Is Your Profession Noble? I Have Unlimited Employment!

I don't dare to read it. Usually in this kind of novel, in order not to destroy the fighting power, they will find various reasons not to let the protagonist take up the job, and the behavior is not like normal people.

It is recommended that all the scenes involving the protagonist's friend be deleted. The character is too out-of-touch, the sense of presence is abrupt, and there is no value in the plot. It feels like it's just used to water down the word count. His functionality can be matched by any nameless classmate

I keep talking about how noble the professional level is, but some jobs don't include a level limit.

The writing is good, but I personally don't follow Japanese comics very much, but it happens that such authors like to write Japanese comics, Naruto, Ultraman, and Pirates. I was confused when I read it 😢

It is said that the fantasy world that I have been to can be repeated, but I have never been there, just like I have forgotten it. I can't think about other details anyway. The combat performance is very poor, and the upgrade is slow. The initial warrior apprentice reached level five after sixty or seventy chapters.

The Sixth Form of the Navy is a complex skill. If you learn one form, you are basically an elite. Some officers at the school level will never learn it, and some generals who are strong enough to learn the Sixth Form will return their lives to the ultimate technique. . This book disparages 6 forms. . By learning the 6 moves, you can beat all fruit-powered masters of the unnatural and superhuman types with the same strength. . . Abandoned. Abandoned the book

There is only one profession in the main world. Isn't it possible to find unlimited jobs? It feels like only the professions in the fantasy world are working hard, and there are too few professions in the main world. They are not interesting and there is no feeling of a hundred flowers blooming.

I can't write a lot of details well, and I feel there's a lot of ambiguity.

The main world is just a mess, and the supporting characters are poorly portrayed.

When I looked at the introduction and saw Breaking Single, I almost thought it was 01

Why don't you practice the protagonist's tracking technique?

What I've seen so far is pretty good, just too little.

A person can only be worth one main job, and powerful main jobs have different attribute requirements. So, wouldn't normal humans be unable to find a high-level job in their lifetime?

I seem to have very little follow-up reading. I don't know if I can finish it.