Honghuang: A Lowly Wu Clan Soldier Who Can Plunder Traits!

I don't know which bastard led these uncultured authors astray. They're clearly copying but insisting on calling it plunder. And it's not just one or two; almost every novel I've seen in the last few months with "plunder" in the title is copied. It's infuriating.

Just write "plunder" instead of "possession".

I just don't understand. You write "plunder" and call it "plunder," but this doesn't resemble plunder at all. Plundering means you steal the entry, but that person's entry disappears. If you really can't do it, just add functions like copy, merge, and upgrade, and you're done. Why do you have to write "plunder"? Just write "copy," and add that copy function.

The Lich King is still around after more than 700 chapters, it's too weak.

Earthly Immortals are the lowest-ranking immortals.

From the very beginning, the protagonist's development was suppressed, and they could only copy once a day. Now these people are clearly copying entries, but they insist on writing "plunder." Plunder means that once you plunder, the other person's character is gone.

Chapter Thirty-Six: You, a Golden Immortal, can't even comprehend the Heavenly Dao Laws, yet you dare to use the power of the Great Dao Laws?

Things started going wrong from chapter 105 onwards.

What is plunder? It is the strong plundering the weak. Is the protagonist directly plundering beings stronger than himself? Why don't you just plunder the entire prehistoric world and obtain the "world" entry?

This is a review of Chapter 1, "Starting with a Witch Clan Soldier, I Can Plunder Keywords!", From the novel "Primordial Era: Witch Clan Soldiers, I Can Plunder Keywords!" By Jun Gong Man.