Global Class Change: I'm a Priest, So What the Hell Is Cancer Cell Spread?

Nice! This kind of novel is somewhat of an invincible type, but there are some crises, and the protagonist is decisive in killing. If you don't think about it carefully, you may think that the protagonist is cold-blooded and ruthless. Moreover, the introduction of this book is also very well written, and even the title is the same. I was immediately attracted by it, added it to my bookshelf, and read more than 200 chapters in a row, which made me stay up until past 3 o'clock! I was very sleepy in the morning and was woken up by the teacher😭. Anyway, I highly recommend it to everyone.

Very nice First of all, from a macro perspective, it is a real world From a microscopic perspective, it tells the story of what happens between various viruses Well worth seeing

While saying that I was worried that my brother would be killed, I pushed my brother in front of the knife, and I was too afraid to pick up anything. At the same time, I wanted to let everyone know that I was awesome and contradictory. Moreover, in this book, the male pastor might as well have died happily. What we are saying is that male pastors are also pastors. As long as the pastor has breasts, it is enough. What is the point of squeezing the living space of male pastors like this? Not everyone only wants female pastors. Most people don't actually care about gender. But in this book, the pastor should be a girl. As long as he is a boy, he will be damned. It's quite weird.

It looked good at first, but I couldn't stand it after reading more than 20 chapters. I couldn't accept it in terms of experience points. Killing an ordinary monster at level 12 and above level 5 only has 46 experience points. Killing a level 16 human has 2020 experience points. The author also said that killing is not encouraged. Then there is the BOOS aspect. The protagonist kills at level 20. A level 23 extraordinary BOOS only adds 36,200 experience points (this is the number after the protagonist's first kill system has multiplied 20 times + the experience ball 20 times). In other words, an ordinary person can only get 905 experience points. If a team is formed and one person can get dozens or hundreds of experience points, is this reasonable?

Let's start this disgusting thing. We have to give the protagonist an identity that everyone looks down upon. Why not just give him a life and career. Furthermore, who said that a priest's spell-casting movements must be feminine? Do you like female priests? You'd like Ruhua to cast spells on your face, right?

I would like to advise all book lovers to remember to clear their minds before reading this book, otherwise you will really not be able to stand it.

He is timid and travels through time! I am afraid of the wolf before me and the tiger behind me!

What a hearty Akaashi! I jumped to the end after reading more than 20 chapters, and after reading it, I felt that there was no progress, and the author himself felt aggrieved! Do you want to take a look at what you are writing? Thinking at every turn, falling into deep thought, dragging your chin in thought, folding your hands in thought! Forget about meditating at ordinary times, but you still meditate during a life-and-death battle scene. When you are deep in thought, the BOSS actually waits for you to finish meditating before fighting you! What kind of outrageous plot is this? All I can say is that the author's writing skills need to be improved. It would be better not to write at all if this continues!

It's too grinding and too watery, I can't stand it anymore

The protagonist is seriously ill and is forcibly demoted to the aura. No one else can level up. There is no bottleneck in upgrading this thing. Others have to let you go.