The problem of seeking high marks in juvenile cartoons

I don't read many cartoons, so let's say a few.

Dragon Ball and One Piece: There are many analogies. At the beginning, the protagonist is a person, constantly looking for partners or upgrades.

"Chess Soul" and "One of the Strongest Disciples in History": The protagonist has zero strength at first, but has the strongest master.

A wandering white paper: the protagonist died at the beginning (although he soon revived).

Assassin Rebirth: The protagonist was forced to be the heir of the mafia boss from the beginning.

The devil's father: The protagonist has found a baby, or the devil's son.

Death row paradise: the protagonist was initially framed and imprisoned.

Legend of the magic soldier and the game king: the former entered another world and had the strongest weapon from the beginning; The latter can become another self and have the strongest strength from the beginning.

"E-class": At first, the protagonist seemed to be hunted down and involved in an alien dispute. In fact, the protagonist is the prince of a certain planet, and everything is just a play designed by him, just for fun ... (This is a novella)

For now, there are still some things that are not trivial. For example, the setting of "All Metal Mania" is also good, and a soldier who can only fight comes to live on campus.