Dragon Ball: The God of Destruction's Chat Group

The book is a good book, and the author updates it twice a day, and each update is very lasting [laughing] Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

Yes, this is the longest chat group novel I have ever read, but Madoka Shikama's combat power is low, and the All-King is a super-single entity. It stands to reason that Madoka Shikama is a super-multiple and can kill All-Kings instantly. @ The dragon's roar

It's very well written. Although I don't know much about the anime and characters in it, I still think it's very interesting [laughing] I hope the author won't be affected by the bad reviews. He has to write a million words anyway. I've been reading for several months and I'm not interested in reading several books. This is the only one I wanted to finish. At least I felt good after reading these 51 chapters, so don't give up! ! ! Fight Sang! You are my perfect bond! If you don't write a million words, how can you be worthy of the readers who give you five-star reviews, so Doudou-san... You... Must stick to it! Gaia! ! ! ! ! !

It's really great. It's really much better than those fantasy and invincible cool articles covered in dragon ball skin. I really like the author's articles on this subject. Come on [love] [love]

The standard of power in each world is different for everyone, but I think the author has done it relatively "fairly". It is impossible for everyone to recognize the things they like in other people's writings, but the author is already great. As a new author, the organization of the article is quite clear, the writing style is not bad, the perspective change is not too confusing, and the character creation is also good, but it still lacks some "exciting" content. Come on.

This book focuses on chat groups. Although the subject matter is a comprehensive comic, it is still based on Dragon Ball fans. Even the anime characters added are mostly familiar. However, the presence of the protagonist in the later period is low. Personally, I feel that this is because the selected anime characters are all those who can achieve dominance in the later period even without relying on the chat group. They have their own personalities, so the role of the protagonist is not highlighted. The different anime characters in the chat group are currently limited to online chat. The dialogue is relatively logical and takes into account each person's speaking style, so it is more comfortable and not too abrupt. Moreover, the author has added some people from the same world to promote offline interaction, and has considered the content of offline gatherings in the future, which is worth looking forward to. As for the control of combat power, one can always see that Dragon Ball's combat power is off the charts, and it should outlast characters from other worlds. First of all, there has been an official linkage between Dragon Ball and One Piece. Goku didn't punch Luffy for seconds. Secondly, the fighting is much worse but the fighting time is long. This is the tradition of Dragon Ball. If you don't believe it, you can watch the old version of Dragon Ball to see how long the useless fighting took place. Secondly, the tradition of one punch to seconds is the trend brought by One Punch Man. Dragon Ball characters control their own power very well. In short, the author can still control the combat power. Of course, there are also problems with this work, such as the anime, which I have not seen and cannot understand the plot. To put it simply, if you write in detail, you will not be willing to watch the anime. If you don't write in detail, those who have not seen it will not understand. [Huge face] Moreover, it is difficult to adapt an excellent work and it is all about the details. At least for someone like me who has watched the anime, I can find some minor flaws. Of course, it is not the kind of combat effectiveness, but it does not affect it. Overall, it is okay. Finally, there is a problem. The author is relatively old. He has added some niche comics, but there is not even one comic that is more knife-edge. Has the author not read comics that are more knife-edge?

This book is considered a very good one among the comic novels! The author's control of the characters' personalities, interpretation of power systems in different worldviews, and description of battle scenes are all very impressive. The only thing that feels a bit uncomfortable for me so far is that the protagonist's fighting style is a bit inconsistent. After all, it is the power of the Dragon Ball system, and it does not have the light-weight feeling of the original work at all. For example, playing a character with much lower power than yourself. To compete, it can be Wukong's talent-loving style, where he does not use all his strength, but only uses a 50-50 attack, and the last move is seconds away, and then points out the problem improvement plan; to establish power, it can be like the angel Weiss, who lightly clicks the scepter, snaps his fingers, or something like a teleportation and a sword. Or refer to the feeling of the Tathagata Palm that Ah Xing used against the side face of the Fire Cloud Evil God in kung fu; if you are fighting a character with similar strength to yourself, then have a momentum showdown before starting the fight, then go up and fight, and retreat after losing a move, say something like Haha, you succeeded in attracting my attention, and then you go up and do it again with anger; if you are fighting someone who is stronger than yourself, then you will be suppressed by all kinds of momentum before the fight, and you will be scared and want to run away, but during the fight, you will get krypton red bars in your hand, and then blow up the bottom card or something. Of course, the above are just personal suggestions, just take a look.

It's very good. The author uses detailed descriptions of the environment to highlight the character's psychological activities in certain states, moments, and fights, which made me feel as if I was actually there (the protagonist Xi Banye). The author's description of the character's personality is almost appropriate, but why did the author want to add game characters? Op😅

This is my favorite chat group novel that I have read so far? The chat group is basically just a communication platform. It does not provide a bunch of messy plug-ins, and it also gives everyone a chance to achieve miracles. Everyone must work hard themselves and not be arrogant in changing other people's lives. It seems very comfortable.

In an environment like Tomato, this book can be considered a 5-star book. In total, this is the first book I have read on Tomato. There is also the issue of many people feeling that the combat power is poor. This depends on the author. The comparison of combat power is different in each worldview. Anyway, I have not read any multi-world manga that no one criticized for not being good at combat power, but let's look at the overall picture. As for combat power, it doesn't look like it's going to collapse, so long as it doesn't move. Actually, looking at the characterization of the manga, I don't think the characters are well portrayed. I haven't read Naruto so I can't comment on it, but I think the characters are pretty good. After all, I'm tired of the lengthy manga about One Piece and Naruto, so I almost skipped reading it. I've basically finished reading this one. From what I have read so far on Tomato, there are three books: this one, System Granted Me Immortality, and Jinyang Little Girlfriend, which I think are pretty good. After looking at other games, I feel that games like Yu-Gi-Oh are similar to Fantasy Westward Journey, although I have never played Fantasy Westward Journey. I can't stand Tomato's overall Tuhao Shenhao novels, and I can't stand ancient novels either. The same goes for Tianmu Liu.