Anime Crossover: A Saiyan Born from a Dream

The author is obviously a newbie. He explains what the protagonist wants to do with two or three options in advance. In the end, he doesn't choose any of them. A lot of choices bypass the best choice. For example, when buying arrows, he said a lot. The author is so confused that Ya En took out the arrow and showed it to the protagonist to show that the distance is very close. He never thought that the protagonist can actually kill Ya En with one punch and her stand-in can't react at all. And the most important thing is that in the dream, I gained strength by fighting life and death, but in the real world, I pretend to be an ordinary person. The reason given by the author is that I don't want to have a lot of troubles in the real world. This reason cannot convince anyone at all.

I want to know what attracts you authors to Sayu Ogiwara? Why do you insist on writing a picture when you know there is a thunder?

Fortunately, there was a thunderstorm before it was released. I heard about Hokkaido God of War while listening to the book, so the few chapters I subscribed to were wasted.

Why does every TV series have to learn swordsmanship? You can't use Dragon Ball to learn kendo, and it's troublesome to perform in daily life. You can't always carry a knife with you, and it's cliché. I don't understand what this setting is about? Isn't Kyogoku really that handsome?

Receive everything, is there any takeover?

Dragon Ball Soul is weak? What do you think the King, Goku and Vegeta are with the halos on their heads?

Talent, there is also a parallel world where the male protagonist marries Irisviel and has a child, Illya. You are such a talented author. You are such a poisonous person. If you don't want to write, just leave it alone. Why are there so many people here?

It's already starting to weaken the protagonist. Alas, I originally thought that this book would last longer and that the author could adapt to Fei Lu's writing style, but I didn't expect that it was stuck again. If you are stubborn and have no results in Feilu, why come to Feilu? For the sake of ex readers, I made a bet with others and compared the exchange platforms.

This made me laugh. When I was fighting Frieza, my normal combat power was over 3kw. I couldn't even become a Super Saiyan. I had to add the super setting. Didn't I even mention the S-cell setting? This combat power is sky-high compared to the original work, but there is no movement at all in the Super Saiyan form? I'm too lazy to talk about broken shoes and the like. What does it mean that a foreigner has not transformed for so long? In the city where the author lives, would he be punished for writing about transforming into a Super Sailor? I am purely curious about when I will transform and subscribe to fight Frieza. I am also really outrageous. Your plot cannot stand up to scrutiny, and it seems to be a cool article but it doesn't make sense. What on earth am I reading?

Not to mention that your protagonist's character is like a young male protagonist, and the plot is set in Feilu, which is obviously not a good story. Moreover, you have a congenital lkd body like Sayu with a character flaw locked up. If it can be locked up, it will not suffer any grievances and just kill thousands of people along the way. It is not a character who can control his crotch. It is difficult to hold back.