There is One New Rule Every Month Globally

"Occupational Restriction": When less than 40% of the players on this planet have faith in the god you speak of, you will not be able to leave your own planet.

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"Occupation": Emperor.

"Occupational Effect": You will randomly receive a buff each day, which is a mandatory negative buff that cannot be removed by any means, but correspondingly, you will also acquire a random S-class Prop every day, with only one opportunity for consumption.

Whether used or not, the Prop will begin to re-randomize at 0:00.

"Occupational Restriction": You cannot use any Props below S-class.

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"Occupation": Faceless One.

"Occupational Effect": You will gain a random occupation every week and will be immune to the restrictions and potential negative buffs that come with that occupation.

"Occupational Restriction": You will not be able to advance in your job promotion.

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"Ding, please select your occupation within thirty minutes. Once the occupation is fixed, it will be almost impossible to change, please choose carefully," said the system.

"..."

Chen Yi frowned as he looked at the three occupational choices that had popped up before him.

None of them were the occupations he desired. His favored occupation was Wang Qi's—"Bloodthirsty Butcher"—which had an occupational effect that you would be forcibly invulnerable to death within one hour, and when paired with his Wife-Killing Buff, it was incredibly strong.

But it was understandable why he didn't receive that occupation; after all, based on the way he cleared the game this time, it didn't look like he would get the "Bloodthirsty Butcher" occupation.

However, the three occupations before him were also very strong.

The first occupation, Shepherd.

It goes without saying, as long as you have one believer, you can amplify the effect of your Prop title by 0.01%. With a sufficient number of believers, increasing the amplification of your Prop title's effect by several tens of times was not an issue at all.

One can imagine.

With enough believers, an S-class Prop amplified by several tens of times would have what kind of effect.

The strength is simply outrageous.

It's an occupation with no upper limit and extremely good developmental potential, powerful in the late stages.

The second occupation is not weak either.

Receiving a random S-class Prop every day means you can use an S-class Prop once for free each day. The strength of S-class Props is self-evident; needless to say if you choose this occupation, no matter what the map, there will be practically no difficulty.

An easy clearance.

But the restriction is clear, not allowing the use of any Props below S-class.

In most cases, all players still rely on props below S-class as their main strength; S-class Props are just a trump card. Who else could have so many S-class Props?

Not to mention anything else.

Even he, who had captured two game Monuments, only possessed one S-class Prop—"Longevity as the Southern Mountains."

The restriction on this occupation is a bit too great.

The third occupation's effect is more balanced, as you will gain a random occupation each week and will be exempt from the restrictions of that occupation. One can imagine, by then, no matter which occupation is randomized, you will be able to maximize its power.

But the downside is that you will never be able to receive a Job Promotion.

Job Promotion.

He is not clear about this path at the moment; he is unaware that occupations could be promoted, nor does he know the effects after job promotion, so he doesn't have a concrete concept of this restriction.

These three occupations each have their own advantages and shortcomings.

Choosing which one is quite the dilemma.

After pondering for a while, Chen Yi finally focused his attention on one of the occupations, which seemed more suitable for him.

Most importantly, the restrictions of this occupation are not very strong.