The World Has Arrived: I Can Steal Talents

I found one that might be a bit poisonous, depending on how the author writes it, which is the protagonist's brother who has his little brother wearing a pair of pants. I wonder if the protagonist will be a nanny, but it's very possible! In some novels, once there is a little brother and so on, the little brother is regarded as his biological father and ancestor, and all kinds of equipment, clues, etc. Are provided to him! I hope the author doesn't do this!

At present, more than 10 chapters have just been updated. From the looks of it, they are quite satisfactory. There are no particularly big poisonous points. The golden finger talent theft in the protagonist's introduction is also based on the combination of talent knowledge in the previous life. It does not rule out the possibility of others trying it later. Stealing has prerequisites. You must know the talent information of the stealing target, and the success rate is calculated based on the agility difference between the two parties. There is a limit on the number of times per day. It is not mindless stealing (a reminder for those who like to skip reading). Generally speaking, you can definitely read this book when you are short of books.

It's another plot novel... The Reasonable Party said it was a bit hesitant... This book is to my taste, but? This power system... Is too confusing, comparable to that of Marvel Comics. The protagonist can't break through the enemy's prey, and the enemy doesn't pose much of a threat to the protagonist? ... It seems that a level 1 trumpet cannot defeat level 50 wild monsters, but can defeat level 50 players... Although the author has tried to downplay this shortcoming and express his own advantages, that is, plot aspects, as much as possible... Alas, the magical power is not as good as Tianshu...

The protagonist's brother is quite neurotic, a bit witty and brainless.

Steal talents eight times a day, but you steal them

Does the protagonist have to be in a coma after every battle?

There is a small question. When the protagonist absorbed the talents of the wild wolf, due to his lack of physical fitness, he absorbed some talents that could improve his physical fitness. Why was it not mentioned later? It's impossible to integrate a talent that improves physical fitness into a functional talent like stealing 😎

This setting is a mess. On the first day the game was launched, there were three major families. . . What the hell?

You can travel through time, but you don't need to play a wizard

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