Becoming a Saint by Deducting Everything

After reading more than 40 chapters, I got the feeling that the protagonist likes to find trouble, and I also suggested that the supporting characters should be written more thoughtfully.

After reading four chapters, I really feel that the protagonist is completely effortless. First, you already have a deduction system, why do you have to fight against the Sun family and the martial arts school? Can't you deduce the exercises yourself? Don't say you don't have any foundation and can't do this. Not to mention modern military gymnastics, radio gymnastics, or Tai Chi, if you just follow this as a blueprint, it will be useful. After all, martial arts techniques are not all created by predecessors. If you have a system to deduce them, wouldn't you have an advantage? As a result, you deduced everything else except martial arts. Secondly, so is the green-skinned gangster the author wrote about. He has forced you so hard, and you still tolerate it in every way, that's true. Don't talk about beating Sap in the middle of the night, use the system to deduce, no matter how hard you kill him, it won't work? You are just talking about it, because there is a threat from this person, so what do you do? Really, what does this mean if you don't eat it without suffering?

I have read six or seven books on Fisherman, the system of Baoyu, and Orion. These two professions are badly written. Can I change to another profession, such as a down-and-out young man, a down-and-out scholar, a gangster, a beekeeper, a salesman, a restaurant owner, a restaurant chef, a temple novice, a pirate, a nine-generation disciple of the beggar gang... If you want to succeed, you have to be a little new. Don't always try to follow a template and slip away.

Owe money to the bully and the sameness of the protagonist as a good-for-nothing