The MC reads a script and can acquire the exact same skills as the character he is studying in the subspace, like everything gets directly downloaded into his body and mind. If he reads about a main character who is a top figure skater, he gains that exact level of technique to the point where he can realistically join the Olympics and compete. If he reads about a main character who is an elite assassin, he gains their combat instincts, stealth, and killing efficiency. If he reads about a main character who is a pilot, he can immediately fly a plane without any training. If he reads about a main character who is a genius scientist, his brain shifts into that same level of intelligence and problem solving ability. The real question is where this power actually has limits. Does it only work for real-world skills that humans can train and achieve, or does it also apply to anything fictional. If he reads about a main character who is a magician, does he gain real magic abilities or just real-world equivalents like illusions and sleight of hand?? Because if magic is included, then this ability becomes completely reality-breaking. If it is not included, then it is still ridiculously overpowered.
The MC reads a script and can acquire the exact same skills as the character he is studying in the subspace, like everything gets directly downloaded into his body and mind. If he reads about a main character who is a top figure skater, he gains that exact level of technique to the point where he can realistically join the Olympics and compete. If he reads about a main character who is an elite assassin, he gains their combat instincts, stealth, and killing efficiency. If he reads about a main character who is a pilot, he can immediately fly a plane without any training. If he reads about a main character who is a genius scientist, his brain shifts into that same level of intelligence and problem solving ability. The real question is where this power actually has limits. Does it only work for real-world skills that humans can train and achieve, or does it also apply to anything fictional. If he reads about a main character who is a magician, does he gain real magic abilities or just real-world equivalents like illusions and sleight of hand?? Because if magic is included, then this ability becomes completely reality-breaking. If it is not included, then it is still ridiculously overpowered.