[Modern Urban High Martial + Everyone Changes Class + Leveling Up and Fighting Monsters + Invincible and Passionate]
Chu He transmigrated to a world overrun by monsters.
Only those who changed class and became professionals could fight them.
But classes came in different ranks.
Powerful professionals could destroy cities and lay waste to the land.
The weak were nothing but cannon fodder.
Unfortunately for Chu He, he became a lowly Bronze-rank Swordsman, the very definition of cannon fodder.
But he was also lucky.
He awakened a System with unlimited talents.
He received three talents from the start.
Talent: [Corpse Eater]: You cannot learn any class skills through conventional means. However, you can randomly draw and permanently acquire one ability from the remains of an Elite, Lord, King, or Overlord monster, gaining it as one of your own skills.
[The Lone King]: When you act alone without teaming up with any other unit, all four of your core attributes increase by 1,000%. When you are in a party, all four decrease by 50%.
[My Targets Are the Elite]: Killing Elite-, Lord-, or King-rank monsters grants you 10 times the experience. Killing ordinary monsters grants you 50% less experience.
[The Jester's Mercy]…
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This book is also known as: “Who Says Swordsmen Can't Destroy Heaven and Earth?” and “Is It Really So Strange for a Swordsman Like Me to Cast Magic?”
It's so good, I read it in one sitting! So cool! It can be said that it is so cool! Every skill is very good, except for some references before the college entrance examination (well, the relationship between father and son), there is nothing to complain about! Very nice!
More, I also want to see the protagonist kill that evil stepmother.
The overall feeling is pretty good, the author could speed it up a bit
At least what I have seen here is quite interesting. With less abuse and more passion, the book's ability to attract fans will be stronger. After all, those who abuse it over and over again are too uniform!
I haven't finished reading it yet. What I wrote earlier is pretty good.
It's beautiful. I finished reading it in one go.
Quick to write and quick to upgrade