The Country Assigned You to Be a Weirdo, and You Became the King of Weirdos?

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The writing is good, but I don't understand why the protagonist doesn't have the child behind him, and there are some descriptions that don't quite fit the protagonist's elegant character, but overall it's pretty good, so go for it, author.

The protagonist can seize the target's identity by seriously injuring or killing others, and even inherit permissions and abilities. This ability is very maneuverable, but has the author considered explaining the acquired abilities in more detail? I always feel that when I watch the protagonist use his abilities in subsequent plots, I can't understand what abilities the protagonist is using.

I really like this one! ! ! ! Qian Nian is so handsome! ! ! ! ! ! ! !