SSS-Rank Talent: An Infinite Skill Library

It's a very good read, and although it depicts a child growing from a fetus, the protagonist doesn't take advantage of being an infant. Unlike other books, it doesn't contain vulgar descriptions, and the premise is quite interesting.

The protagonist hasn't even been born yet, and he already has to build up his reputation and find ways to prevent his mother from abandoning him. This is the most arduous fetal journey I've ever witnessed. And even after he's born, he still has to work hard to maintain his genius status. If you like this kind of story, you should check it out...

I like it, it's good-looking, the protagonist is quick-witted and has good logic, and most importantly, it's not the kind of loser male reincarnation who wants to take advantage of others at all times.

The protagonist is a genius! It feels like he had some special effects put on him while he was in his mother's womb and after his birth to let the world know he was exceptionally gifted. However, aside from seeking help from his father and getting help from the phoenix once after his birth, he hasn't done anything else that suggests he's a genius.

I think the author could skip a bit. At this pace, by the time he's 18, it'll be several hundred chapters already. He should have all the talent and everything else gathered, so he should hurry up and awaken it 🍉 Try to finish around chapter 100 🤦 The author listened to advice! 🍉 The overall progress is much smoother now 🤦

Personally, I think it's a very good novel. There are no vulgar scenes involving the protagonist, and the values are normal. It's not a typical story of an invincible genius; the protagonist needs to find opportunities to level up on his own. I'm looking forward to the later chapters. Author, can you please update more frequently?!

It's alright, a bit unconventional. When the protagonist's father went missing and entered a secret realm, I thought his father would reappear many years later as a powerful figure. But instead, the protagonist went to find his father himself and confirmed his death. Also, the protagonist's friends were reckless, ignoring his advice and insisting on going home. I thought they would be saved, but they died too. Okay, okay. Finally, it's not a typical formulaic story.

It's great, really great! It's very similar to a novel I read before, where the protagonist is a genius from childhood (of course, he also relies on a system to pretend to be a genius and earn points to become a true genius). But the two are completely different styles. This type of story is so rare! The updates are too infrequent, and I discovered it too early. I need to start reading more in the official version, otherwise it's really not enough. Reading it every day is so frustrating!

The plot is very captivating, and the characters are vividly portrayed, even the supporting roles. I feel like there are still some plot holes left, and I'm really looking forward to what happens next. I don't know why the rating is so low, but I highly recommend it. I hope all the characters are doing well in the future (｡ò ∀ ó｡), and I hope the author will write more! I'm cheering for you! ☆ * .

It's quite good, but I felt the experience of the secret realm part was a bit off. After all, every S-rank and every double S-rank is probably the future of an outstanding nation. So many died in the secret realm, and they didn't care about a single one, so I don't understand if the author wants to cultivate talent or just send all the talented people to their deaths.