Global datafication has arrived, and Blue Star is forced into the fight for survival known as the Battle of Ten Thousand Races. The bottom 10% of races will be wiped out entirely!
Just as players around the world fall into despair, Lu Chen awakens an unranked, unbelievably powerful talent from the start: [Disarmament]!
As long as an item has a skill, he can make that skill permanently his! Active or passive, they can all stack without limit!
[Disarmed a Goblin Wolf-Tooth Club, gained permanent skill: Heavy Blow (stun + critical-hit damage)!]
[Disarmed a Boar's Thick Hide Armor, gained permanent passive: Physical damage reduction +10%!]
[Disarmed a Cursed Bone Ring, gained permanent passive: Reflect 30% of true damage, and reduce all enemy attributes by 5% when hit!]
[Disarmed a Thornblood Shield, gained permanent passive: Regenerate 500 health per second, and double melee damage reflection!]
Years later, at the front lines of the battlefield of the ten thousand races, starships belonging to an advanced civilization descend. A world-destroying planet-buster tears through the sky, aiming to strike Blue Star.
The next second, Lu Chen stands in front of Blue Star's defenses with his hands in his pockets, yawning as he takes a direct hit from a star-shifting cannon!
When the blinding light fades, Lu Chen brushes the dust from his clothes. A line of white text appears above his head: [Immune!] [Damage reflected: 10086%!]
The countless races across the stars are dumbfounded: “He's not even wearing any equipment. How can he be so strong?!”
Lu Chen grins. “Because... my whole body is made of skills.”
It looks good, but the initial equipment durability drops too quickly. Everything else is fine.
It's pretty good, a mindless, enjoyable read. However, the sheer number of skills later on makes it difficult for readers to remember certain ones, while the author seems to have forgotten some. I suggest you either add more passive skills, or have the fusion skills that will likely be removed later, making sure there are many skills but not a jumbled mess. Most importantly, I recommend creating a skill table every 30-50 chapters; don't think it's too much trouble.
Just something to kill time with, a mindless, lighthearted read. I just don't know how the author planned it—learning two identical skills, will those skills even improve? (;`O´)o
Author, why does Thick Leather Armor provide maximum health, while the skill provides 10% physical damage reduction?