High Martial: I Get a Spirit Treasure from the Start and Can Copy Talents
高武：开局得灵宝，我能复制天赋
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 503k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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Well, if you're looking for a story where the male protagonist can infinitely copy others' talents and skills, you might be disappointed. The synopsis does mention a growth story, and so far there are no major flaws or clichéd tropes typical of male-oriented novels. All the supporting characters, regardless of gender, are quite hardworking, and there's no mindless mockery of them.
It's quite interesting to write. So far there's no conflict or contradiction. I'm curious how the plot will unfold later.
The premise is excellent. It truly has no female lead, and every character is vividly portrayed. The protagonist works hard, taking each step steadily to absorb and digest what he learns. He listens to the advice of elders and diligently studies the techniques of others (in the spirit world), transforming them into his own unique skills (which he can use flexibly and adaptably).
It's alright, but I don't know why it didn't get a rating. Also, the protagonist's cheat ability seems to be mostly ignored except in fights. This is a top-tier information-based talent. As for the craftsmanship talents, it seems the protagonist has been relentlessly training them. These talents probably have some kind of cultivation guide; progressing solely through self-exploration is a bit slow.
Pretty good. I read all 170+ chapters in one go and had a good reading experience. The characters are all normal people; there aren't any mindless villains, which is relatively rare in high-fantasy novels. [Currently rushing to finish the manuscript] The protagonist is a genius, and his cheat abilities are quite satisfying.
The author writes very well. What surprised me most was that the protagonist's high school principal is a woman and his homeroom teacher is a woman, but the author doesn't deliberately describe the female characters' figures or appearances. Teachers are teachers who impart knowledge and educate students, and principals are principals. There are no unnecessary emotional entanglements.
I felt the male lead's personality was quite pleasant, the plot wasn't mindless, and the pacing was good.
I was initially hesitant about stories that didn't feature lone wolves, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. They've tied; a few minor flaws won't have a significant impact.
I'm a little curious why they didn't copy the Hawkeye camera during military training. It feels like it would be easier to find weaknesses if combined with craftsmanship.
Aww, it's alright.