- Get APP Scan code to watch on App
Trash Class, Perfect Drops Full Episode
001
At an awakening ceremony Sylvia Quinn is declared a Legendary Oblivion Mage while top student Zane Morgan only unlocks a Normal Warrior, prompting classmates to jeer and expel him from Maple Ridge High. Humiliated and losing hope of entering a Level 200 dungeon, Zane gets a system notification: the Infinite Drop Rate System. His status shows Eye of Appraisal and an Infinite Drop Rate that makes defeated foes drop 100% of obtainable items. After long transmigration, Zane stares at the panel and asks, "Is it really the kind of infinite drop rate I am imagining?"
002
A player tests a newly unlocked loot system by fighting a Nightfang; the system lists drops—Nightfang Coat, Nightfang Meat and Coppershard—proving it works. After clearing most dungeon bosses, he targets the Whiskerwood boss, the Toxipaw. He learns the two skill books dropped earlier and checks Toxipaw's potential loot: Green Venom Longsword, a necklace, Cat Leather Coat and materials like Toxipaw's Heart, Toxic Claws and Fangs, including three gold-tier equipment. He practices a new move, 'Blazing Inferno Combo Slash,' then charges into Whiskerwood to claim the drops.
003
After clearing the Forest Dungeon, Player Zane instantly reaches Level 20 and rushes to the Job Advancement Hall. The system announces his advancement and clerks are stunned that someone who awakened today progressed so fast. Observers credit an Epic-tier skill and insist a Normal-tier Warrior couldn’t do this. Zane completes the job change, plans to sell useless gear, buy potions, and head to a new dungeon. City players notice him leaving the temple minutes after awakening and whisper about his sudden rise, leaving his rapid advancement exposed to anxious scrutiny.
004
Zane arrives in Mapleton to sell tools and hunting drops. Local buyer Leon Carter outbids the trading house and purchases Zane’s entire stock, promising higher pay; Zane refuses party invitations and asks only for standard potions, preferring to work alone. Overnight the cash inflow makes Zane notably wealthy. News breaks that someone reached Level 20 in three hours—townspeople say only a Legendary-tier could manage that and whisper it must be Ms. Quinn. The episode ends with a sudden, tense request: "I'd like to enter the Wolf King's Den."
005
A young player ignores another player's warning and enters a dangerous wilderness dungeon alone. Monster density is far higher than normal, and bystanders expect him to retreat. Inside, a confident solo hunter tests a new skill, Storm Fury Slash, and quickly slaughters a Stormwolf and its king, earning large point rewards. With a full set of Gold-tier equipment his attributes rise by 200 and he reaches Level 40, so he decides to postpone advancing at the Temple to avoid attention. Inspecting the loot, he freezes and murmurs, "Wait. What is this?"
006
A system message reveals a Mythic-tier profession can drop from the Skullmarshal at 0.000001%, prompting a bullied Maple Ridge student to vow to reach Level 60 and go to Flintfire Prairie. Meanwhile Zane solos Wolf King's Den on the highest difficulty, earns 1,000 reputation and a Glory Cloak, and is mobbed by players. He slips away to inspect the cloak: all attributes +50 and Courage Infusion — full heal below 10% and +50% attack for 10 seconds. The episode ends with the student's vow and Zane vanishing with the cloak, leaving the student's plan to reach Level 60 unresolved.
007
Zane tests equipment that restores health and boosts attack, then plans his second advancement at the Job Advancement Temple. He registers with name and profession ID and places his hand on the task device. The device assigns an Abyss-tier task: dismantle the Heart of Darkness hidden in Flame Canyon of Shadowfall City, a corruption source. Realizing Shadowfall holds the Mythic class, Zane insists he must go. Staff calls it a difficult-tier assignment, warns of limited retries, and urges top materials; Zane leaves to prepare, the dangerous task unresolved.
008
At the Flame Canyon entrance, a group of stronger figures extorts anyone who wants to enter, demanding a toll. A man addressed as "Sir" refuses to form a party or pay, challenging their claim to the area. When they threaten force, he confronts them and forces the question of who is truly strong. The gang quickly collapses into apologies, blaming the toll on others and begging for mercy. Their pleas—"please spare me"—meet the man's cold reply, "Only now you beg for mercy? Too late!" The episode ends with their fate hanging on his next move.
009
He spares a group after destroying their equipment and tells them to go back to low-level dungeons. The grateful players beg him to join, calling him a possible Legendary-class or wandering max-level master and asking to form a party. He reaches Shadowfall City, noted as dangerous, and rebuffs followers: "Do not follow me inside. You don't belong here." A Priest offers a buff and casts Hymn of Valor, giving the player Attack Power +20% for 30 minutes. The episode closes with him pausing—"Hm."—and the decision to enter Shadowfall City unresolved.
010
An Abyss-tier dungeon swarms with monsters as a lone player slashes through them. Onlookers notice Legendary-tier skills appearing in Mapleton and point out Ms. Quinn recently awakened couldn’t cast such powers, so they suspect an outsider expert. The player uses Blazing Wind Inferno City, then—when that doesn't finish the wave—casts Heaven and Earth Shatter. He then loots plentiful Level 60 gear and celebrates. Now he aims to destroy the Heart of Darkness and track down the hidden boss, the Skullmarshal, leaving the dungeon’s outcome unresolved.