Why is it that the protagonist of every novel can kill the enemy a few levels higher?
This problem involved many aspects such as the plot design of the novel and the setting of the protagonist's ability. Usually, the protagonist of a novel would encounter some challenges at a certain stage and need to improve his ability to deal with these challenges. The process of improving one's ability was usually a gradual process. The protagonist needed to learn new skills, master stronger weapons and tactics to continuously improve his strength. In this process, the protagonist may encounter all kinds of enemies. These enemies may be other characters or other protagonists. They all need to improve their strength to fight against the protagonist. The process of the protagonist's ability improvement was usually a dramatic and challenging process. The readers would constantly feel the protagonist's growth and progress in this process, and they would also be moved by the protagonist's courage and perseverance. Therefore, the main character of each novel could kill enemies that were a few levels higher than him not only to make the plot more exciting, but also to let the readers feel the growth and improvement of the main character.
