Absolutely worth reading. If it isn’t, I’ll eat 78.
[Everyone Changes Class + Jujutsu Kaisen + Invincible Power Fantasy + Ruthless and Decisive]
A century ago, Blue Star was invaded by Abyssal rifts. Demonic creatures ran rampant, modern weapons became useless, and human civilization came to the brink of extinction.
Class-change obelisks descended, ushering humanity into an era where everyone changes class!
Anyone who turns eighteen can awaken a class, from F-rank to SSS-rank. A person’s class rank determines the limits of their life. The weak can only become food for demonic creatures, while the strong can reach the summit of the world.
While his peers are still congratulating themselves over B-rank classes and cheering wildly over A-rank ones, Lin Ye awakens the one and only hidden SSS-rank class: Tiger Heavenly Emperor!
From the start, he inherits Yuji Itadori’s entire arsenal of abilities, withstands a dragon’s breath with his bare body, and smashes Abyssal monsters with his fists!
Divergent Fist strikes, and mountains crumble as the earth splits! Black Flash hits, and gods and demons alike fall!
Reverse Cursed Technique heals him. He comes back to full health in an instant, even on the verge of death, and grows stronger the more he fights!
And with the King of Curses, Ryomen Sukuna, sitting in his mind, anyone who dares provoke him can have a nice little playdate with the master of cursed energy from a thousand years ago!
Everyone: ??? We change classes to fight monsters and level up. You change classes and just crush us from another dimension?
Lin Ye: Sorry, but in a world where everyone changes class, I am the one and only Tiger Heavenly Emperor!
If there is no hidden occupation in the public domain, then how dare you have such an attitude? You are a fake person, right? It feels like you might as well kill them all directly. The fourth mythical profession in the Xia Kingdom in a hundred years is as valuable as paper. The other people's routine is at least pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger without disclosing the true level. It's a bit hypocritical to write like this when disclosing the professional level.