Gu Lin travels through a parallel world. Start taking part in career challenges.
Awakening the omnipotent career system, all drawn professions are automatically proficient at the full level.
From then on, Gu Lin embarked on a road of no return, crushing countless world champions.
(Experience two or three common professions in the early stage, and then directly start competing with the strongest professions)
"What the hell? You know a little bit about Go, but you killed the eight-time champion Ke Jie?"
"You said you only know a little bit about sales, but you sell 2,000 airplanes a day?"
"You said you have some magic skills, but it turns out that even Liu Qian can't understand the principle?"
As Gu Lin chose one career after another.
The top champions in the industry are no longer calm.
Tyson: "What the fuck? That Gu Lin got a career as a boxer? Will I be beaten to death by him?"
Bolt: "Oh NO! Gu Lin has drawn a professional sprinter, and I can't keep my world record!"
UZI: "Fuck, we agreed that we were just trying out the gaming profession as a layman, how could you kill me?"
Reader comments
Dear author, I would like to ask, are the abilities gained by professions permanent?
I'm working on a side job later on, let's talk about folk jobs like corpse chasers.
Generally speaking, in this kind of novel, if the system creates a person, he is a little more powerful than the protagonist, or he is on par with the protagonist. When the time comes for the protagonist to hand him over, it will be a win-win situation, and it will also improve the protagonist's skills and background [eating melon]
Personally, I feel that the protagonist has some professional challenges that can bring glory to the country, because it has always been written that the protagonist has the ability but keeps rejecting it and will collapse later. If nothing else, it is very frustrating just to see that he knows he has the ability but cannot accept it.
Challenge to manufacture 3 nanometer lithography machine [laughing and crying]
Very compact, well-paced, not sloppy, I like it
Personally I think it looks good
It's okay to be able to write
Looks good, but a little lacking [laughing]
Tomato is a professional novel, a very enjoyable and enjoyable one. I hope the author won't give up, it's rare
Dear author, I would like to ask, are the abilities gained by professions permanent?
I'm working on a side job later on, let's talk about folk jobs like corpse chasers.
Generally speaking, in this kind of novel, if the system creates a person, he is a little more powerful than the protagonist, or he is on par with the protagonist. When the time comes for the protagonist to hand him over, it will be a win-win situation, and it will also improve the protagonist's skills and background [eating melon]
Personally, I feel that the protagonist has some professional challenges that can bring glory to the country, because it has always been written that the protagonist has the ability but keeps rejecting it and will collapse later. If nothing else, it is very frustrating just to see that he knows he has the ability but cannot accept it.
Challenge to manufacture 3 nanometer lithography machine [laughing and crying]
Very compact, well-paced, not sloppy, I like it
Personally I think it looks good
It's okay to be able to write
Looks good, but a little lacking [laughing]
Tomato is a professional novel, a very enjoyable and enjoyable one. I hope the author won't give up, it's rare