In the Realm of the Main God, but I’m a Saiyan

Overall, it's not bad, but there are really many poisonous points, such as self-limiting combat power and world restrictions in Curse, and becoming a woman in Sword Wind and working as a nanny for others. I think the Naruto arc is the best so far. The combat depiction is exciting and not too toxic, and it is also the closest to a real Saiyan. The poison test is over, I just want to read the Naruto chapter first so that I can know my tolerance to the poison.

It's good-looking, and the protagonist is well portrayed. At first, I thought it would overwhelm the combat power, after all, the Saiyan bloodline is there, but I didn't expect that the author also fully described the power of the Saiyans. I was very satisfied after reading it. This is really one of the rare novels in which the protagonist has Saiyan blood but does not overwhelm the combat power. And there is no part that takes a long time to write just to fight a monster. It is basically a Qigong wave to say goodbye👋🏻. There are also many exciting parts of the battle later. Overall, it is very worth watching. Ps: This is not an official comment.

I'm so speechless. I can defeat the earth, but I can't defeat the "earth parasite"

In fact, it's okay, but there may be some minor flaws in terms of combat power. I don't see much of it in the private design. Maybe it's because of the new design that it looks like a private design? However, I didn't expect that the world of magic could break the protagonist's defense. Actually, this is the only flaw.

Saiyan? Kakarot! What we like is Kakarot and Vegeta's constant pursuit of strength, a fighting nation that is not afraid but excited when a powerful enemy appears, and an absolute desire to be stronger that continues to become stronger even in daily life. Even if Sun Wukong is not a Saiyan, he will never be that weak, because he has a calm heart like Baozi Mountain, a soul that is excited when seeing strong enemies, and a true kindness that is so kind that his enemies call him stupid.

I almost let the comment section scare me, it's well written, as long as the settings are self-consistent.

It's okay, I can watch it. It would be better if I removed the too many personal settings and didn't know the so-called plot. Absolutely perfect, don't bother with popular science [crying][crying][crying]

The setting is very good. It is the best Saiyan time travel story I have ever read. The combat power is also written just right. The plot is also very comfortable. It is not a saint but not too evil. It conforms to the three views of normal people. I hope the author can write harder. The reason for the low rating is because there is too little written.

It's pretty good. I didn't see any clouds there. Those two-star and three-star stars seemed to me to be clouds. Come on, there are no shortcomings except for the self-mutilation part and slow updates. If possible, revise it if you have time, especially the part about self-mutilation. I almost lost my enthusiasm after reading that part and I didn't want to read it anymore. [Crazy] The spell and Naruto chapters are quite good, and the author has his own ideas and doesn't follow the original plot, which is good. [Eat melon] But the spell didn't say goodbye. Can I go back and make up for it later? [Sending Hearts] And S cell proliferation is also written very well (just daily) [blowing kiss] Those who say there are too many private settings have simply never seen it or haven't seen it for a long time [face covering] In the Dragon Ball fan novels I read on Tomato, you ranked second. If it can be completed successfully, you will be ranked first [please take a closer look]

It looks great, but the problem I personally think is that the protagonist has been practicing, practicing, or practicing and then abuse the food and then suddenly become deflated. Some readers feel that the combat power is suppressed. Is the enemy's strength increased too much?