Sekai de Yuuitsu no Tenshokushi: Job Hopper na Ore wa, Isekai de Subete no Job o Kiwameru Koto ni Shita - Vol. 1 Ch. 4

[MangaDex]

 

[Toloran]

Like how he just immediately spilled the beans on his super isekai power as soon as he was confronted about it.

 

[kingdedede]

not only is the guy OP but hes also retarded, a potent combo for isekai

 

[lightingcloud]

lol that Taniguchi reference

 

[Yugseto]

Bro has no proficiency in "isekai", lmao he just spilled everything, it's was so abrupt I thought it's was in his head

 

[RealistMysteryMan]

Thank you for the translation!

 

[AkodoRyu]

Like how he just immediately spilled the beans on his super isekai power as soon as he was confronted about it.

As an Asian, not lying to grandma is in his genes. The stick would be in motion if he even tried. Or a slipper 😂

 

[GipoScribantino]

I mean, it's not like this job change skill is omnipotent. Sure, people might take advantage of it to force him a specific job to make money or something, but as we saw on chapter 1 and 2 it all depends on his growth and training, meaning it can be fairly useless or a waste of resources if you don't plan it properly.
Basically, being honest about it and its drawbacks might actually be a good idea here.

 

[Hoezell]

This is fun hahaha
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[Warukyure]

I wonder if he gets like advanced classes later on like paladin or something straight bizarre

And looks like they want crafting like it's own class instead of skills they can learn on top of jobs like other stories. Shame, I think that's too much job swapping. What's he gonna do eventually? Miner? Botanist? Fisherman?

 

[Wildfire]

Bro has no proficiency in "isekai", lmao he just spilled everything, it's was so abrupt I thought it's was in his head

And it required the grandma to push him into exploiting his ability by levelling up.
Maybe if he is lucky he can take the "Isekai Hero" job and realise how to use his ability

 

[HelioCesar]

In for a penny in for a pound bro, next time keep your mouth shut

 

[Amariithynar]

Like how he just immediately spilled the beans on his super isekai power as soon as he was confronted about it.

To be fair he thought that jobs were interchangeable since that's how it is in so many games that have job classifications; he expected his own system to be relevant to the world's system. Sure, you could argue that he was naive to do so, but given his backstory he doesn't seem someone who would really think paranoically, either; he's generally an honest, hardworking person.

I wonder if he gets like advanced classes later on like paladin or something straight bizarre

And looks like they want crafting like it's own class instead of skills they can learn on top of jobs like other stories. Shame, I think that's too much job swapping. What's he gonna do eventually? Miner? Botanist? Fisherman?

the whole point of showing Apothecary here as well as Gerda herself was that it's NOT required to have the job; the job simply makes it much more effective at a basic level, and lets you use shortcuts like the Dry spell he used there.

 

[Doedoel]

To be fair he thought that jobs were interchangeable since that's how it is in so many games that have job classifications; he expected his own system to be relevant to the world's system.

First thing that came to my mind was Adventure Quest World and DragonFable, lol

 

[PS_Dane]

Did the mangaka really just spend 3 pages describing soup?

 

[Lunarrrr]

Grandma about to give him that herbal knowledge. Also I like how his clothes changed and she mentioned it can't fool her

 

[HelioCesar]

is this getting scanned from spanish to english? Anyway there is a 'esta' in place of 'this' in page 11, don't know if the group read the comments here.

 

[HelioCesar]

Did the mangaka really just spend 3 pages describing soup?

he even was nice with only 3 pages, we are lucky bro's clothes didn't melt while he explain all the nuances of the flavour with an ahegao like face haha

 

[rh75]

Sounds like if he doesn't plan carefully he'll become a 'Jack-of-All-Trades but Master-of None.'

Can't remember the manga I read this in, but the MC could change to a high level swordsman but lose to someone lower because they didn't have combat experience.

 

[DrtLckd]

There's a reference in Page 6/7 to "Kodoku no Gourmet's" Chapter 12 Page 5, which I guess is kinda like a meme in Japan, after looking it up online. My translation may be off, but it's something along these lines.