I Can Taste People’s Attributes

After reading 200 chapters, here's a summary: 1: The protagonist levels up slowly and deliberately wastes resources. He could absorb a whole pool of venom, but he only used it to upgrade his talent and then abandoned it. Even if he couldn't upgrade his spiritual root, he still had spiritual points!

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Keep it up, as long as the outline is written. The plot is not clichéd, and it doesn't force a decrease in intelligence. If it continues to be updated, then it's a good book.

Let me start a thread. If you're the first fanfic I found through a search, please spit on it before you leave.

I keep saying that the strongest stomach is fundamental, and every improvement should prioritize other things. What is fundamental? Fundamental is not important.

Why is it all because of this lousy book of yours? I've reported it.

The protagonist is a bit dim-witted. He thinks about how useful upgrading his talent will be, but then he doesn't upgrade it when he has spiritual points. After who knows how many days, he finally remembers to upgrade, but he doesn't have enough spiritual points. The data is also a mess; it's just written randomly, and generally no one checks it.

Why not admit to having talent? There are plenty of talented people in the book, right? Does everyone hide their talent? And is a sudden change in physique so easy to cover up? Claiming to be on a diet while stuffing chocolate in his mouth—is the supporting character really that stupid to believe that?

The protagonist is born with parents who die first. His talent is unparalleled, he's skilled in everything. He has a fiancée who comes to break off the engagement. The protagonist, unconvinced, refuses to be underestimated. He sets out to learn a skill, and an opportunity is sure to come. He becomes an apprentice to a certain master, and a story unfolds.

Great subject matter! Really excellent! It's just that there are too many flaws! The cultivation technique starts with breast enhancement 😰, and despite the difficulty in increasing spiritual value, the character doesn't upgrade their talent or level. They even have a whole shop selling useless pills with poisonous components? And they spend so much money buying them?