Class Change: I'm an Archer, So It's Only Natural to Be a Little Tankier

Lin Feng transmigrates to a world where everyone changes class, becoming an archer.

His innate skill, [Feast of Slaughter], is actually a tank skill: every unit he kills increases his health by one point.

Everyone thinks he's useless, but he quietly stacks his health into the hundreds of millions, leaving both his teammates and his opponents dumbfounded.

Tank: "Wait, why is your health bar black? You're an archer, so how are you tankier than me? Here, take my shield. You can be the tank."

Mage: "I threw every skill I have at you. Why hasn't your health bar moved at all?

I'm a mage, not a masseur. Am I giving you a massage or something?!"

Assassin: "Seriously, man, I'm an assassin! I unloaded my whole combo, and your health bar is still full. How is that fair?"

Warrior: "Just let me get close and finish you... What the hell! Is your health bar welded in place? I hit you with my whole combo, and you haven't even lost a layer of skin!"

Other archers: "I'm a full-DPS archer, and I've been swinging my arms so fast they're a blur, but your health bar hasn't budged. How are you harder to beat than a boss?"

Support: "I've buffed all five teammates to the max, and now all five of them are attacking you.

Holy crap! Five of us are attacking you, and you haven't lost any health. What kind of archer are you? Go apply to be a world boss."

Lin Feng: "I'm an archer, and I'm afraid of dying. It's perfectly reasonable for me to be a little tankier."