Global Class Change: From the Start, I Gave Up My Hidden Class

To be honest, this book is really not very good. Just saying that summoners need to buy eggs makes me think you have not understood the concept of summoners. Buying eggs to cultivate them is the profession of beast tamer. What is a Summoner? Mainly highlighting the word summon, building a magic circle, using spiritual power to communicate with alien creatures, summoning them to the current plane, and helping the summoner defend against enemies. If the spirit is low, summon low-level creatures, and if the spirit is high, summon high-level creatures. A beast tamer, or beast master, buys beast eggs and spends materials to train and upgrade them from an early age, or catch cubs from the wild and train them. And the author actually wrote the summoner as a beast master, and the monsters have levels, but the equipment does not? Only black iron, bronze, etc.? Is that high-end equipment? I can wear it at a low level. So those second-generation rich people who directly buy high-end equipment and wear them will become invincible when they are novices? The writing is not rigorous and has a tendency to collapse!

I can't stand it anymore, it's completely brainless. It's fine if you treat the Sanren as a normal profession, but you write a hidden profession, but the Sanren doesn't get any enhancements, and the attributes are cut in half. I just want to ask, no matter how big the gap between the professions is, it won't be this big. Finally, I want to ask, when you play the late stage, the average of the protagonist is With this attack power, who can he hit? I'll let him max out the control chain, but with his attributes, it's impossible to kill anyone. He can hit half of his health. I guess your protagonist didn't think about this thing, and didn't bring something with him. How can this book still get 8.3 Points? For those who have high scores, be careful and don't let the book harm me.

Where is your 1000 luck?

I'm confused, where is the 1,000 lucky value? There were 16 production contracts and 6 failed. . . What are you doing with such a high luck value?

I read Chapter 7 and made a lot of mistakes. The reward for system tasks is 5 points and 10 points. The reward for completing the task is two 5 points. The author adds them together to 20 points. Also, there are 30 points in total, but I added 24 points

Ah, can you still delete comments? It's not good in the first place, so why do you have to brag about it? First, let's give 5% of the profit. What will happen in the future? The person in charge of the admissions office of a to10 university, you don't use your brain when talking. Isn't this plot cliche? The framework is fixed, right?

Is there no level A when fighting monsters? It's all about using skills

This new book is indeed worth reading. It is different from ordinary online game books. The difference now is that a lot more characters and thoughts have been added. I hope that the author will continue to update and gain something and give readers a good interest. It also lacks a little space and movement for individual players (skills and level A I hope there won't be constant skill releases all the time. Besides, individual people also have mana consumption, so be more realistic.

Just sell the contract to the principal, why should you buy it for him? Not good for the protagonist

What kind of character is the character? What does the Holy Mother bring? [Awkward laugh]