He could've joined this university to ensure he could be the 'alpha' at the school. Pretty much becoming the pinnacle of the 'peaked in high school' trope. It also plays into your idea of him being a coward as he'd have little to no competition magic wise due to his obviously offensive oriented affinities.

You should also help out the person who was fired for not helping the professor.

So the government gets the bonus from taking an ex-lord's settlement, and they get multiple chosen peoples to fight for them as well. While you get a crippled future and some compensation. Honestly, it's not a terrible deal for people who are scared of dying (most normal human beings).

Is there a reason Zane didn't get a buff to his stamina or physical stats at all? Seems like something that should've happened by now.

I mean, you totally did that in your last life.

I'm just going off the information the novel has given thus far. Clearly, there is a reason they're being discriminated against. It could be that they really are just pathetically weak in the end game. I personally think it has to do with suppression from the seven Revenents or some other powerful figures. There is just no way that the Formless are truly completely without hope for strength. Especially after thousands of years of fighting and experimenting.

I think it's due to what was mentioned earlier. Formless lack the ability to form a weapon that can injure the higher tier undead. Which means they can be good in the early stage but can't scale in the end stages.

But he has two 'slow' abilities in this ability and his ice ability. Effectively slowing them to either 25% speed or 0% depending on how the game world calculates it.

90,000 damage basic skill?

So you're telling me he gets 45 stats per level? With a percentage bonus to any buffs he's getting as well. Not to mention an xp buff for both skills and levels. If this is S-Rank, I don't get how any species besides the war-hungry dragons are still alive. Because even assuming that the Hero class is a special S-Rank class, the dragons supposedly have tons of both SS-Rank and S-Ranks or their equivalent because they use a separate scale. That's not even mentioning the fact that he has a power that makes him able to live forever. An ability that allows him to learn any ability given time and once learned he'll learn at an accelerated rate. Finally, you have his Deus ex Machina in the Limit Transcension skill. He'd have to be brain dead to lose in any situation. If a Hero lives after the big bad is destroyed, you've got the makings of an OP eternal emperor on your hands. You know what an undying person with tons of power ends up doing after a certain point (especially in stories like this)? Become the next evil villain.

You made a huge show of giving a weak person a gold coin. She's 100% going to get robbed and murdered or at the very least injured.

Adonis being a regressor is actually really creepy regarding his month long relationship with an actual child.

If you don't like these the way people are looking at you, just reveal your strength. The reason you did so before was to not gain attention. However, you're already at the center of it, and there is almost a zero percent chance you'd ever become socially invisible again.

It was mentioned that it takes time to get used to upgraded stats. It took him like 30 minutes when it was mentioned before. Using them right before a fight seems incredibly stupid if that's the case.

Nah, One-for-all is the quirk to pass down power that builds over time. While All-for-one takes quirks from others. So it's One-for-all.

Nah, bro is talking about paper.

You just mentioned you can't trust her completely. Now you take her at her word, and even when you feel something off about the disc, you just shrug your shoulders and follow her like a dog.

Brothers, think about it this way. He has a Golden Finger that perfectly synergizes with this red talent. Having a higher bone root aptitude merely saves him time while this can elevate him to a whole new level.

Every time we meet a character after many years, the author mentions that it wouldn't make sense if he forgot them. Now you're telling me to believe that a guy who hyper-focuses on staying away from trouble coincidentally forgets crucial information from a hidden disaster radar (someone with a Zhou bloodline)? .Sure, buddy, that makes sense.

One-for-all, is that you?