a magician

It's a good recipe, it's better to just open Moxura without taking any pressure. It's not a special level, and it can't beat the defeated enemy of Otoko. Gojo Satoru can kill him with one shot, and he still brags about himself.

Fifty chapters later, the male protagonist has no telepathy ability at all. Is this still a hunter novel? 🤔

The protagonist is too strong and his combat power has collapsed. The people in the brigade are too good to catch up with a dog. When there is no ability, I feel that the protagonist can win in 1V2 with half a handicap, and in 1V3 I feel that he can kill everyone with all his strength.

Chapter 7 suddenly said that the main character's aura became like that of a noble prince. It was so sudden, weird, and embarrassing

I read the comment section at first, but I still couldn't resist the temptation of the powerful combination of Full-Time Hunter and Curse Return. Now I regret it.

Based on the protagonist's experience, I tried to dissect and integrate the hunter's setting. The following basic conclusions are drawn: Hunter: The Courage and Wisdom of Life Spell: The Curse and Resentment of Life Take up the courage to curse Turn the wisdom to resent The will of hegemony will favor you. Do you have any different opinions? Welcome to leave a message

The design of the telekinesis ability of the rich traitor is so genius that you can divide the abilities in the anime into major telekinesis departments. Dragon Balls, Dead Sea Fire or Spells can obviously be seamlessly connected, but why do Hunter fandom authors always love to forcefully separate them. Is it for the sake of good word count?

I'm hesitant to read the latest two chapters. The fight with the brigade was going back and forth, but now it's one-on-three and three guards. What's the purpose of coming here to fight? There is no sense of crisis at all. The ant part is written in such a way that there is no sense of tension. It's such a random plot, I want to give up.

The logic of the action is very strange. Is there any reason why you want to exterminate the ants before they grow stronger? In the original world, removing curse spirits was also paid. Half of the country's civil servants are now taking the initiative to work as nannies and work for free. It would be even more strange if it is for the pursuit of fighting.

Mark it for future reference.

Not really. The most important thing in a novel is that the protagonist should be charming. Waste cannot last long

The writing at the back was too stretched and slipped away.

What a waste of thinking.

It's so unpopular that two unpopular comics are destined to hit the streets together.