Dragon Ball: Protecting a Desperate Future

I'm sorry, I've never seen a Dragon Ball fanfic with such a hellish level of difficulty. Bosses from different periods are mixed together, but in the author's setting, they don't seem so inconsistent. Starting from the time and space that was basically mentioned in the original work, it can be seen that the author is also a long-time fan. The characters appear very logically, and the IQ of the protagonist is also very online. It is a very good Dragon Ball novel. The only shortcoming is that people who are attracted by the title will feel a little uncomfortable. After all, it is basically not related to Cell until the forty chapters. However, regardless of the title of the book, it also cannot hide that this is an excellent Dragon Ball fanfic. I give it five stars here and hope that it will be updated [laughs]

Cool. When others travel through time and upgrade to fight monsters, when you travel through time and defeat the defeated army, in times of danger, drag the cool Donghuang into the sky.

In the time and space where Beerus exists, there is no sense of danger no matter how strong the enemy is. Go to the future time and space to experience despair! Every boss appearance gives people a strong sense of oppression! Most villains will receive epic enhancements! Especially those characters who were killed by the plot, such as Gula, Broly, Zamasu, etc. The villain is by no means brainless, making Zhidu return to Dragon Ball again. Future Line focuses on reality, and the protagonist group will be in a difficult stage for a long time. Let's see how the protagonist breaks the situation step by step.

It's good to watch, but I feel a little desperate after watching it. The Super Three Goku version is so lagging behind that it can't even beat Golden Frieza. How can we win? Even if the protagonist takes away Cell in the new theatrical version and defeats Black Frieza, we should quickly find a way to release the invincible (self-patch version) Beerus.

It's very good. It's not the kind of mindless novel, nor is it a harem. Although I will seize Shesaru later, the original protagonist is quite charming, and the plot is also good and rigorous. It can be connected, but it feels like a hellish start. Fortunately, there is Bulma hahaha, and the second child of Supabei is gone. It's direct. Inheriting the legacy of Wei Wu hahaha, the writing style is also good, but I hope to strengthen the protagonist and make it more interesting. It feels like it is okay to take Frieza away. Anyway, I will write it slowly. It should be the protagonist who takes Shesalu Max. Anyway, I hope to connect all the theatrical versions. Keep up the good work, author.

It's nice to watch, and the pace is tight, but there are so many bosses crammed into it all at once, and I'm curious about what route to take next. After all, almost all the bosses that appear are relatively new, which would normally be enough to write into the later stages of a book. Will there be content about the world of the game?

It's very dramatic, but it's not quite like a refreshing novel. It's considered a depressive novel. The villains are too strong, and no one can beat the protagonist. The advantage of the time traveler is of little use. It's a story centered around the robbery of the dragon balls. I've read too many refreshing novels and can't stand the depressive novel, but it's still quite exciting. The writing is also very good, the description of the characters' characteristics does not deviate from the personality, and the plot logic is quite rigorous. But there are also a lot of loopholes, so I won't go into them. Just think of it as a Dragon Ball competition drama. It's all about the Dragon Ball competition, with the villains on all sides fighting for it, and the protagonist group trembling in the middle. I don't really like the protagonist's setting. He is unfounded, hesitant, hesitant, and very unhappy when doing things.

Come on, author. I am an old Dragon Ball puzzler. When I was a teenager, I watched cartoons on TV, and later I watched Dragon Ball Z online! And Dragon Ball GT, I stayed up all night to watch it! Then I watched Dragon Ball Super later, even though I was skipping to watch it! I only saw it break after Vegeta was hit by Arale with one punch, and I didn't watch the rest! It can be said that there is a gap of ten years between them! I'm 36 now, but I still like the people and things in Dragon Ball! I basically know most of the content of Dragon Ball Super from the plots of other Dragon Ball authors! So I can know some of the plot written by the author! I also knew about the God of Time Kaio in a Dragon Ball game! The game memory is quite large! As long as the author has a compact plot, reasonable events, and doesn't violate logic, that's fine! The reasons are all required by the plot anyway! Giving up and persevering are good choices. Although it is difficult to persevere, if you succeed, it is also a kind of training for yourself! Giving up is simple and the easiest! Because people who give up their ideas once will almost always appear again! Personally, I think no matter what you do, you either don't do it, or you just do what you think is the best! No matter what, I have to thank the author for presenting us with such a beautiful world of Dragon Ball stories and novels, because I like Dragon Ball

It's very novel and the completely different routines are very interesting. The update is a bit slow. I like Bulma very much, but I don't know why so many people hate her. It feels like watching the adventures of Goku and Bulma when I was a child. I felt unhappy and went out to watch the kind that starts with a semi-invincible and becomes invincible in a hundred chapters. I just like the slow start. I hope it won't end badly and there will be updates! !

A good-looking Dragon Ball fic, with strict logic, I suggest you win Shesaru Max as soon as possible, and if Bulma is the heroine [angry] [angry]