All People Change Classes: The Little Girl Rat King Wants to Farm

My Thoughts on All People Change Classes: The Little Girl Rat King Wants to Farm

This title definitely grabbed my attention, and after diving in, I found "All People Change Classes: The Little Girl Rat King Wants to Farm" to be a surprisingly engaging read, even if it has a few quirks. The premise is wild: a reincarnated office worker finds herself as a female rat in a world where Earth has merged with fantasy elements. Yes, you read that right.

First Impressions

Initially, I was hooked by the sheer absurdity of the situation. The MC's drive to evolve and eventually regain human form is compelling, and the blend of Western high fantasy with Chinese cultivation elements creates a unique, if sometimes strange, world. It's a fun twist on the isekai genre that keeps you guessing.

What Works Well

The power system is definitely a strong point. The use of familiar gaming terms like Bronze, Silver, and Gold makes the power progression easy to understand, which is a welcome change from some of the more convoluted cultivation stories out there. I also really enjoyed the MC's intelligence and her almost scientific approach to understanding her new reality. Her constant research and analysis of monster anatomy and magical principles were genuinely fascinating. Furthermore, the evolution aspect of the story is well-executed. It's satisfying to see the MC grow and adapt as she levels up and unlocks new abilities.

Areas of Concern

However, the story isn't without its flaws. The pacing can feel a bit off at times. I found the shift to another world relatively early in the story to be a bit jarring. I wish more time had been spent developing the initial Earth setting before whisking the MC away to a completely new environment. Also, some of the later fight scenes can become a little confusing, especially as the scale of the battles increases and spatial abilities come into play. It can be hard to keep track of what's happening and maintain a sense of the stakes.

Final Verdict

Despite these minor issues, "All People Change Classes: The Little Girl Rat King Wants to Farm" is a fun and imaginative read. If you enjoy isekai stories with a unique twist, a strong focus on character evolution, and a relatively straightforward power system, then I'd recommend giving this one a try. Just be prepared for a few unexpected turns along the way.