Lord: I Can Copy Traits

Having read over 40 chapters, the style is rather chaotic. This book bears many influences from Qi Mao's other novels, and the overall effect is just average. Some plot points and "golden finger" elements aren't very engaging and feel somewhat out of place. However, the plot is clean and concise, without dragging or unnecessary dialogue, which is a plus. 👍 I hope the later chapters will be more exciting. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍

The idea and subject matter are good, but I also wonder if the protagonist has lost his intelligence? From beginning to end, he keeps emphasizing how strong the omnipotent being is. He is indeed very strong, and you yourself said that by constantly copying others, he will eventually become a god. But why don't you actually copy them? How strong can you be if you only talk about it theoretically? It's one thing to not copy the traits of some minor enemies that can slightly enhance your character, but that Cao guy with a bunch of traits, you don't copy them either. You don't copy the traits of one of the leaders of the White Lotus Cult in the uprising. You want to limit the protagonist, isn't that obvious? This is just disgusting, you know? Seriously, this is a major flaw. Think about it, a normal transmigrator would have a cheat code and would definitely make full use of it. They would copy every little trait, every trait they saw, no matter how small, they would copy it all, hoping to accumulate them and eventually become stronger. They would at least be much smarter and stronger than the protagonist in this story. But look at the ridiculous crap you've written! It's a joke!

Intentional

The game starts with poison; the protagonist is targeted even before arriving, and the location has been chosen for them. Instead of a guaranteed kill, they send a bunch of weaklings to kill the protagonist and give them experience points. Amazing!

I really don't know what kind of nonsense this is.