Talent System: I Instantly Master My Opponents Skills
Jason, a young man who died after getting involved in a brutal accident that killed him reincarnated into the exact novel he was reading on the night he died.
He was reincarnated into the novel he was reading before his untimely death, as a baby who had just been birthed successfully. From his birth he was shown no love due to his non-existent aptitude in magic.
Lucky for him, he awakened the Talent system.
A system that allowed him to copy talents; skills that individuals excelled at, the skills that made said individuals the cream of the crop. With the exact same mastery of the person he copied it from.
The system when trying to increase his aptitude for mana only managed to decrease it even lower blessed him with nature energy to passively strengthen himself.
With no magic and a system that allows him to copy talents, watch Jason climb through the ranks of the world and become the strongest!
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[Host can choose a talent to copy: Null eyes, War God's Embrace, 30 Blade movements, Advanced War Tactics]
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Note: The MC is OP.
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I found this one at the 'Rising Fictions' tab and read it for a while and I would say "This one might rise even higher". I've been loving the story so far. Keep up the good work! :P
Been reading on my main account for sometime, and I must say, author got an admirer 🥰 Happy valentine. Keep writing, your book is amazing
I tried reading the three chapters and it's good. BTW I kept seeing you on this platform. Aren't you that guy back then, reading that Dinosaur novel or something?
hmm... just four star :< because you're the fifth star! :> ✨
Peak ngl I been wondering why you haven’t been updating the jjk fic
Author bro, if you could release a summary of the ranks of potential and the ranks of strength, and their differences that would be appreciated. I get kinda confused when you talk about rank 0 potential when they have a rank 1 in their stats. Anyway so far so good.
It’s a interesting concept poor execution. The blatant constant mention of skin color is very 1800s. Maybe I’d read another of your books but idk