Global Class Change: Aura Master, I Am the Forbidden Zone

That's pretty brainless! They're talking about cheating in a real game without even realizing it! The author must be out of their mind.

It's the same old problem: support classes are constantly ridiculed, even by high-ranking school leaders. They look down on support classes, but even a small stat boost, like a few percent, makes a huge difference. What's the difference between 300 meters per second and 300+ meters per second? Not to mention combat at speeds several times the speed of sound. And then there are the various novels featuring different classes that look down on support classes—it's ridiculous.

This is just for laughs. In a team, if someone is willing to focus solely on support, you'd practically worship them, especially a passive support like an aura. In war, even a mere 5% buff from an aura can create a terrifying difference.

The fact that this book on paralysis has survived to this day is thanks to everyone here.

This is hilarious! The first chapter says, "He's actually the strongest support aura master!", Then in the second chapter, the protagonist is going to take the exam for the Nine Heavens Holy Land, and it says, "Although the Nine Heavens Holy Land also accepts support classes, you're just an aura master..." This kind of contradictory and self-contradictory setting appears so openly; the author is just trying to be funny.

If you could only choose three, which three would you choose? 1: IQ increases by 100% 2: Rejuvenation Technique 3: Can freely become invisible, pass through walls, burrow underground, fly, possess god-level teleportation, travel through portals, perform god-level healing spells, god-level telekinesis, god-level mental blocking spells, and god-level gene blocking spells.

A 100-meter halo has a radius of 50 meters? Haha.

This author has never played games, right? Don't they know that support is the most important role? Warriors aren't even that important; the important thing is the support, especially since this is a real person! Are you treating this like a game? Even in a game, you need a good support! In the real world, choosing only warriors? Are you trying to die?

Basically, no matter what, the protagonist has to show off and slap everyone in the face. No matter how powerful, how legendary, or how many miracles the protagonist performs, no one sees it; they only mock the protagonist, saying, "What can a support character do? What can they do?" Then it's always the same: "Impossible! Impossible!"

The first three chapters are supposed to make readers lose their minds, but by the eighth chapter, the characters are poisoned and die. The data is contradictory. In the real game, this so-called holy land doesn't even accept support classes with no combat ability. Anyone knows how important support is. Whether it's clearing new content or raiding, how many people would die without support? Is this holy land a spy from an enemy country, deliberately sabotaging its own people?