I Can Copy the Talents of All Races

This book is my type: detached from worldly affairs, invincible, ruling over all, decisive in battle. Ever since reading *Invincible Heavenly Emperor*, I seem to have fallen in love with this style. After that, I've tried many novels, but none of them are like this, and they all became increasingly annoying to me. But this book, the more I read, the more I liked it.

I don't know why, but the more I watched, the less interesting it became. Reincarnated Venerables? Do you think they're like cabbages? They just appear in droves. The protagonist kills one bunch, and another bunch comes along. I lost interest in watching after that.

I just like it for no reason.

It started off okay, but then the protagonist's actions became like fast-forwarding through a movie, skipping over everything... Rebirth was practically a recurring theme, along with a whole bunch of enemies from past lives—enemies who, after a brief appearance, were dead... Reading this book felt like reading a synopsis; the beginning, the middle, the end—everything was glossed over, and that was it... 😂️😂️

This book got me so excited! It was incredibly exciting, especially the ending. I never expected that Tianjue was actually the protagonist's previous life, a hundred lifetimes ago. I thought the protagonist had received the inheritance, greatly improved his cultivation level, became an emperor, and defeated the chaotic alien from another world.

It's great, absolutely fantastic! I've given you my must-read vote!

Not bad

Simp

Great, I really like it! 😍😍

The writing style of this novel is alright, but the two opposing units of measurement really made me uncomfortable to read.