Class Change for All: My Class Is Rebel

Sun Wukong was also a rebel when he was causing trouble in the Heavenly Palace

What the author wrote is very problematic. First of all, the level division is different from the order of white, green, and blue that most people are familiar with, but white, blue, and green. The protagonist has a high-level career and does not choose an ordinary career. Normal people really can't do it. Not only will there be a lot less resources, but there will also be a lot of public opinion, which will affect people's mentality, especially if they don't know the future of the career, which aggravates the situation.

It's really well written, and it doesn't deceive anyone. I'm trying to persuade you to quit in three chapters.

I'm sorry, if you just level up like a dungeon in the game, complete a long secret realm, have anti-thief talents, and don't organize the refugees and villagers to rebel, then you are just a stupid anti-thief? Waste of time…

No, since your profession is to be a rebel, shouldn't you recruit a large number of people to rebel? Then your career will be promoted to the rebel king, or the leader of the rebel thief. Otherwise, you will be the only one to fight alone. Tell me, a rebel will fight alone. You have to gather a large number of people to rebel. Well, to rebel is called a rebel. Then you wandering around alone, what do you call a rebel? Then you might as well call yourself a bandit or a pirate. You are a rebel and roam around alone. You don't know whether to rebel or not. Isn't that interesting? As for how many nobles you killed, I just want to ask you how many nobles you killed. Can such trivial things be compared with rebellion? Would it be so shocking to see a larger-scale peasant uprising, and then follow you to rebel, and then the country is overthrown? That's definitely not the case. Then what's the point of doing this?

Why don't you really change this fourth chapter? It's so vicious. It doesn't matter if you offended others before you changed it to the protagonist. Some people formed a team to fight the protagonist out of nowhere.

Change the second chapter and add the third professional skills introduction to the section on choosing a profession. Otherwise, you will lose a lot of readers by leaving the rare professions instead of choosing a common profession. You may want to write that the protagonist has the mind of Boss Chen, but to us readers, it seems that he is either mentally ill or betting on the reincarnation of dogs. This profession is no different from a bandit, and it is still an ordinary profession. In history, rebel thieves are like crucian carp crossing the river. How many can succeed? Instead of choosing the rare professions brought by time travel, choose a rebel thief with no future? You have to show that the protagonist is broad-minded and can make a fuss about rare professions and common professions.

The first three chapters screen the reader. . .

A profession rated as white and ordinary has incredible characteristics and talents. This system can't be a fool, right?

Writing an anti-thief for the sake of writing an anti-thief, just looking at the catalog and just killing monsters and upgrading, does this count as rebellion? If you kill everyone in the inner city, I will still look up to you. Otherwise, you are just a clown, which is too low.