Seafaring: I'm a Saiyan, Capturing Robin from the Start

Having children? Feilu did have some before, but they were all my daughters' daughters, still mine... Having a boy... Well, even if you called yourself a jerk, hardly anyone would pay attention to you, they'd be lucky if they didn't curse you out.

The writing is good, and I've subscribed to the whole thing so far, but I'm hesitant to read it because of the children. What's the difference between having a son and Momonosuke? Being born into your father's harem is unimaginable. I'll wait until the children are born before reading further.

Why write about having children? Would you dare accept a daughter? Are you trying to die if you have a son?

You actually have nothing better to do than open a brothel. That's utterly despicable, and you call it intelligence gathering? How much intelligence can you possibly get from running one in Alabasta? What kind of core intelligence can you obtain? Even a transmigrator who knows the plot is supposed to be gathering intelligence? Do other protagonists need to do this kind of thing to gather intelligence? How come you're the one opening this just to gather intelligence?

If you absolutely must have children, it's best if they're all daughters, and then you don't give any away. What need is there for sons in harem/stud novels with dozens or even hundreds of wives?

It doesn't matter now, being a god is just a pile of rubbish. His combat power fluctuates around 'star-destroying'. There are tons of people on Feilu hyping it up, talking about this engine, that engine, this concept, that dark matter. But in reality, it's just 'star-destroying' around the same time. Keisha couldn't even withstand a star-destroying attack; she was instantly reduced to ashes and it will take hundreds of millions of years to reassemble.

I've seen Super Saiyan 1 where they couldn't beat an Admiral.

For some reason, there's always a group of people on Feilu who like to hype up the "Super God" concept. In reality, it's something that can't even beat the Super Saiyan 2 characters from the original manga, like the "Shin Megami Tensei: Shadows" and "Ghostly Sands."

Seriously, I'm fed up. Every time I see Dragon Ball, especially when the main character is a Saiyan, they say how awesome the Saiyans are, but then they say they can't go to space. It's like they're praising the Saiyans while secretly criticizing them. In the first few episodes of the first series, young Goku used his golden staff to take Rabbit to the moon.

The idea that the protagonist's fighting power before the modification was only one is indeed a bit abstract. The official explanation is that the fighting power of an ordinary person is five. Detectors can't detect the fighting power of inanimate objects, since they don't have ki.