ENUnlimited Class Acquisition, Starting as a Tanka Pearl Diver
从采珠疍户开始无限就职
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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Those who cultivate immortality prefer to be menial laborers, while those who practice martial arts prefer to be hunters or fishermen. 🙂
Black monks, nuns, and Taoist priests are common, but this is the first time I've seen a black Mazu.
Regarding the new death penalty added in the 4th dungeon
I don't know what the author's motives were in adding this new setting. So far, I haven't seen this punishment serve any purpose whatsoever; on the contrary, it seems to be fueling the protagonist's behavior of betraying him. Let's put aside the backstabbing incidents in the previous instances and just talk about this fourth instance.
It puts the cart before the horse, focusing entirely on the instance world while the main world makes no progress and the instance world fails to contribute to the main world.
The first two worlds were interesting, but it got boring from the opera performance onwards.
The time travel is too frequent. I just came out of a dungeon, and two chapters later a new story begins. The main world feels too thin.
The prostitute was heartless, but loyal; knowing he was in danger at the brothel, she helped him escape! But the actors were ungrateful; once they became successful, they never mentioned them again.
My personal reading experience up to chapter 16
I stopped reading after chapter 16. The premise is quite interesting, and if you like mindless, fast-paced novels, this one is pretty good, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking to delve deeper into the plot. So far, my feeling is that this book clearly shows the entire world serving the plot, and many characters have unreasonable behaviors, all in order to cater to the exciting moments…
This book started strong but ended weakly. The first arc was very well written, but it didn't resonate much in reality, which felt strange. Then they rushed into the second arc, which felt very rushed. The writing style is fine, but it felt like it was written too hastily.
The author likes to show off, writing about how awesome the protagonist is. But in reality, he doesn't seem that awesome. Awesomeness is a feeling, not something you can simply claim to be.