Global Job Change: Starting With The Hidden Job, Lord Of The Death

Have you really looked past the first few chapters? the quality of translation drops more and more after the first few chapter. I am now at chapter 20 and it is putting me off to continue due the lack of the right translation. It feels like the translator does'nt check his work. I do hope it will become better. I will try to push through for now and keep reading

A thoroughly interesting read with the standard weak to strong genre. A necromancer skill that has been looked down upon,is the initial start of this story. The MC is gifted a hidden class and from there begins his climb to greatness.

So far I have read the 40 chapters released and have found them all well written and easy to follow. I am hoping this guy doesn’t turn out to be a low class EQ MC which will be a huge turn off. Fantasy is one thing but when the MC becomes unlikeable then the novel fails.

Anyways, I will be interested to see how this develops.

this looks like harem? there are many annoying girls around mc.

This is one of the novel pattern where the MC is poor and died in it's previous life, reborn with memories of the previous life. Has a SSS talent or ability with cheat system. Either it has best friend who is a fatty or a talkative person; or a big or small sister who is supporting the MC, vice versa. Hardships at the beginning then smooth sailing in the end. Discovers that the level MC knows is just the beginning not the end. Get stronger for either for power, revenge or love.

the story is very simple but interesting I just wonder does anyone know if this story is a Harem?

it's trash but still better than the other trash...........................................................................................................................

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