[Feel-good power fantasy | Invincible | Ruthless and decisive | No female lead | Everyone changes classes | Summoner protagonist]
In an era when everyone can change classes, demon lairs are everywhere and beast tides run rampant.
A hundred years have passed since the rifts appeared. Cities remain bustling as usual, but beyond them, portals to other worlds stand in every corner of the wilderness, where monsters and foreign races lie in wait. Countless class holders fight to the death on the borders to defend human civilization.
On his eighteenth birthday, Pei Jin awakens a rare S-rank command class: Bloodguard Commander.
Everyone thinks he is just a commander who hides behind his Bloodguards, until a single health bar stretches across the entire screen of the scanner.
“Eighteen hundred HP at level five? The machine must be broken!”
“His health is still skyrocketing?!”
Pei Jin’s real class is the sole hidden SSS-rank class: Blood Hell King!
When he kills monsters, demonkin, or otherworldly races, he permanently plunders 10% of their maximum health, and his attacks deal true damage equal to 10% of his own health!
Ordinary monsters can be refined into Bloodguards, while beast kings can be forged into Blood Generals. His legions grow alongside him, and even if they are destroyed, they can be remade.
While others form parties to grind monsters, Pei Jin sends out forces to clear the map.
While others compete for the first kill, he rides a giant bloodflame tiger and tramples over the top of the beast tide.
When a level-sixty top-tier shield warrior sees Pei Jin’s six hundred thousand HP at level twenty, he completely loses it. “You call this a command class?!”
Pei Jin glances at the blood-red army behind him and replies calmly, “By headcount, yes.”
Only when a blood dragon blots out the sky, nine Blood Generals line up in formation, and a million Bloodguards stand at attention does the whole world finally understand what the sideways 8 above his health bar means.
Is Jiang Wang's A-level and the protagonist's S-level equivalent in strength? I rarely see descriptions of emotions, and the dialogue feels a bit artificial. Other than these, they are well written, with pictures, and the plot is very attractive.
The details are written with great care. Finally, we are not just pursuing speed and ignoring quality, but pursuing quality (of course, the speed is not slow, but in a state where it is neither too slow nor too fast, and it can be understood thoroughly). The order is distributed reasonably, and everyone has his own benefit. (Of course you must listen to the national dialect) And what is the system? Can those things be written down? I can't understand them.
It's very careful. Every monster has a picture. It's really beautiful. The author doesn't want to stop updating it. Ooooh, for the sake of so many of us still liking it, why don't we write this book as entertainment? At least don't stop updating it [crying] [crying]
It's clear that a lot of care has been put into the high-quality products, and there are pictures [laughs]
Very pretty, to my liking
Nothing to say, five stars
Although I haven't seen it, I still...
The plot is okay, not brainless, and the details are not illogical.
It's great to have pictures
Personally, I feel that the characterization is not very distinct. It gives me a bland impression and it is difficult to leave any impression on people's minds.
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Is Jiang Wang's A-level and the protagonist's S-level equivalent in strength? I rarely see descriptions of emotions, and the dialogue feels a bit artificial. Other than these, they are well written, with pictures, and the plot is very attractive.
The details are written with great care. Finally, we are not just pursuing speed and ignoring quality, but pursuing quality (of course, the speed is not slow, but in a state where it is neither too slow nor too fast, and it can be understood thoroughly). The order is distributed reasonably, and everyone has his own benefit. (Of course you must listen to the national dialect) And what is the system? Can those things be written down? I can't understand them.
It's very careful. Every monster has a picture. It's really beautiful. The author doesn't want to stop updating it. Ooooh, for the sake of so many of us still liking it, why don't we write this book as entertainment? At least don't stop updating it [crying] [crying]
It's clear that a lot of care has been put into the high-quality products, and there are pictures [laughs]
Very pretty, to my liking
Nothing to say, five stars
Although I haven't seen it, I still...
The plot is okay, not brainless, and the details are not illogical. It's great to have pictures
Personally, I feel that the characterization is not very distinct. It gives me a bland impression and it is difficult to leave any impression on people's minds.