Global Class Change: My Fireball Spell Can Gain New Attributes

It's pretty good, but it's a little lacking. Is the author planning a prequel to Soul Knight? We can learn from the bonds inside [smile]

It's quite good-looking, with no bad points and no headlines. It always revolves around the fireball technique. The data is pretty good, but the word count is not bad. It's worth 4 stars just because it doesn't have those bad shortcomings. This is a book that you can read all the way to the end. Very good, keep up the good work. After thinking about it, I should give it 5 stars. There are still too few books that are not toxic, so I recommend this one.

The evolving fireball technique is fun to watch, and the combos are also fun. However, everyone else has multiple skills. It is reasonable for the protagonist to have no extra skills when he is short of money. Should he consider other skills when he is financially rich later? The more skills you have, the more you create a chain reaction, and the tricks become more fun.

Although I feel that the progress of the story is a bit fast, the writing is okay [thinking]. It is said to be a novel without a female protagonist, but seeing that there is only one female character who seems to be a female, I feel very nb about this. There is nothing brainless in the whole text. There is no plot like being jealous for someone, and there is no ice-type school girl. It is non-toxic, please feel free to watch [Like]

In fact, I want to give it four stars. Around the forty chapters, the author's writing is a bit rough, as if he is rushing to meet the schedule, which makes it a bit uncomfortable for readers. However, the creativity is still very good, and there are basically no poisonous points. Including some readers saying that the protagonist was hit, the author also explained it in one sentence, but the explanation was a bit rough. Author, please update! [Like][Like]

Cool writing, no suppression, monster hunting and upgrades, the data is rigorous and at least there is no inconsistency.

You can read this book! Already mined, but a reminder, don't listen to it while sleeping at night. I'm about to fall asleep. Suddenly when I encounter something very funny, I wake up laughing. I haven't fallen asleep for a long time [laughing]

It's very interesting, the only one I've read from beginning to end recently. It's just that the protagonist is so strong, but he doesn't have the aura of a hero at all, and he just feels like an ordinary person. Also, the protagonist's damage is so high that every time he encounters a true form, he cannot defeat him and has to temporarily upgrade his skills. Just like Sun Wukong can defeat heaven, but cannot defeat a random little animal from heaven when he is learning scriptures. Is there any follow-up? Is the main world the same as the world before the protagonist traveled through? Can the protagonist now travel to two worlds or even explore more worlds?

A bunch of data comes at you, the story is compact without delay, and the fun points are on point. There is a real flow of fighting monsters and upgrading, there is enough brotherhood, and the small conflicts that should appear are also appropriate. Look at that sentence, it made me cry, but if you have a bigger brain, you can kind of guess the ending after reading it halfway, so! Why did it end so quickly? What's behind!

It's very interesting, and the subject matter is not new, but it's not cliche either, and it doesn't keep writing like other books until it can no longer be written or ends forcefully. In the end, the plot was indeed a bit fast, but within the normal range.