Mushoku no Eiyuu: Betsu ni Skill Nanka Iranakattan daga - Vol. 3 Ch. 16

[MangaDex]

 

[XL]

Can't wait for the cliche "sports day" or "academy competition" and since he will be the top student from every academy and selected to represent, who would he fight then, himself? LoL.

 

[Riger]

I really wonder about other 'classless'. Is it only for people with too many capabilities, maybe? And they just don't bother trying, so never find it out?

 

[mokonaarappa]

thank you for the chapter

 

[WBee]

@Riger Maybe it just means that your stats are all equal so you don't belong to a specific class. And withought a class you don't receive any skills or buffs, but you aren't restricted in what you can learn.

 

[Armsdealer12]

IMBA(lanced) as all frick.
I get "class/jobs" pigeon hole people into how they can build and gain skills so I wanna know how the god/class system of this world fricked it all up with his case. hahaha

 

[Kefrayba]

How does sleeping and training at the same time work??

 

[entity_101]

@Wbee Well, considering Abel parents, it could very either be that all his stats are just way too high to make him a specialist of a certain category or could it be that classless is simply a jack of all trades which needs a more stricter training to get skills that for other classes are very simple such as leveling up

 

[Ataraxia23]

nice

 

[SaitoHimea]

Maybe the goddess give him “classless” simply because she can’t decide what to make him into, from what I’m seeing it seems she made the right choice

 

[Ren-chan]

He's not sleep walking, he's sleep flying

 

[mrmm]

'Ratalia' is a skeleteon now 😂

 

[Nosbor]

Thanks for the chapter.

 

[BookQueen]

add skeleteon to harem

 

[ciera]

thank you

 

[GM_Rusaku]

He's literaly a jack of all trades but the twist is he master them all.

 

[Aichan]

@Kefrayba

Ai-chan actually studied in Ai-chan's sleep back in school. That was why Ai-chan was always either first place or second place in class ranking. Unfortunately, it is very exhausting. What you do is basically make use of 'personal time' that Hawking theorized but nobody tried to talk about it because nobody understood it. In your dreams, you are not bound by physical limitation. Your dream time is not linear with real world time. You can have dreams that lasts a century yet only sleep for a few hours while you can have a dream that lasts a week despite sleeping for more than 12 hours.

How do you achieve studying while sleeping? By cramming everything you can all the way up until you can't think anymore. Then, you go to sleep. You will get a nightmare, such as for example, a nightmare about calculus or chemistry and how things connect to each other, but you will learn in your sleep. Stuff in a single nightmare may not be accurate, but you do instinctively remember it when you wake up. All you need to do once you're awake is correct the mistakes your dreams made and go back to sleep to seal the knowledge in.

It's a hell of a study method though. Ai-chan won't recommend volunteering for such hellish training. Ai-chan burned out by 22 years old.

 

[Ira_Acedia]

@Aichan

Assuming that's correct, your lesson would only be revision of what you already know, so it would work for practising but if you don't understand the topic, you're just going to get a nightmare of failing over and over again, maybe worsening your learning and creating a psychological aversion to the topic due to your perceived pain of studying that topic increasing - studies show that humans will go to 2.5x more effort to try and avoid (perceived, that's why there are masochists who think getting hit is nice) pain rather than pursue pleasure.

It seems like an interesting method, but knowing my brain, it'll probably throw in a few vampire teachers that will make me forfeit my life if I mess up a question.

 

[Speak_Evil]

Are you suggesting Lucid dreaming with the intention of studying?

 

[martinren123]

OMFG its like my classmate from highschool who studies even in her dreams. (like literally, she was sleeping in the library sleep talking algebra)