I stumbled across 'Your Talent Is Mine' a few months back on that site, and the premise hooked me instantly. It's about this guy, Lu Yu, who lives in a world where everyone awakens a unique, singular talent. His, however, is the ultimate cheat: he can permanently copy anyone else's talent and make it his own. The early plot is pretty much him navigating the academy and the wider supernatural world, secretly amassing an arsenal of overpowered abilities while everyone thinks he's just a low-tier loser.
It follows a fairly satisfying power-fantasy structure—encounter a new arrogant young master with a cool power, copy it, and then use it to utterly humiliate them later. The fun is in the sheer variety of talents he collects, from elemental control to spatial manipulation. There's also a lurking mystery about the origins of his own ability and the true threats in that world. The Komikcast version is just the manhua adaptation; the pacing is quick and the art is decent for showcasing all the flashy fight scenes.