The World Has Arrived: I Can Steal Talents

I've noticed a potential flaw, depending on how the author writes it: the protagonist's childhood friend, who's practically inseparable from him. I wonder if the protagonist will end up as his babysitter—it's quite possible! Some novels, once they have a childhood friend or similar character, treat them like royalty, showering them with all sorts of equipment, clues, and so on! I hope the author won't do that!

Currently, only about 10 chapters have been updated, and so far it's fairly average with no major flaws. The protagonist's "golden finger" talent for stealing is based on a combination of his past life's talent knowledge, but there's a chance others might discover it later.

Another plot-driven novel... The "Rationality Party" is a bit annoyed... This book suits my taste, but... The power system is too chaotic, comparable to Marvel comics. The protagonist can't break through the enemy's defenses when attacking their prey, and the enemy doesn't pose much of a threat to the protagonist? ...

The main characters are brothers, and they're pretty clueless and a bit dim-witted.

Steal talents eight times a day? Go ahead and steal them!

The protagonist faints after every battle, right?

There's a small issue: when the protagonist absorbed the wolf's talents, due to insufficient physical attributes, he absorbed some talents that could improve his physical abilities. Why were these not mentioned later? It's unlikely that talents that improve physical attributes could be integrated into functional talents like thievery. 😎

This setup is a mess. On the very first day of the game's launch, they introduced these three major clans... What the heck?

You can time travel and you still don't play a mage?

I found these online, the last two are too. I think they're pretty good. 🙂🙂