Is It Wrong to Pick Up Assassination Skills in a Dungeon? Unlocking Careers Across the Heavens

After transmigrating into the DanMachi world, Lu Qiming is sixteen, penniless, and has nothing but a stainless-steel basin and a newly activated Career Inheritance System. His assassin skill tree lights up, and all his attributes skyrocket. One punch drives his arm halfway through a stone wall. The System drops a mission on him: kill one million monsters in a year. No money for the registration fee? He pawns his stainless-steel basin to Eina at the counter. No weapon? He charges into the Dungeon with the basin in hand, puts all five skills on the first floor into action, and triples all his attributes with a single activation of his unstoppable mode. Surrounded by hundreds of monsters, he punches each one’s head clean off, fighting until he’s covered in blood, eyes burning red, his laughter echoing through the underground passage like a madman’s. The middle-floor adventurer party watching him is dumbstruck. This assassin without a blessing is crazier than any berserker. When Eina helps him exchange the magic stones, she stares at the basin piled high with loot and stammers, “You killed a thousand in one afternoon?” Lu Qiming sets the basin on the table. “Tomorrow, I’ll get even more.” While Bell is still back in the beginner’s village agonizing over how to start a conversation, Lu Qiming is already making a legend of himself in the Dungeon, stainless-steel basin in hand. Assassin’s unstoppable mode, a million monsters slain. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.