Universal Profession: After Awakening, What's My Job?

It wasn't until Chapter 10 that the protagonist remembered how powerful his "career" was. Before this, there were no professions, no bonuses, this defect and that defect. And it's not true that I didn't mention it before, but the protagonist's perception is that he is "weak". It feels like going against the routine for the sake of going against the routine. The original form was mentioned too many times. He has a girlfriend who is from the same family and is suspected of still having an old relationship. Water In the first few chapters, the protagonist seems to have been struck by the thought "My profession is weak."

Probably 6-8 points. For me, it is rare to have uo. For others, it should be reduced to an upper and lower limit of 0.5. The background and the protagonist are quite sensible, and they are considered a normal world and people😏. The disadvantage is that it starts out too narrative🤦. Especially the first few chapters. It will be much better from now on. Then the protagonist is super paranoid about being persecuted, but logically speaking, there is nothing wrong with being careful🤦.

The content of uo is somewhat niche, but it is considered novel in the game worldview. There will be more settings to understand what uo likes. There are definitely some who don't like it. The anti-routine plot idea is good, but not a success, but it also proves to be a hand rub.

I think it's okay. Why are there so few updates? I feel like this novel is going to be G-rated. I think the settings are quite interesting, but it's a bit confusing, but it's better than many AIs. I feel like this AI doesn't have that strong of a smell, and it feels more like hand-rubbing. I don't think there's any conflict, it's just like the pure hook of Chang Sheng Wen.

I can't say exactly when, where, what kind of demeanor I saw you, what kind of conversation you heard, that made me fall in love with you. That was a long time ago. By the time I realized I was falling in love with you, I was already halfway there.

I'll give it a 5-star review. This book does combine the common career system with uo very well. However, the number of chapters is too small. Each chapter only has more than 2,000 words. Most of them are relatively chronicle-style content. It feels like it may be from the Lifetime series. I still hope that these recent journals can be published more than 4 chapters a day, or 4,000 words per chapter is about the same.

I got to know the ancient game UO

It's nice, but a little lacking.

Although I haven't played Ultima Online, I still give it 5 stars.

Please support me. It's indeed a bit of a running story, but the setting is quite interesting.