I Am a Warrior, so It Makes Sense to Become Stronger Through Battles, Right?

It's not bad, and I don't mean to overwhelm the protagonist. I have always felt that there are some authors in Qidian who have a grudge against the protagonist. They give the protagonist such a big deal of trouble and still make the protagonist suffer, just like a monster. This is a bit lighter... But the events are quite close and the plot is not particularly eye-catching, but overall it's okay and can be watched.

The plot is a bit too tight. It's not even a month yet, and there are so many things going on. Even if the plot is to be drawn out, it would be too fast. I feel like it could be slowed down a bit.

It's refreshing, and the author will listen to readers' feedback in a timely manner. How can I put it, the expulsion plot is understandable. When I read Chapter 50, I was already convinced that the principal must be killed. I had already made speculations when I saw the description of the principal in the expulsion plot, and he wanted to kill with pleasure, tortured with one knife after another. Regardless of the predecessor. The protagonist's combat power is not overly suppressed, but the feeling of genius is not very direct 😢 The author's pure combat writing is very good, but I don't know why the protagonist's battle is not so enjoyable. 🔨 It is indeed based on the analysis of the enemy to fight, but many warriors of the same level go back and forth without showing the readers the suppressive power. The suppressive force cannot be reflected by saying that they are very strong. Otherwise, as the author wrote, they can seize the loopholes and kill instantly with one blow, or describe it more violently when killing. The only thing I have is that the feedback of the victory in the battle is sufficient, instead of the shouting of many viewers; or simply kill quickly. Personally, I think the description of the cuddling of the supporting siblings is a bit redundant. If you want to write about the help to the protagonist, Shaying alone is enough. For the female characters, either the emotional description will be accepted directly, or they will be the supporting characters of the teacher type without a partner, or they will be killed as enemies. Of course, this is my analysis based on the simplest and most enjoyable article. If you insist on writing an article about true suffering and deep hatred, then whatever. Because in the world of high martial arts, men are superior to women as teachers, so the description of the actions of the brother and sister in the supporting roles is redundant. The younger sister can feel sorry for him and just brush it off and be done with it. The training is written in detail, but the advancement of techniques seems simple. Of course, actual combat is the best time to show off the techniques.