The Age of High Martial Arts: Humanity Must Lay Low

This novel has too many flaws, I'm dropping it.

A high school student wants to save the world, but even after being reborn, his intelligence is still stuck in high school. Focus on your studies. This isn't your job.

The protagonist's greatest advantage, and indeed his only advantage, lies in his past experiences before his rebirth! His efforts, whether alone or with a group, are futile! In the end, humanity will still perish! The only way is to find a way to get the attention of the higher-ups, gain the trust of the top leader, and become the chief advisor to guide humanity's direction!

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel there's a problem: since the protagonist was reborn from a military unit that fought for so many years in another world, why does he have absolutely no combat experience?

I've read 100 chapters and have some suggestions. The novel's premise is good, but its central theme has significant problems. The main plot revolves around the protagonist's development and subsequent salvation of humanity. However, this is limited to a ten-year timeframe. The storyline should be that the protagonist is racing against time to develop and expand their strength and influence.

If you want to involve the "whole population," why not approach the "nation"? You're a complete idiot.

Classic examples of brainless, idiotic novels; indeed, this is a product of novel addiction.

The protagonist has no skills whatsoever, just a little bit of cleverness, and he's supposed to save the world? You're overthinking it.

Ten years feels like too long; the development is a bit slow. A short story that's written too long gets boring to read.

With the talent of a private first class, he worries about the whole of humanity. 😓