I Changed Class to the Lord of the Old Ones, and Every Strike Brings the End of the World

If you’re tired of good-for-nothing heroes who start out shouting, “Thirty years east of the river, thirty years west,” and fed up with overpowered veterans who get reborn and pretend to be rookies, this book will give you something entirely new.

Chen Yu, a transmigrator with no parents, is a state-raised orphan in a world where everyone changes class. He awakens the unprecedented Z-rank class “Calamity: Lord of the Old Ones.” The whole school treats him like a joke, even worse than an F-rank. His ex-girlfriend’s friend even comes to him and says, “Give your 20% bonus points for the college entrance exam to Fang Hao, and in return, I’ll go see a movie with you alone after the exam.” Seriously, who says something like that? Chen Yu fires right back, leaving the “beautiful Miss Liu” questioning her entire existence.

But no one knows that this Z-rank class isn’t trash at all. It’s the one and only hidden class, above even SSS rank. Once his two conceptual-level talents come to light, Chen Yu switches straight into “cheat mode”: by envisioning the uncanny beings of the Cthulhu Mythos, he can summon unreasonable calamity servants into the real world, including the Voidreaver Kha’Zix, the ghost bride Red Moon, and Yog-Sothoth, god of time and space. Everyone else tackles dungeons cautiously, coordinating in teams where healers, tanks, and damage dealers are all essential. Chen Yu walks into a dungeon, sets three calamity servants loose, and the boss’s health bar is already empty before it can even get a good look at him.

Everyone living amid destruction and disaster agrees: “Go find Chen Yu. He’s humanity’s savior!”

As for where the disasters come from, it’s best not to ask!!