If somebody thinks that you are wrong, chances are that you are wrong. So you need to check your edits, read the Wikipedia articles and external identifiers, understand the statements, etc. Doings all that takes time, but it is the only way to be sure you are not wrong. If more than one person think you are wrong, you are most likely wrong. In both cases, you need to assume you could be wrong out of respect to the other/others taking the time to fix the mistake. There is nothing wrong with making mistakes (it is probably impossible to be always right), but it is wrong not to listen and persist.
I don't think I am the only one, but I can only talk about my work. Normally, I take a long time to establish a relationship between one item and another. Mostly, I found other problems that need solving before I can actually move forward with the original task (item needs to be split into two or more, old vandalism, etc). I found quite concerning that you radically change items (specially when using P279) without stopping to reflect on the changes, and that you seem to have a free interpretation of how to use references.
It looks like you have plenty of free time, but there is no rush here, no need to accumulate edits in a short period of time. Just take longer before making a change. Because, unless you changed your attitude, you would end up being banned. Finally, please avoid pinging me constantly, I am already wasting a lot of time reviewing your edits (which appeared all over my watch list, by the way).