After transmigrating into the world of Dragon Ball, he becomes Bulma's twin brother, blessed with a genius mind every bit as extraordinary as hers.
Brad's take? Why bother training in martial arts? Why become a martial artist? Isn't the technology for creating androids much better? Can't a scientist make it big in the world of Dragon Ball?
It takes all that determination to push your body's limits just to gain a measly bit of strength. With enough knowledge and the right technology, you can surpass the so-called Super Saiyans in minutes, and even claim their power for yourself.
Knowledge is power, and science is the way forward.
And this is the age that belongs to me, Brad.
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Is there no heroine? Do you want to take Bulma? Although they are siblings, they should be able to solve it easily with their wisdom in Dragon Ball.
Let's create angels among the things sent from heaven. Scientists just want to rub their wives with their hands and have enough food and clothing by themselves (funny)
It's best to capture Frieza for research. Frieza's research value is much higher than that of Saiyans. Frieza's vacuum survivability, Frieza's terrifying body that is still active even if he is cut into countless pieces, and his terrifying potential that after four months of training, he can equal Sun Wukong's decades of hard work. And the long lifespan of the Frieza clan. So the protagonist had better capture Frieza quickly and study him.
If the protagonist is a scientist, he shouldn't trust the original work so much.
Change yourself into Ultraman
Is it possible to make armor like Kamen Rider or Armor Warrior?
It's true, technology is indeed very strong. For example, when digging up the ancients, he was covered in technology, but he was modified so much that he could even fight the ancient Saiyans back and forth. The key was to beat him badly.
I almost thought the main character's name was Greenblood.
Author, you've put it on the shelves, why don't you post an update?
Commentary on Chapter 48: Effort and the Last Moment of "Dragon Ball: The Strongest Scientist" written by Mr. Haohao.