The Book of Ten Thousand Jobs in a Supernatural World

The protagonist's foundation is only at the sixth level of the Tribulation Cloud realm, and he's looked down upon by everyone. I just want to ask, what kind of foundation could surpass the protagonist? Can the author even write one? I want to see if anyone with the world's number one Foundation Establishment technique, nine-tenths of the Thunder Body, perfected realms, and various secret…

Dozens of professions don't level up; they only rely on their side abilities to advance in realm. Look at your book's title! Readers are here for the protagonist's overpowered profession abilities, not for him to level up on his own. Watching your protagonist practice martial arts is less appealing than reading a traditional fantasy novel. If you can't even use overpowered abilities properly, what kind of writing is this?

A common problem with this type of novel is that it doesn't upgrade the main skill.

This is a story about a character who is bullied but the author couldn't quite pull it off. It's slightly toxic; the beginning is okay, but the later parts are so-so.

The book is getting increasingly boring, constantly piling on minor character classes while the author keeps the characters' actual strength suppressed. It's all about using these minor classes to outclass others. This kind of writing is the least appealing.

The beginning of this book is good, but the poor grades are probably due to the protagonist's entry into the Ji family, which discourages a group of people. With the protagonist's abilities and the power of a grandmaster as a backup, his strength ranks among the top ten in the entire county. Why would he need to go to the Ji family to suffer? He could just buy a house outside and it would be more readable. It's a bit of a letdown, only good for when you're looking for something to read.

Sigh, the beginning was alright, a very novel theme, that's why I watched it. But I didn't expect it to lean more and more towards martial arts and stuff like that later on. So many professions, you can combine them however you want—there are ghost messengers, Black and White Impermanence, the Ten Kings of Hell, and heavenly soldiers and generals, star lords, and so on… Why insist on comparing it to certain professions from the original world?

The beginning was watchable, but the end... Well, it's hard to describe.

The protagonist was besieged by the state's old guard and abandoned the book, making me feel like the author was trying to poison my mind.

It was probably a novel written on a whim. The world-building is too small, but the combat power is too high. Then they forcibly suppressed the combat power, boasting that everything was pushed to its limits, but in reality, anyone could easily defeat him. He didn't even train for four years in total, and then he lay in his coffin for another four years while everyone else was still stuck in the same place waiting for him.