Anime Crossover: After Returning from Dragon Ball, I Just Want a Peaceful Life

The protagonists have all died once and don't know the importance of strength. They are drunk even if they don't think about completing system tasks to increase their combat power.

The protagonist might as well be dead. The dialogue between the whole bunch of losers and the female character is ridiculous, and the protagonist's thoughts are not worthy of the female character.

I can't understand this kind of pig's trotter. He was killed once. Now monsters appear in the daily world, and he still insists that he must complete the task.

Lin Taijun really didn't stop.

Lin Taijun, what a bad name

Looking at the title of the book, I thought it was from Dragon Ball. Invincible comes back. He is tired of fighting and killing and just wants to live his daily life. He has a big killer weapon in his hand, which he can use or not. After reading the results, I discovered that after traveling to Dragon Ball, I worked as a soldier for ten years. After being beaten and killed, I returned to my daily life. In the end, I was tired of fighting and killing, and just wanted to live my daily life. If it were just an ordinary world, Dragon Ball would be basically invincible with more than a thousand combat powers, but the first enemy would be Ultraman's monster? The monsters are all out. The protagonist has no knowledge of the background of the world and has a system that allows him to become stronger almost lying down. However, he still has an attitude that he will never improve his combat power and will be destroyed. It can only be said that in the Dragon Ball world, death is too fast and too easy.

Please update, please update, I will be able to enter into the fight against monsters and encounter enemies in the next few pictures. The protagonist has been killed once, instead of making progress, he is thinking about lust, and there has already been a crisis. Why does the protagonist not have the awareness of crisis to carry out system tasks? Is becoming stronger something that is close at hand, but counterproductive and not cherished? I hope the author will write about the frustration because the protagonist does not cherish the number of opportunities to become stronger, and at least make him realize the urgency of not being strong.

This kind of powerful daily writing is very watery

How can you beat Vegeta when you are grinding a copy of Dragon Ball and not pursuing power? In the original work, Sun Wukong sacrificed his life for combat power. How did the protagonist get such high combat power?

I guess, why do you feel that you are putting more water into the 10 daily photos? Why do you feel that the author can't grasp the explosive points? Is it okay to write down the content when writing daily photos? In fact, you can compress these ten pictures into four chapters, which may be much better. On average, there is no chance of improvement in 6/7 chapters, and the daily writing is mediocre and there is no movement. It used to be 8 to 9 points, but now the perception has dropped rapidly. The main reason is that the character exchanges can be distributed in each chapter. Try to compress the emotional exchanges into two chapters and find the abnormalities of the people around me. Only in this way can I write in a way that I just want to have to become stronger every day.