Not having a specific class, in other words, he was an all-rounder.

There were players in Second World who had tried this method before, but they quickly gave up.

The reason was very simple. Being an all-rounder meant that they were not proficient in anything.

After players changed their class, they could learn powerful active skills. If they did not change their class, they could only learn low-level skills that were below level 15.

Once the class change was successful, the low-level skills of other classes would be forcefully forgotten.

In other words, if Mike changed classes to become a sharpshooter, he would not be able to use tachi or magic...

For ordinary people, this was nothing.

Because everyone had already determined their desired class to learn before changing classes.

Even if they learned low-level skills of other classes before changing, they would only lose some game coins. It was not a big problem.

As for the skills being forgotten, it was even less worth mentioning.

Learning how to use a weapon and increasing the damage by just 1% was a useless skill.

However, to Mike, these passive skills were extremely powerful godly skills!

Maybe in the future, Mike would change his mind and change his class, but that was a matter for the future.

Though the prerequisite was that he had already obtained a specific class's special skill or tool.

To have Mike change his class, the class had to be of great importance.

Now, there were only a few gold coins left in Mike's backpack.

He had just learned more than 20 passive skills consecutively. Some were class skills, and some were life skills.

He had pretty much learned all the passive skills that could be learned.

With so many skills, 12 gold coins were not enough.

The reason why he could learn these skills was that the post on the forum was still buying him game coins.

With a high price of 1:1, many people were willing to trade.

..

After learning the skills, Mike closed the trading post on the forum and went to the dyeing workshop. However, just like before, he could not get in.

He had no choice. He then left the dyeing workshop and went to another place, the City of Light's announcement office.

There were many quests released by the king. Some were fixed and some were released randomly every day.

The upper limit of the quests was determined by the player with the highest level in the region.

If the highest level of the players in this region was level 20, then the highest level of the quests would only be level 30.

Players could challenge quests above their level. There was no limit in Second World.

The lowest level would always be level 10.

After all, players who could come here were all level 10 and above and had graduated from the novice village, so there was no need to set missions that were below level 10.

Mike came to the mission board and carefully observed it.

He wanted to find a mission with a good reward.

The difficulty was not important. With Mike's strength, he could usually complete it.

After spending 20 minutes, Mike finally found a mission that suited him very well, in fact, it could be said that he was the only one who could complete it.

[Wheat field guardian] 

[The wheat field in the east of the City of Light has always been an important source of food for the city. The farmers work diligently every day. But recently, a group of mutated locust monsters appeared and are crazily eating the crops. Under the king's order, whoever kills these mutated locust monsters will be rewarded!]

[Mission requirement, kill 10,000 mutated locust monsters in the wheat field.]

[Mission level: level 25.]

[Reward: skill book, second-hand mastery.]

Seeing this skill, Mike's eyes lit up.

Mike had heard of this skill in his previous life. It was considered a very rare skill.

Although in Second World, some weapons were used with both hands.

For example, bows and arrows, and boxing gloves.

However, most of the weapons were used with one hand.

If one learned the second-hand mastery, then one could use a one-handed weapon on the left hand!

Therefore, in Second World, there would be things like the dual blade style or the dual gun style.

However, it was very rare.

Because the second-hand mastery skill was too rare.

Just from the difficulty of this quest, one could see how rare the second-hand mastery skill was.

Mutated locust monsters was a very common type of monster in Second World.

They were very weak and could only deal 1 damage to players.

Even if level 1 players wore no equipment, the monsters could only deal 1 to 2 damage points at most. It was impossible for them to deal more damage.

Despite that, no player was willing to provoke these mutated locust monsters.

That was because they were always in groups!

Every time a mutated locust monster appeared, there would be thousands of them.

Even if they could only deal 1 damage, when 10,000 mutated locust monsters attacked at the same time, even a high-level player would not be able to take it.

This was also the reason why the reward for this quest was so high.

It was possible to attract the hostility of a small number of locusts.

However, one had to be very careful with the distance.

Otherwise, a slight mistake could attract hundreds of mutated locusts monsters.

At that time, the only outcome waiting for the player was death.

For normal players, this quest was almost impossible to complete.

Even if the quest was completed, it would be completed after countless deaths and a large amount of time.

Moreover, in Second World, dying would lead to a 10% deduction of experience points.

If your current level needed 8,000 experience points to level up, then every death would deduct 800 experience points!

Regardless of who it was, ten deaths were the maximum before the player's level would drop. The loss was too great!

For a level 25 player, it would take at least a month to complete the mission. Moreover, it was likely for the player to drop to level 1.

One month later, most of the other players would probably have reached level 40 and above. The gap would be suddenly widened and they might not be able to catch up anymore.

Therefore, no one would do this quest.

However, Mike could do it, and he could do it very easily!

Because Mike's passive ability was completely immune to physical damage!