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Hello. I just bought a bonsai today, this is something new for me and i have no ideea what to do with it but i love them and i look forward to learn. I would like some advices on what to do with it now at the beginning. I've left some pictures with the tree from a few angles, it is arround 20 cm tall. The species is Sageretia. Thank you

DanZeta wrote: ... i have no ideea what to do with it but i love them and i look forward to learn.
The species is Sageretia.

Welcome, DanZeta
First thing you should do is study your plant needs.
Take a look:
www.bonsaiempire.com/tree-species/sageretia-theezans
Wait for it to grow. Keep it outside. Water it as needed.
Enjoy.

By the way, I don't think the soil in your pot is the best for bonsai.
And...
Some of the leaves are somehow damaged; some brownish, some with dark spots.
Keep a good eye on these issues.

Welcome! There are many great tools on here for you. As a fellow beginner I would read as much as you can about the many diff species. There are also courses you can take that they offer here that would binifet anyone new to bonsai. Good luck!

maybe a bigger pot, so to make those little roots, really cool.

maybe a bigger pot, so to make those little roots, really cool. It's not a bad tree, let it thicken up the roots, then we'll see.

thicken up the roots

First of all thank you for you replays and advices.
One of the reason i posted the pictures is because today it seems to look a bit worst than yesterday. I think the tree is in a bad shape maybe because it was keept in bad condition during the transport to the location i bought it. It looks pale, arround 40% of the leafs are damaged ( pale and with black spots ) as Clicio noticed, some small branches was dry without any buds ( i removed them, i hope that wasn't wrong ). About the soil and the pot i dont know what to do. About the damaged leafs, should i remove them and leave the healty ones?
Should i leave that branch at the bottom of the tree ? Seems it shouldnt be there...

Sorry for english mistakes, with leafs i meant leaves

I see the soil is still wet. Hold back on the watering and let it dry out a little. Otherwise it will root your roots. Mabe that's what's happening.
I see that you have it on a balcony (indoors) just like all my trees. I wold let it ballance a little and repot into proper soil (akadama).
I am growing little trees for bonsai indoor (closed balcony) for 3 years now and all my trees that I had been potted into clasical plant soil had died - even collected material - no exceptions.
You need to pot your bonsai into a very good draining soil, because indoors we do not have so much of a most important part needed for plants - wind.