Infinite Profession Fusion: I’m the Ultimate Myth!

Unlike other character-based novels, this one, despite having a character stat panel, never shows it in the main text. It only mentions things like "stat points allocated to this area" or "approximately how many points are in strength." Currently, game equipment isn't the focus, and its future is uncertain.

At first glance, the synopsis made me think it was a typical overpowered protagonist story, which almost deterred me. However, after reading the novel, I realized the protagonist's main strength wasn't class fusion, but rather command and tactics. Furthermore, the overall pacing and plot are quite good so far; it's not too far-fetched and is quite enjoyable.

Surprisingly, it's pretty good. The pacing is comfortable, with no sudden invincibility or excessive level pressure. The two-level-one-new-class system also makes you want to look forward to the future development. The fact that the supporting characters and extras are portrayed in a way that's not formulaic or like AI characters deserves five stars. The biggest drawback is the slow update speed.

Awakening Professions is a pretty good story. The pacing is good, the satisfying moments are well-timed, and there weren't any frustrating moments. The characters' values ​​are also sound, and the power system doesn't seem broken so far. The characters are also quite distinct. While it doesn't quite reach the level of a full ensemble cast, it's still very well-written. It's surprising that the score is so low; I felt it should be at least a 9.2! 🤔 Keep up the good work, author!!!

The premise is quite unique; it's not entirely a leveling-up story, and the plot and daily life elements are also quite good, making it a decent way to pass the time. If the author continues to innovate, reform, or modify the resource acquisition methods within this semi-leveling-up genre, it will remain a top choice as long as the reader doesn't get tired of it.

It's well-written, with clear logic, and the protagonist grows stronger step by step, not instantly. He considers the actual situation before attacking in every battle. This protagonist is intelligent and capable in combat. Those interested can check it out; it's not an overpowered protagonist story and there's no system.

It's a pretty good novel, with a slow pace and not a mindless wish-fulfillment story. The protagonist is intelligent and resourceful. The early plot is too clichéd, the villains seem to target the protagonist for the sake of targeting, and there aren't enough satisfying moments, which might be off-putting. Otherwise, I think it's fine. It's a shame it's so unpopular.

Eat, everyone come and eat!

As a collector, I really enjoy novels with multiple professions, especially those featuring incredibly talented protagonists. I also greatly admire the author's writing style.

The pacing is relatively slow, and it's not a pure wish-fulfillment story, so it won't reach a 9. A rating of around 8.4 Or 8.6 Is more reasonable. The score should rise with subsequent updates.