I can change my job infinitely and gain god-level talents by changing my job.
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Synopsis
After a betrayal involving a powerful artifact, Chu Chen is transported back to the launch of the Illusion World server. Armed with the ability to switch professions indefinitely while retaining every previous skill and acquiring god-tier talents, he seeks to dominate the game world. This reads like a classic regressor power fantasy combined with the class-stacking tropes found in popular LitRPG novels. It is ideal for readers who enjoy rapid progression and overpowered protagonists who systematically break game mechanics. Those seeking a balanced challenge or deep emotional stakes should skip this title. The pacing is aggressive, focusing heavily on the accumulation of divine abilities, with the standout quality being the sheer scale of the protagonist's potential growth as he collects laws and time-control powers.
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This title offers a straightforward power fantasy centered on an oppressive growth curve. The primary strength lies in its clear, addictive hook: the ability to stack multiple professional talents, which provides a constant stream of progression. However, the narrative is currently in its infancy with only 67 chapters, and the plot follows a highly predictable regressor path. Given the low visibility and the reliance on god-level abilities from the start, there is a risk that the tension will evaporate quickly if the protagonist faces no meaningful opposition. It functions well as a light read, but it lacks the complexity found in more established works within the genre. Additionally, the fan-fiction categorization is somewhat confusing given the original-feeling premise, which may impact how new readers perceive the world-building.