Reborn as a Master of Every Class

It's a good read, with meticulous details. It's a rare gem among online game novels these days. The protagonist's strength isn't abnormally strong (compared to other online games), and the author doesn't suppress the protagonist's growth. It's just that sometimes it's a bit too meticulous, but that's fine.

The author's ideas and concepts are good, but the writing style is rather bland. However, it's still readable on Tomato Book. Considering that four stars is a low score, I'll give it five stars for now to cheer on the author. Your personality is very clear, and you already know the grudge.

I love it! It's a really good game invasion novel. I almost dropped it when I found out there was a female lead, but that aspect was handled really well! The writing might be a little immature, and the exciting moments aren't always the most thrilling, lacking any particularly climactic scenes, but the logic and data are excellent, there are no major flaws, and it has the potential to become a hit! Keep it up!

So far, it's been pretty good, a solid choice in the genre of blending online games with reality. There aren't any overly dramatic comparisons or repetitive tropes. The reading experience is good; you can tell the author put effort into it. The equipment and item stats are very detailed.

So far, it's pretty good. I'm just wondering about 24 classes? I'm not sure if I'm remembering correctly. I wonder how much brainpower the author must have used. But I guess the main classes covered will be the initial three: Weapon Master, Rogue, and Priest. I also suggest not going into too much detail; too many classes might actually make it less interesting. It's okay to have them, but don't go into too much detail.

Excellent! You can tell the author put a lot of effort into this. The four beginner village dungeons offer hidden rewards, which, combined with previous quests, lead to the unique, limited-edition artifact in the beginner village. The plot is logical and fast-paced, with basically one dungeon per chapter, avoiding any dragging. I'm giving it five stars as encouragement.

Starting 27 days behind schedule is way too long. Even the most hidden mechanics are insignificant compared to the sheer number of players. 27 Days is more than enough time to explore all the content of the starting area. 🤦

It is indeed a typical online game novel, with rigorous data and innovative points. Highly recommended for readers who are new to online game novels. However, there are some minor issues. Because it's such a classic, it lacks originality and feels a bit boring at times. Similar plots have been seen countless times in other books 😂.

As a seasoned bookworm, I found this new book to be fast-paced and engaging (the numerical analysis is very rigorous), making it well worth reading. I just hope it doesn't develop into a harem later on. Author, keep up the good work! If you maintain this level of quality, it's sure to be a huge hit! [Learned something new][Request for more updates]

This is a rare example of a relatively balanced character in online game novels, without any overpowered ones. Using materials to slow down job advancement in the early game felt a bit difficult, but it's a growth story rather than an invincible one, so it's acceptable.