I'm Really Just a Lord

I don't like this. After switching to this profession, the protagonist has to tell others all his skills, summoned beasts and other detailed information. If someone wants to harm the protagonist, once they successfully obtain the protagonist's information from the Li family, the protagonist is basically dead and has no privacy at all.

I thought it looked good at the beginning, but it turned out that the job change was a little bit toxic. I originally wanted to see a job-change Pokémon and the like. With such a strong talent, why would I switch to a summoner? Start as a Dharma God properly, learn things like aura, and treat your talents as the shell of a summoner.

The author's choice of genre is relatively good, and the writing style is generally not surprising but rather scary. After reading Chapter 19, I had no choice but to give up the book The content of the book is that the protagonist sells his information (for a lifetime) to others for 10,000 yuan (turn it in every few months at least three times a year). It is really smart. The protagonist can obtain resources by himself in the school dungeon, which starts at least 1,000 yuan, and it is still self-made. The players I have awakened have talents (rare). If it is one million or ten thousand per month and ends in one or two years (after all, it is for resources in the early stage), it is not unacceptable as a reader. But for a mere ten thousand 🤔🤔, I still signed a contract in the game (cannot refuse). I really can't figure out whether the author has the wrong nerve to come up with this kind of plot (this is without intimidation from others)

Why did you sell your skills and information for 10,000?

The writing style is average, but I like the genre. However, the author cleverly turned all the pleasant points into poisonous points, which is very powerful. There are at least three major poisonous points (the job transfer certificate, the acquisition of advanced skills, and the first attendant...). It is tasteless and it is a pity to abandon it. It is really worthless.

It's so poisonous, I don't know what to think about the good reviews.

Dudududu, change your job and become a slave. You even have to hand in your skills. It's blocked.

When he saw that he had signed the deed of betrayal, he decisively gave up the document. I won't explain why I chose Summoner to change professions. Your biggest advantage is your territory. Why don't you choose a auxiliary profession to cooperate with your subordinates?. Signing a life contract for a one-star profession, and there is no time mark. It's equivalent to having to report your skills for the rest of your life, so are you ignoring your talent territory? Do you have such an urgent need for a career? In the past, the college entrance examination was easy based on your talent. It was also easy for key universities. It was impossible to change to a one-star career.

The protagonist didn't choose a bunch of 3 and 4-star professions. Instead, he signed a contract with an unfamiliar force and switched to a 1-star profession. Not to mention the career choice, the author set this profession to have great potential. With this contract, the protagonist will hand over all the developed professional skills to others. It's a contract of betrayal

This job transfer is so toxic, some people should be dismissed