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The author remembers to patch up the places where Bulma was looked at in various ways when she was a child, so that nothing happened.

Surprisingly, it's very good. Although it has more than 50 chapters, it's full of flesh and blood and can still lead to climaxes. The ability to eat old food with new food is indeed possible. The most difficult thing about Dragon Ball is the gradual progression of the training system [face covering] The author unexpectedly arranged it very well After reading other people's comments, I found that the majority of readers are novice readers. I hope the author can write out the wonderful things he has laid out. I think the current outline is pretty good.

Give me a five-star support

Yes, but the heroine is No. 18 In future time and space, not Krillin's No. 18.

I like the book and am still very interested in it, but I recommend number 18. I hope it will appear on the 18th as soon as possible.

Come on, don't be a mess, don't be a eunuch

It feels like the protagonist has led a bunch of pigs by himself, and his teammates are too screwed up. It's a bit like one god leads four screwballs. However, the book is still very good and needs to be updated more.

Very good looking very good looking

Come on, keep at it

The writing is excellent. Nice

Come on, come on, come on

10 Out of 10 or even 9 out of 10 beautiful

The previous writing is very good so far

Come on, it's okay

That's good, Bulma. Number 18 is a good woman.

Good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good

The Dragon Ball novels are quite delicately written.

Everyone has their own opinion, I think it's very good, please give it a five-star author and update it.

Better, but how can Trunks explain that if he travels through time and goes back to the past, will he be able to endure everything he is going through now? I think Vegeta should have. Where is Bulma's sister Taïs?