I'm an Adventurer, but All I Learned Were Monster Skills

The Baron is looking for a death squad to explore the dungeon. Someone has already told you that the Baron is not a good person. The reactions of others also indicate that he is going to die. Our protagonist does not think so. He thinks that what others say is nonsense, so he must go. If he goes, he will not be able to leave. Moreover, he has not thought about what to do if they don't plan to pay you at all and will kill you directly after the completion. During the exploration process, I also wanted to gain some experience, so I rushed forward as a suicide squad and acted as the leader. Think about the team leader's subordinates grabbing experience. Others have told you that the Baron is no longer a good person. It can be seen from experience that the team leader is not a good person anymore. You still said to be polite to him and said that this injured dream was left to me. You don't need to take care of the team leader. They will let you take charge of it when it's over. You left alone. You also said that they were rude and you almost died just to grab experience. If it weren't for the author's efforts and the mission was completed, he would just go and kill all the adventurers without giving him a penny. Then he would seal his life and make no money. Do you think the protagonist is stupid?

The most annoying thing is that someone with this kind of strength can't change jobs yet, and he still needs all kinds of materials.

Porcupine quills? Frog/toad tongue roll? A quadruple animal's rear kick or tail whip? The hardening of the stone man?

Although occupation is not important to the protagonist, it is too long to delay this for so long. I guess there is no official occupation since the book has been discontinued.