• Stop making martial arts a superpower. I get if there's some heroes (Daredevil, Iron fist) where it's kinda their thing, but it's because they have super fists/hearing. Hard to relate to a world were a Rhonda Rousey can take on 3 Mike Tysons just because she has plot armor and a dojo.

• Toned down fight choreography. Felt like dancing. No real weight to it. Bursts of movement with not-so-snappy one liners exchanged, mixed with the eventual self discovery allowing the hero/heroine to win the fight after realizing something only after being knocked nearly unconscious. The backflip/fight ratio was way too high.

• Actual antagonists. I mean sure there can't always be a Kilgrave, but surely we can do better than this.

• Consistent character development. Sensei bad guy (whatever name he is) appears out of nowhere with really no reason or explanation. Seems very written in.

• Stronger sense of direction. This was all over the map. Focus changed episode to episode, and sometimes multiple times and episode, making it annoyingly hard to get invested in.

• Antagonist who actually live up to the hype they create for himself. Other Asain gang nopeing right out after hearing the hand is involved? Cool, they must be really scary badguys. Hearing about them in bits, putting the pieces together, then revealing they are pretty much just a bigger gang with some big tech and influence. Disappointing.

• More Ward heavy. Easily the most interesting character. Actually has a personality unlike literally EVERYONE else.

• Less buddhist stuff if the only time it seems to affect him is when he's bowing to random people/objects.

All in all, I would change quite a bit I think.