Class Change for All: I Was Mocked for Becoming a Berserker

In fact, if you really want to write it as a sewer, you can just write that although the berserker is strong, he is prone to going berserk in the early stage, losing himself and falling into madness. In the end, there is no one who can come up with a reason for lack of blood. Then why was this profession created?

Just because the protagonist has awakened the Berserker, his class teacher has a grudge against him? What's the reason for this? According to your logic, does the head teacher want to hold a grudge against everyone in the class who has not awakened to a good career? *Nothing makes sense

The berserker has a skill, which is full of vitality and blood. . . . Still lacking energy and blood? Personally, I feel that writing about this issue is not as good as writing about berserkers who are easily lost in the battle. It is easy to get lost on the battlefield and end up with exhaustion of vitality and blood or even death. The less energy and blood you have, the easier it is to become violently lost, but the destructive power will be increased accordingly, but it is easy to die or be wasted halfway, and once lost, you will not be able to tell the difference between friend and foe.

Berserker, the reason why it is called Berserker is because of the word "Crazy"! Not blood! Blood is just because Berserkers tend to lose their minds due to rage when fighting, and then exchange injuries for injuries.

You are not a berserker. I'm afraid you are not a kryptonian warrior. It would be more reasonable to write that berserker easily loses his mind no matter how many levels he is and does not distinguish between ourselves and the enemy.

The protagonist came from time travel and didn't know about DNF.

It's understandable that the berserker was removed from the hidden profession due to some drawbacks, but no matter what, it's better than the ordinary profession, right? A group of ordinary students despise a profession that is between ordinary and hidden professions, just like ordinary high school students in reality look down on 985 outside the Ninth University. It is ridiculous.

It seems that in the author's writing, there is no profession that cannot be abolished.

Don't you, the mad warrior, have red eyes? Where's the ghost hand? What about the cross-cut diagonal chop?

The protagonist has only been promoted from level 10 to level 15 after 80 chapters. This god has no choice but to move up.