Protagonist: Zero? Xuanyuan Zero? You’re asking which of those two is my name? Then I can tell you: both of them are my names!
Qiong: What do I think of Zero? He’s reliable. Very reliable, especially with all kinds of weird gadgets in his hands, like the Mebius Bracelet.
Dan Heng: What do I think of him? Zero can be a little scatterbrained at times, but when it matters, he’s someone you can really count on. I can also sense a familiar feeling in him, something that makes me feel he belongs to the dragon race too!
Welt: Zero is one of the few people on the train who shares my interests. He was also the one who reunited me with Tesla!
Himeko: He’s such a sweet boy, and he especially loves drinking my coffee!
Altair: Zero, all you ever do is run around!
What Zero’s other friends say: Reliable. Absolutely reliable. He’s strong but never puts on airs, and you can talk to him calmly. But when it comes to matters of right and wrong, he always makes the right choice and stands on the right side.
Zero: My story is a long one. If you want to hear it, sit down and I’ll tell you all about it: my adventures among the stars with my friends from the Astral Express. I’ll tell you how I found my family again and traveled the universe with them. And I’ll tell you all about my married life with Altair.
There are either missing characters or typos.
It feels so-so. The combat power or abilities in this book are even more broken and chaotic than Dragon Ball.