Kill Class Unlocked

A LitRPG

De: Gloam

Narrado por: Brian Kozak, Ari Kassabian

I always figured I’d eventually get killed in my line of work. I just assumed I’d stay dead at that point.

I was the one people hired to do the killing, after all. I knew a thing or two about how death worked. So when I was finally taken down during a high-profile hit, I was ready to embrace death with open arms.

Except I didn’t fully die.

Not yet, at least.

Some crazy afterlife system seems to have had me on its radar for a while now, and I’ve just been recruited to kill my way through a whole different world like it is a demented video game. A game filled with corrupt slumlords, shadowed alleyways, and hulking, superpowered brute villains to murder.

This is my new assignment. My new world. My new purgatory. If I choose a Class and level my way up out of here, I could have a second chance at existence.

But I never was one for following the rules. I’d much rather unlock my own damn Class, murder my targets any way I please, and get the hell back to Earth as fast as I can.

Or die trying. Again.

©2025 Gloam (P)2025 Gloam

Wasn’t the worst.

First of all not a bad book overall. I don’t like the narrator choices. The author needs to say what kind of world it is and not make us find out as we go along I also don’t like the system setup. I hate system made inventory’s. Get a spacial item. Also the skill choices are terrible. The skills should reflect the class otherwise the class is useless. Lastly the mc is supposed to be really experienced and he leaves trails as obvious as it gets. He talks to information brokers which isn’t bad in itself but he asks questions that if any one came looking for him are quite obvious. Spoilers : He entered a bathhouse found the owner then threatens him and his hookers then just leaves. The owner could’ve described him to anyone. He keeps making amateur moves left and right. He doesn’t wear disguises and seems to get money out of thin air. I’ve been searching for a competent assassin for a long time and sadly this falls short

Assassin's Creed meets Isakai with A new type of system

This book is going to be hard for a lot of people that are into esakai and lit RPG's to read at first. get past the concept of dungeons and dragons in a leveling system that follows traditional values and concepts.

The main character is just an absolute badass. At what he does. he quite by definition, is the guy you send into the forest with a toothbrush, and he comes out with a tank. this isn't about items and stats and leveling up. This is about a guy who's thrown to the wolves and survives period end of story. Take a picture, build a bridge. Get over it.

This is not my typical book. And if I didn't know the story style of it, I probably wouldn't have even given it a chance. But now that I have, I'm enjoying every second of it. i don't really have any off the top of my head of the 500 lit. Rpgs that I've read to compare this to, because it's honestly not like any of them. he does, however, have the thought process of survival, much like Jake does, for those of you that know what I'm talking about Then, you know, for those of you that don't, you should read more.