[Class changes for everyone + no goody-two-shoes protagonist + decisive and ruthless + the game has arrived + action-packed + the protagonist is as handsome as the readers], goody-two-shoes, stay away.
The game has descended upon reality, and countless monsters, dungeons, secret realms, and wilderness bosses have appeared.
The whole world has entered the era of game class changes. Those who change classes can gain experience by killing monsters, level up continuously, and change classes again to grow stronger.
On the day of his awakening, Qin Yun gets the most ordinary class there is: Warrior. No hidden class, no world-shaking abilities.
Just as he feels disappointed and a little helpless, another class leaves him frozen on the spot.
What is this? A level-one Warrior on the first class change, plus a ten-turn, god-tier Priest as a secondary class?
Wasn’t everyone supposed to be able to change into only one class? Why does he have two?
And what on earth is this ten-turn, god-tier Priest? A max-level support class?
[Divine Touch]: Increases all attributes by 1,000%?
[Holy Healing]: Restores 300% of current HP every second?
As his level rises, the secondary god-tier Priest class will unlock new skills, too.
[Resurrection], [Lock HP], [Status Transfer]...
With buffs this overpowered stacked on me, if I’m not defying heaven, who is?
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Just take out a dragon at zero turn? Is this just a time traveler? To test humanity? Do you dare to say that there are good people standing up for you? Who would risk his life to avenge you if you were really dead? The same goes for Defending the City, it seems like the protagonist is the savior.
Everything else is acceptable, but when the monsters attack the city in Chapter 23, the author finds a reason to let the protagonist fight the mobs. It feels bad. It's not a high-end combat power, and it's all gone. It's like running out of ammunition and food. The title says it's not the Virgin, and the protagonist said before that he doesn't want to join the team and wants to be free. Are you going to go now, don't you want to be controlled by others?
There are a lot of troubles, one after another, can't you just keep growing? Moreover, the strength is revealed too quickly. A 0-turn can directly kill a 4-turn. Isn't the protagonist 10 times improved? A 4-turn can't directly turn 0 in a second. It is still the attribute of the Boss. How wasteful is this.
It's a common problem with awesome professions. The job transfer tasks are too exaggerated. You can do four rounds from zero to four. I just read a book where you have to kill 5,000 people to surround 10 world bosses. It's when I change jobs that I get the most ink.
When the data is posted, it's like playing house, you can do whatever you want, and don't explain anything that comes to mind. The data posted in Chapter 1 is: 10-5-10-10-5. In Chapter 2, all Goldfinger attributes increase by 10 times, attributes: 100-50-30-30-50. The data in Chapter 9 is: 854-441-15-15-23. The author wants to downplay these data, but it's a pity. If you don't look at the data in online games, it's better to watch fantasy. At least they can tell stories that make people excited. Writing is not easy, so give it 5 stars.
[One-turn abyss-level difficulty job transfer mission]: Kill any four-level or above BOSS*1 alone. Complete the task to successfully change jobs. Attachment: After completing the task, there is a 100% probability of being transferred to a rare profession, a 50% probability of being transferred to a legendary profession, and a 25% probability of being transferred to a mythical profession. Damn it, the protagonist chose this difficult job transfer mission to give a rare professional swordsman, and I am speechless😓
Is the hell mode so high-profile without exposing the sub-profession?
The author's level is not good. He is probably at the level of a junior high school student or a high school student without any social experience. He talks about the dangers of the world and exposes the protagonist's strength with just one sentence. Generally speaking, the protagonist has no sense of prevention at all or the author has no sense of prevention. Every little bit of prevention from the third person perspective is written in by the author, otherwise it would be gone at all.
It's okay, but the data is not rigorous enough, and where to hit the boos? Once the boos skill is burnt and the clothes are gone, the clothes will not continue after changing to Adam, and then change into Adam and return to the town [Learned][Learned][Learned]
It's so great. It's a masterpiece. I hope the author can keep writing.