Lord: I Can Copy Traits

I don't quite understand it, it's a bit confusing.

It's very good, with lots of details, and the novel's world-building is very vast and coherent; it's quite excellent.

Something feels off. Final exams are a game? Starting on a deserted island! And you have to stay there for decades or even centuries? That's one thing, but what's with the reproduction thing? It's not so bad for male students, but what about female students? Forgive me, I only read ten chapters before I didn't want to read anymore (I really couldn't continue).

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 don't understand how this book managed to get a contract after only five chapters.

What's with the opening of this novel? It jumps straight into a conspiracy theory?

Infinite random appearances paired with time travel survival It's novel, but the details are not handled well.

It's pretty good, but the updates are a bit slow!

The subject matter is alright, but the details are poorly handled, making it look very chaotic. The talent for copying is also not explained in detail.

The series ended abruptly, leaving some plot holes unfilled, and only one of the powerful extraterrestrial demons appeared – the weakest one.