In a parallel world after the great cataclysm, ferocious beasts roam everywhere.
Humanity awakens talents of every element to fight against the powerful beasts.
Ye Nan gains the ability to copy talents.
What? You're a peerless genius with an SSS-grade talent, the son of the Demon Emperor? Wow, you're amazing! Copy! That's mine now!
No matter how gifted you are, as long as I get close, your talent becomes mine. Geniuses, shmeneuses. You're nothing in front of me!
After copying talent after talent, he eventually finds humanity's shelters surrounded by hundreds of millions of beasts, with the human race on the brink of extinction.
At this desperate moment, a man comes soaring through the air.
With a mere gesture, he conjures blizzards, thunderbolts, dancing lightning, and seas of fire...
The beasts are dumbfounded. What kind of monster is this?!
The book is good, but there are many typos on every page.
It's too disorderly. His parents have such a high official position. They drove his family out of the city and took back their property just a week after missing. This kind of social order should not allow ordinary human beings to live. According to the author's thinking, no background or backstage should be punished. The funniest thing about this book is that ordinary people and bastards are written in it, insulting the eyes of readers.
The girl in the opening game is also her mother's friend.
I started writing about the male protagonist, but then I wrote about Baoer and then... I felt that the male protagonist was too boring and I couldn't stand it, ugh
The male protagonist is weak and indecisive, unable to see reality and is still in illusion. Giving him a system is in vain;
There are so many poison points, it is forcible to reduce intelligence.
A bit too watery, too wordy
I can't watch it without thinking, so I've withdrawn it.
The protagonist has a bit of a scumbag image
It's not that good, there are a lot of typos, the plot is a bit bloody, and it's just mindless and pretentious. . .