Fairy-Tale Survival: I Can Copy the Powers of Treasures

I thought they were really going to kill Snow White, but it turns out it was all a sham. The protagonist disfigured Snow White and then let her go. Did you expect her to be grateful to you?

Having read up to Chapter 33, I have to complain. Author, what's wrong with you? One update a day is bad enough, but 80% of the content is filler. The pattern these past few days has been: 1. Describing a character as clean and tidy, unaccustomed to the outside world, or describing the environment as dirty and chaotic. 2. Describing the protagonist's refined lifestyle.

It's alright, but there's just too much useless dialogue. A minor villainous knight is described in thousands of words about how strong he is, and this description doesn't even involve any action; it just lists thousands of words of data. It's not enough that it describes him as having the strength of a peak-level ordinary person; it also lists speed, strength, defense, reaction time, etc., Separately, and then disappears in a few dozen words, without actually demonstrating anything. (☉д⊙)

The idea is generally good, but it has many flaws. That viscount almost killed you, and you only wanted to teach him a lesson while also expanding your territory—it's incomprehensible.

Fairy Tale Survival: I Can Copy Treasure Abilities [Abilities: "Original Power" (Cannot be upgraded): Can copy the power of certain items to form skills and enhance them. Shields against detection by powerful individuals. "Detection Technique" (Lv7): Consumes mental/magic power to passively detect information about people or objects.

What's the point of that territory? The protagonist keeps saying it's interfering with his cultivation, yet he keeps trying to control it. The entire later plot revolves around that camp, without explaining its necessity. The protagonist engages in alchemy and enlightenment education. He's at the third ring level, and later the Pope pays attention to him—how is all this explained?

I couldn't get into the story after the land plots started. I don't know what the author was thinking. Just write a fairy tale properly. Even if you just went off to hide somewhere, it would be better than this noble managing a territory. It's so absurd.

The Wizarding Fairy Tale book already had that Thunderlands thing, and now they're doing it again... Readers clearly want to read fairy tales.

Haven't you noticed that very few people read the Lords' Chapter?

What kind of ridiculous setting is this?! After a skill is upgraded from low to high level, the resource cost increases, meaning you can no longer use low-level skills and can only use high-level ones? It's like you have to use the highest-level skill every time you use it. What's the point of upgrading then?