Global Class Change: Is the Blacksmith Really the Weakest Class?

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Games and reality have merged. Monsters run rampant, and there are countless secret realms, instances, and dungeons.

To fight off monsters and win countless treasures, everyone changes to a class, then keeps leveling up and getting stronger.

On the day he awakened his class, Wang Mo ended up with the Blacksmith class, one of the ten most useless classes.

The class was simply too pointless. As society advanced, manufacturing developed at a rapid pace. Factory machinery alone could mass-produce all kinds of weapons and equipment at high quality, so there was no need for blacksmiths to make things by hand. That was why the Blacksmith class was called the weakest.

Wang Mo became a laughingstock.

Fortunately, he awakened the strongest Blacksmith System and got a god-tier talent from the start: a 100% forging success rate.

He also gained a god-tier passive skill: killing monsters made them drop supplies of the highest quality.

From then on, “With divine weapons in my hands, the whole world is mine!”

“Ever seen a kitchen knife that boosts your combat power a thousandfold?”

“Ever seen a map cannon that fires bullets without limit?”

“Ever seen a ring that controls the souls of the dead?”

“Ever seen armor that can withstand any attack?”

“Think you can handle all that?”

When Wang Mo raised his kitchen knife and sliced a monster’s lair in half as if he were chopping vegetables, the whole world trembled.

Who the hell said the Blacksmith was the weakest class?!

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