Everyone Changes Careers and Starts a Mythical Career, the Lord of Death!

The author writes very well. It's just that the protagonist is too invincible.

Severely downgraded. If, like the protagonist, he cheats like the protagonist and goes through N times of level to quickly spawn monsters in batches in seconds, and the upgrade is still so slow, how do other professionals play, and where do those high-level professionals come from (slowly spawning monsters is not enough)? Even if you come up with a setting: the protagonist's profession is too strong, so the experience bar required for each level up is several times longer than others, wouldn't it be reasonable? But if you don't have this setting, it's just hard pressure. When you first endow souls, you can't take them back, so you don't use them much because you're afraid of wasting them. It's understandable. Later, when you get the ability to recycle souls, you say it's better now and you don't have to worry about wasting souls. But in the end, you still save souls and use them as empty team spots? Then why did you release this skill so early? Is it difficult to replace it with another more practical skill that the protagonist can use right now? How long is the sentence for using the new skills you have introduced?

The plot is very enjoyable, there are no poisonous points, the pace is fast, there is less emotion, the writing is average, the logic is correct, the data is accurate, and the updates are slow.

The value starts to collapse after chapter 100. Haha. Change the job and the attributes are 4xed. 3000 Becomes 9000. Haha.

Very good

Halfway through reading, I saw that all the gods mentioned were female, and I lost interest. He is equal to her.

If you don't like reading novels with your brain, you can read

Cliché

Very good

It's okay at the beginning, but it's not interesting after that.