Global Class Change: I Can Change Classes Without Limit!

Everything else is fine. When will the third profession come? I think the biggest problem here is actually the third profession. It is known that one-star skills can lead to three-star one-level career changes, and two-star skills can lead to four-star one-level changes. By analogy, three-star skills can lead to five-star one-level changes. The optimal second-level transformation situation for swordsmen is actually to use advanced swordsmanship and The new five-star wind skills are used to create six-stars (because the new five-stars are of a higher level), and then the new five-star and six-star sword skills are used to create the strongest seven-star second-level skills. Although it makes sense now, it is still difficult to accept that the new profession is stuck. The title is originally unlimited professions, and stuck professions are meaningless. It's too procrastinating. Every time you get a new job with a full skill level, you have to grind for three or four days. There are few updates and you like to delay. If you are full of wind and energy, you might as well advance to the secret realm and explain the job transfer. Let's go back to those things like becoming a king. You have to delay.

The content of the novel is quite good, but the balance of talents seems to be a bit problematic. The expressiveness of creation-level talents is not as strong as that of myth-level talents. According to the starting point, if the protagonist does not have mythical talents, there is a high probability of changing to a one-star profession, and it will be difficult to change from a second to a three-star or a four-star profession. The development of each profession will be very slow, let alone the later stage. The current feeling of creation-level talent is that the effort is greater than the gain. Personally, I feel that if the protagonist can enjoy the core bonuses of multiple professions, or the growth attribute can be maximized, etc., This performance will be more in line with the specifications of creation-level talent.

What's the use of being able to change jobs infinitely? Skill slots are limited, and you have to switch jobs. Skills can't be used together.

In fact, it's not five stars, just four and a half. It has a beginning and a tail, and there are no bad points. There are also some shortcomings. The plot develops rapidly after meeting Jiuyou. In the early stage, the human race's enemy appears in front of the protagonist four or five times, and then it is no longer on the same level and can be destroyed easily. Regarding the four races being chess pieces laid by the ancient gods, as well as the new gods, many things are not mentioned. I feel that the author's original outline should have a lot more, but it says that the protagonist takes off. Wow, the overall story is quite complete, the plot is okay, and Goldfinger is also pretty good. It's a good read, and it's not mindless. The protagonist is a numerical monster based on the Goldfinger mechanism. This may be the reason. The author found that the values ​​of the protagonist at each level are too supermodel compared to others, and it can't be suppressed. In the early stage, the nightmare magic mirage was very strong. Once the protagonist's level is reached, it only takes seconds, and you can only change the map. As a result, the more you upgrade, the more supermodel you become.

I've watched 2/5 of it so far, and I'll give you my thoughts. The positioning is good and refreshing. I temporarily think 8.5 Is on the low side. There are two slightly typical plots. One is that there was a guy named Liang (? Can't remember) at the beginning. Anyway, he was slapped in the face for taunting, but he got off the line very quickly, and there was no cliche of hitting the younger ones and the older ones. The other one was that there was a lot of barrage taunts during the assessment, but it was only this one time, and then it quickly reversed. Also, the setting is very special. Maybe it's because I haven't read enough books. I've definitely never read about skills-based occupations, and they feel very novel. In addition, the author's introduction is very clear. Before about 120, it is career switching, and after 120, it is career superposition. I personally don't think this is oppression or anything like that. Finally, there are people who post comments in the comments section every day saying that it is broken. My understanding of collapse mainly means that the protagonist is easily caught up by the supporting character under the premise of cheating. It is similar to the protagonist walking N+1 all over the place when N, N is not as good as a dog. Isn't it normal for the protagonist to cheat and exceed the standard (this book is about high talent). To save you from forgetting, there are four problems in the follow-up. First, when the protagonist is attacked, the rescue speed really makes people want to complain; secondly, when he ascends to the throne later, he says that the skills do not need to be maxed out, and the settings are reduced; thirdly, the dragon cannot break through 100 in the later period, but the experience ratio has not changed; fourthly, a small detail, but it is not considered a problem for the time being. I've almost finished reading it, and overall I still think it's a good book with not many pitfalls and quite a few poisons. Based on the Tomato rating system, I think 8.8-9 Is more reasonable, and it is a very enjoyable article without being too harsh. The main reason why the current score is not high is that there are few people watching and reading, so the score will not go up. But at the same time, if the score cannot go up, there will not be more students reading. The overall idea is also a story with good advancement, from unlimited job transfer to law control. The setting of job transfer is special. Some people may think that the following rules are clichéd, but I think that a book must end with a complete story. The rules and creation are better endings. Although they are a bit vulgar, they are more stable and will definitely end normally (much better than a bad ending) I've really finished watching it, and I'm still not satisfied with it. Anyway, I recommend it. It's really worth watching.

It's good, but I only have one life, and I always feel like I don't take my life seriously when playing online games.

The settings and values ​​​​are quite reasonable. Both talents are late-stage developmental talents. They can explode exponentially after initial accumulation. Well, they are still in the accumulation period [laughing and crying], but they can also cross levels and fight monsters, which is not bad. After all, the level is still a bit low.

The creativity is good, and the writing logic is also good. I highly recommend it if you like the data flow. However, the problem with the data flow is that once the data starts to expand, a lot of pitfalls and details will be ignored due to the rapid improvement of the realm. It will appear like I was excited about a level 30 artifact just now. In the blink of an eye, the character has reached level 50, and the expansion of data makes it impossible to compare the strength of the enemy and ourselves. It begins to become a flow of water. However, the author is relatively stable overall. At least he is working hard to write data for a long chapter. Overall recommendation.

I made a guess based on the female qi-training martial arts master: Level 0 professional star rating: Perfect quality +1 star, Epic quality +1 star, Talent influence +1 star. (Pure conjecture) Protagonist: Skill excess +2 stars. Second-level job transfer: (a+b)/2=n Guess: 3-star epic (5) + 2-star epic (4) + 1-star talent influence = 5-star epic (10÷2) Qi training martial artist (level 2) But this is of no use, as the limit of +2 stars per level cannot be reached in the later stage. Dude, help~

Not bad, very cool, perfect value, very comfortable. There is no depressing plot, the writing is smooth, and the plot is okay. There are no cliche plots such as slaps in the face, and there are no various clips depicting the appearance of women. This is worthy of praise ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )✧, which is why there must be a plot with Lin Jinan at the end (≖_≖ ), I don't understand, I really don't understand (I personally prefer novels of this type without a heroine, but the author's suggestion has no impact on the overall plot. It is a career-oriented novel, and the heroine does not have many plots. They only get together at the end, and there is no ambiguous love story. If you don't like it, you can not read the last chapter. If not, you can read it as a novel without a heroine, so I still give it five stars (*^▽^*)) Finally, I hope the author will continue his efforts and publish more new books ଘ(੭ˊᵕˋ)੭*