You’re a Martial Saint, So Why Do You Have Every Demon’s Ability?

Even though the original character had already dropped out of school, they still created a female classmate character with a huge amount of screen time. Why write a female lead in just a few dozen chapters? If there's a female lead, they should have clearly stated it earlier!

If killing humans were also rewarded, but the protagonist adhered to his principles and refrained from indiscriminate killing, it would better highlight his clear sense of right and wrong. Now, killing humans yields no reward, so the protagonist's refusal to kill indiscriminately is nothing special; it's simply the normal behavior of a normal person.

Without further ado: 1. Not the academy style!! I absolutely hate academy-style tournaments all the time, where you're shocked and they're completely dumbfounded!! A real man should conquer the world! Fight from beginning to end! 2. The more the better! 3. Daily updates will be at 11:00 AM. During the free period, updates will be limited to 4,000 words per day to be featured on the recommendation list. That's all for now. I'll keep this pinned and add more as needed.

Fantasy worlds have martial arts schools; cultivation worlds have martial arts schools; modern worlds have martial arts schools; high-level martial arts worlds have martial arts schools; there are martial arts schools for everything. If there's no martial arts school, can't you just write one?

The academy setting isn't a problem, at least not in the early stages. If the early stages were a problem, then pure writing wouldn't work.

It's a fantasy world, why bother with all this talk of powerful and wealthy families? Why make it all so melodramatic and full of class struggle? These days, who reads a novel without wanting to enjoy it?

The formula is that the parents are dead, relatives misappropriate the inheritance, and the protagonist kills people indiscriminately with no one intervening. To be honest, it's too boring, even worse than Formula A.

I'd like to subscribe, but looking at the author's book pages, it seems like they've either abandoned their work or given up entirely.

This kind of "ordinary people suddenly become geniuses" trope requires either an incredibly powerful protagonist with a cheat-like ability to protect them, or at least a top-tier expert to ensure the game's success. It's similar to the relationship between ordinary people and capital; at least in a stable country, ordinary people have a chance to rise to the top. Otherwise, what capital firm would want multiple people sharing the spoils?

You've written several books already, why are you still so hesitant?