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- May 28
- I can copy talentsI Can Copy Curses
Synopsis
Ye Tian possesses the unique ability to duplicate the innate talents of others and creatures through simple physical contact. By interacting with powerful beasts and gifted individuals, he rapidly accumulates strength and enhances his own capabilities to dominate his environment. This reads like a classic power-absorption progression fantasy, utilizing the common talent-theft trope to drive the plot forward. It is ideal for readers who enjoy fast-paced power fantasies and the satisfaction of a protagonist systematically collecting abilities. Those seeking a slow-burn plot or deep philosophical conflict should skip it. With over a thousand chapters, the novel demonstrates a commitment to long-term progression and blends action with elements of fantasy romance. The standout quality is the sheer scale of the protagonist's growth as he evolves his copied traits.
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Editorial Review
The novel is a massive undertaking with 1,166 chapters, suggesting a highly developed world and a consistent loop of growth. A primary strength is the sheer volume of content, providing immense value for fans of the progression genre who want a long journey of escalation. However, the extremely low view count is a concerning signal, suggesting that the story may struggle to maintain broad appeal or lacks a strong hook. Furthermore, the premise is quite derivative, relying on a common trope of copying powers, which risks making the narrative feel repetitive over such a long span. While the combination of action and romance adds some variety, the core drive remains the mechanical acquisition of power. It is a functional example of its genre but lacks the unique spark necessary to stand out in a crowded market.