Gods Have to Pay Taxes Too

"Lightweaver, Ghost Bloodline, Scarlet Sorcery, Dark Hunger... Each one is rarer than the last. Where did they come from?"

Anse eagerly browsed the ever-expanding class system.

"The Spirit Network members uploaded them themselves. Their bloodlines or classes are relatively unique. All this class knowledge has been evaluated and systematically organized, though some class systems are incomplete..." Sacos explained.

"They'll gradually be completed."

The Multiverse was far too vast, with countless strange and varied bloodlines.

Much like Scarlet Sorcery. Many considered it rare, yet shortly after this class system was added to the Spirit Network, dozens of Scarlet Sorcerers emerged.

When the population base was large enough, even isolated samples could find their own kind.

With the guidance of the Spirit Network, these people's fates were completely rewritten.

In truth, the ones changed most were not Sorcerers, whose class requirements were harsh, but the other class systems.

For example, the Mage branches now included Blood Magic, Shadow, Leyline Magic, Origami Mage, Occultist, Sage, Librarian, and more. Every one of them was highly distinctive.

There were also Gunners who forged a path through firearms, Pugilists renowned for their Tenacity, Blood Hunters who fought evil with evil, and Fiend Warlocks who served demons. These classes formed systems of their own, broadening and enriching the existing class system.

Based on each member's talents, the Spirit Network would recommend the class most suited to them.

As long as someone truly had talent, they could not possibly remain buried.

Because the Spirit Network kept uncovering geniuses one after another, the upgraded "Talent Check" and "Character Sheet" had been hugely popular and had not suffered malicious slander or rejection.

Many high-level Professionals were also willing to undergo a Talent Check to determine whether they had chosen the wrong class.

Even if they had chosen wrong, they might