Are Necromancers Weak? Kill a Monster, Gain a Stat Point!

After transmigrating to a high-martial world, Chen Xiao was tormented by his stepmother, saddled with a massive loan, and forced to change classes into the trash profession of Necromancer. As everyone sighed over his fate, he awakened the God-Tier talent Infinite Talent Cards. Every five levels, he could draw a talent ranked S to SSS. His class had drawbacks: His health and mana started lower than those of ordinary class holders, and he could gain only 50 stat points a day. He couldn't build up his health or mana? No problem. From the start, he drew the SSS-tier talent [Corpse Plunder]. Every monster he killed gave him one stat point. While others could gain only 50 stat points a day, he could gain thousands. His life level was too low to raise his stats any further? He drew the S-tier talent [Advance Loan], which let him ignore restrictions when assigning points and customize talents at will. It was downright absurd. His summoned skeletons had only half his stats and were melee fighters, so they couldn't deal enough damage. People called them cannon-fodder summons? He had the SS-tier talent [Mind's Eye], which made every attack hit. He could summon a horde of skeletons and land tens of thousands of hits at once. Tell me, aren't you scared? And as his level rose, he drew even more talents: Stat Bomb, Greed Jar, All-Seeing Eye, and Hand of Guilt. He didn't just get a talent every five levels. He could also use stat points to draw even more talents. An SSS-tier genius who started alongside Chen Xiao: "He's terrifying. I can't even beat one of his skeletons." Chen Xiao's stepmother: "I regret going after him. I've tried to take him out again and again, but every time he escapes. I can't stop him at all." A dungeon boss: "Does anyone get it? I had such a huge health bar, but the moment I saw him, it was completely emptied."