[Virtual MMORPG + God-Tier Class + Technical Gameplay + Conspiracy + Ruthless and Decisive]
The Spirit Realm descends, and the world enters an age of awakening.
While countries around the world receive blessings from their native deities, the gods of Great Xia remain silent. Not a single person in the whole nation has a divine class or a native class.
Ji Ming was a genius born with a full soul value, but the head teacher set him up, and he awakened a bottom-tier class: Spirit Mage.
After enduring countless hardships, he eventually became an eighth-turn, peak Emperor-rank Grand Mage. But due to the flaws inherent in his class, he died with bitter regrets defending the Demon Suppression Pass!
In this life, he was reborn and returned to the eve of the college entrance exams.
Just as in his previous life, the head teacher advised him to drop out.
But this time, he didn't hesitate. He chose to leave school immediately!
When everyone thought the once-great genius Ji Ming would fall into ruin, he used his memories from his previous life to complete a hidden Newbie Village achievement and become a divine-class player.
While everyone else was working hard for the college entrance exams, Ji Ming had already left the Newbie Village to prove his Dao through slaughter!
By the time everyone else finally made it into college, Ji Ming had already become a Ghost King through his divine class, commanding countless Yin soldiers!
Spirit Mage is trash? What does that have to do with my Netherworld Ghost Messenger class!
I'm a ghost messenger. It's perfectly reasonable for me to command a few million Yin soldiers!
I followed this book after "The Witch," and although "The Witch" was banned due to its focus on driving, I still hope this book can be like "The Witch." [Note] Let me also talk about this book. I just finished reading it, and overall it's a combination of "invincible" and "data-driven." The stat allocation in the early stages was relatively normal and not too outrageous.
Author, I don't care if you write a light novel or anything mindless, just don't give me that silly female lead. Reborn and saying she couldn't even touch the protagonist with her eighth-tier profession in her previous life, okay? The male lead is already a first-tier character with thousands of stats, okay?
My debut has begun! Please, all you handsome guys and beautiful girls, give me a five-star review! Thank you so much! ｡ﾟ(ﾟ´人`ﾟ)ﾟ｡
Good, it's a lighthearted and enjoyable read. The author didn't go too far off-topic, and if they continue writing diligently, it shouldn't have a bad ending. Keep it up, author!
The god-tier class is so weak! It can create ten mindless clones, each with half the stats of the original, and there's no mention of them using the original's skills. Experience gain is reduced by a tenth. In this game, even a level three higher character can easily take on a hundred opponents. A bottom-tier class.
The male protagonist is reborn to seek revenge, save the chubby guy, and even level up his career along the way. The pacing is a bit slow; I only had 9 days until the college entrance exam to write this much. If you like this kind of story, you can check it out...
The summoner build, however, keeps killing monsters themselves, which is a case of false advertising.
The writing by a newbie is passable, but the premise is very problematic. Even at Bronze 9, the base stats and other attributes are too low; the stats gained from leveling up are probably much higher. The Yin Soldiers share experience, so they should also level up, but there's no explanation for this increasing combat power. Black Iron only needs to recruit 9, Bronze only 9. With the Hundred Ghosts Parade, wouldn't that be enough to farm more attribute points?
It's mindless to look at; the stats and various skills and talents are completely illogical. The Day and Night Wanderer is immune to single-attribute damage, inherits 30% of the protagonist's attributes (equivalent to 90 HP), and there aren't a single monster dealing mixed damage. If everything is realistic, why are there still creatures that only use pure physical or pure magic?
In game-themed novels, data plays a huge role. You're saying that the difference in base stats can be ignored later on when you reach a higher level, and also in the early game? You grinded so many stats and this is all you got? How are other players supposed to play? You're saying your story is neither a typical wish-fulfillment novel nor a typical game, are you kidding me?