Shanhai descends, and the world mutates. Those chosen gain professions, and people call them Shanhai Walkers.
Soldiers hone their bodies through countless trials and master their skills, wielding iron halberds with the bearing of a great warlord.
Daoist priests scatter beans to summon soldiers and learn from nature. With the slightest lift of a hand, thunder crashes down.
Blacksmiths swing forging hammers and command extraordinary techniques. A torrent of treasures comes crashing down: who could withstand it?
There are also “monstrous beasts” that dance. The Nine-Tailed Fox charms hearts with every sway of its tails; Zhu Yan brings war into the world; Qiongqi unleashes a tide of blood, and the light of humanity gradually fades.
The false sky screen shatters, and Mu Lin emerges from the Woven Realm, becoming the last Weaver in the world.
He commands golden threads, weaves all things, and holds the stars in his grasp. The laws and lineages of the world all lie in his hands. He never wanted to be the Celestial Emperor, but who else could possibly take the throne?
Isn't the protagonist Weaver Girl? She is an obvious caster profession, and her skills are also meant to cast spells. Why do you tell the team members that she is a melee combat character? Does the protagonist have the skills and abilities to fight? You don't think that you can have a super high combat awareness by practicing with the help of your teammates for a few months?
Due to the special profession at the beginning, we cannot say that the profession is Weaver Girl. The tailor of Baigong is also a good choice. It is basically the same and more in line with the protagonist's character.