Song Fan transmigrates into a world where everyone changes class.
This world is not only home to alien races from beyond the borders, but also terrifyingly powerful evil demons. It is incredibly dangerous.
On the day of the class-change ceremony, he awakens as an ordinary Necromancer.
But there’s something special about him.
He activates Hextech Augments, allowing him to choose one of three Hextech Augments every time!
His first choice:
[Take It Easy: You won’t gain any experience for the next three days. After that, your level will rise to five, and you’ll receive 20,000 gold!]
On the very day he changed classes, Song Fan chose to take it easy.
While everyone else worked themselves to the bone leveling up, he lounged at home playing video games.
He could level up while lying down!
His second choice:
[Featherweight Contender I: The effects of basic skills are increased tenfold!]
Every basic skill had all its effects multiplied by ten!
Other people’s summoned skeleton warriors were trash, but his had ten times the stats and could take out a weakling with a single slash!
Song Fan: “You’ve got to multiply everything by ten!”
His third choice:
[Kilometer Arc I: Killing an enemy restores 10% of your mana and reduces cooldowns by 10%.]
Killing enemies restored mana and reduced cooldowns?
Song Fan became a perpetual spellcasting machine.
A year later, the divine judgment apocalypse arrived.
Blue Star became the frontline battlefield where alien gods clashed with dark demons.
Billions of humans were on the brink of annihilation!
Faced with countless alien races and frenzied demons,
Song Fan stood alone.
“An endless army of divine-tier skeleton warriors.”
“Billions of undying liches.”
“Countless abyssal bone dragons.”
“You so-called gods, can you withstand them?”
We have everything we should have, and we understand everything we know. For example, a profession that everyone despises, the hostility of the descendants of a certain big shot, the genius school beauty, the bullying of classmates [snickering] [snickering] There are other things that I won't mention, just go and see for yourself.
I was a little uncomfortable for a while. The school teacher in this book is called a serious teacher. The protagonist shows genius potential, so he decisively brings him to gain experience. If he can't carry it by himself, he calls a helper. Tickets for the equipment and skill books are given to him as long as he has them, instead of like other similar novels, even if the protagonist's talent is interrupted, he will receive it. First of all, the school teachers are still the same. They don't see anyone at all. They only show up when they win honors in school exams and competitions. They pretend to have a harmonious relationship between master and apprentice, praising the protagonist for being a good person and living up to the training of the school. The most outrageous thing is that the so-called protagonist who has undergone professional teaching training can't even recognize the monsters in the novice village. , And the most outrageous thing is that there are some undercover agents who are suspected to be sent by the enemy. The difficulty of the novice copy is raised to the standard of killing people. If they find that the difficulty is not difficult for the students, they continue to increase the difficulty. They also brazenly say that real geniuses must have the courage to overcome all difficulties and the challenge is impossible. Unlike this book, all the teacher can think about is improving the configuration of the students. Go up to avoid overturning when you finish the copy. The only flaw in this book is that the immortal descends to the earth to refine his Qi in seconds. The supporting character exclaims that this immortal is so powerful that only the foundation-building ancestor can suppress it. The immortal once again takes action to build the foundation in seconds. The supporting character exclaims that the immortal's methods are so awesome that he seems to be the first person under the golden elixir.
Did you say this is a necromancer??? Does the protagonist need to control each one? It's all a familiar plot! One ! Look ! One ! Indivual ! No ! Squeak! Voice !
The pretense routine is a bit too deliberate. When competing for the top spot in the big exam, you didn't release all the summons. Is it still too bad for your grades? If the skill has no limit on the number of skeleton knights, why not just replace them all with knights?
Not undead at all, not as good as the Mimic monster next door. The protagonist doesn't use corpses as materials to directly summon skeleton monsters. What kind of undead are they? Moreover, the one who robs the boss and gives benefits to the protagonist is too deliberate.
It really should be good-looking, but the ambiguous lines of this cold-blooded school beauty are a bit too much for me to stand. Wouldn't it be nice to upgrade an army of necromancers and Hex systems by yourself? We also have to go out into the field as a team and have a teacher accompany us, but the teacher is all kinds of surprises next to us. There is no need. I feel that it is a waste of experience to form a team that I can kill alone.
How can I have a choice? Once at level 1? Or once at level 5?
I saw Chapter 21. 😁😁😁
Copy articles in batches, the author is a genius
This is exactly like what a child wrote