The first rays of morning sunlight spill through the thick clouds. The land is devastated, the soil soaked with blood. Bodies burned in piles of hay on the plain give off a nauseating stench.
Soldiers in mechanical armor trudge through shallow puddles, where thin streams of blood have gathered. The crimson liquid is tinged with purple: the blood of the alien invaders.
In 2006, Earth was invaded by aliens. That same year, humans began awakening supernatural abilities. A small number of people gained the means to fight back, but a war will never change course for the sake of a few.
Their power to split the earth and shatter mountains could not protect their families. For the first time, humans wielded the forces of nature: fire, ice, darkness, and light. Yet even these could not withstand the aliens’ ferocious assault.
The great machinery of the nation-states began to turn. The world powers, including Eagle Country and Hua Country, sent out every aircraft carrier and fighting force they had, only to return in crushing defeat.
In the fifth year of the war, humanity was routed. Four-fifths of Earth’s territory fell to the aliens, and most of the surviving humans gathered on the land of Huaxia, barely clinging to life. To preserve the human race, the survivors built simulated greenhouses where children could grow up healthy until they came of age and awakened their abilities.
The protagonist awakens the power of Fantasy Replication and heads to the Dragon Ball world to copy Vegeta. On a whim, he merges Broly and Vegeta, successfully copying both of their talents at once.
But to his surprise, humanity’s alien enemies are all cultivators. Though they are not human, they can split mountains and shatter rocks, turn stone into gold, stop time, and tear apart space. Their basic combat strength even exceeds one hundred million.
Traveling back and forth between anime worlds and gaining all kinds of abilities, he fights only to defend his home and country.
Watch as the protagonist, an ordinary mortal, defies the odds and slays immortals.
Ah! Ah! Ah! Author, you are so cruel! Why is it gone?
So far overall good, I still have a sense of expectation
I'm looking forward to it. The author should not disappoint.
Come on, this is my first time reading a Dragon Ball novel with this theme. Others are basically old-fashioned and cliche, so I can't stand it.
Personally, I think it's okay. I can't say it's perfect. I can only say there is room for improvement. Five-star recommendation.
Although it's not as high as Dragon Ball's place in my heart, it's nice to be able to write it like this.
The frame structure design is very grand, the context is clear, there are many exercises, the text control is smooth, and the rhythm is fast, it's okay.
It is not easy to create new ideas in the replica settings. The combination of fantasy and multi-dimensionality has a very eye-catching effect.
Summon the dragon and make your wish come true. The legend of Dragon Ball lives on forever! 😘
The plot is super exciting, with ups and downs, and many elements. Diga appears and Ye Qing returns.