Global Class Change: They Told You to Be a Necromancer, Not a Grind Lord

Very interesting. I'd give the author a high score. Keep it up, author! The male lead is currently quite intelligent, and the female lead is also intelligent; there are no instances of them becoming less intelligent, and the pacing is good. However, they might need to plant more foreshadowing elements, otherwise, the story could easily become boring later on if the main characters have too much…

I won't go into the rest, but 64,800 can get you a god-tier talent. The protagonist seems to have gotten two around 90,000. And what about all those guild players and so many other players? None of them spent more than 100,000? Let alone the whales. Guild leaders know about the lottery event, it would be strange if they didn't let you draw the maximum amount. Do you really think it's that hard to earn money from gamers?

This is the second novel of yours I've read. The first one, *The Torture King*, was excellent, with clear and logical analysis and problem-solving. It's just a shame that the ending was affected by its poor sales. I rarely comment or tip when reading novels, but this time I absolutely must support the author!! I hope you keep it up!!

I've seen data crashes, but I've never seen one crash this fast. One gold coin is worth 10 yuan. People are worried about losing a single gold coin. Does everyone have to worry about losing 10 yuan? This exchange system treats us like idiots. And then there's the padding—getting equipment, padding it out, then boosting stats and summons, padding it out again. I'm speechless. Don't even bother reading this; all the positive reviews are fake. Just read it and no one will say a word.

There's a reason why it's not getting many readers. Starting with an unlikable female character early on probably deterred a lot of people (she actually gets quite a bit of screen time later on; I'd be a real resident of Bengbu if I could keep up with the protagonist who has 3 god-level talents. You might as well just change the protagonist). The plot felt bland and padded out.

I dropped it after chapter 15. I don't understand why it has a 9.2 Rating. Or does this software not have any real ratings? Take my advice, don't read it.

It looks alright so far. Looking at this [data panel] reminds me a bit of the Mechanic I read back in the day. It's also a class that relies heavily on "summoned creatures" in combat, but it boasts extremely high regeneration and overpowered close-range combat abilities…

I can only say it's almost perfect.

I've never seen such a weak novel. The protagonist defeats a monster or levels up in one episode, while various supporting characters are shown as amazing characters over three episodes.

The start was alright, but there was a lot of irrelevant chatter that took up two pages... Hopefully, the update will be faster!