Saiyan Cao Thief: From Aunt Gine to the Kaisas of the Heavens

It's generally very good, but the brain circuits of the author and the protagonist are far from ordinary people. How can I put it, the brain circuits are very strange. It's clear that you can get away with it, but you have to spend resources, and you have to rely on the system to solve problems that you can think about by yourself. The overall logical structure is still very good. It's not easy to give ten stars to the writing.

It's not bad, but I don't know if the heroine has Bulma and No. 18 (I really like these two in Dragon Ball). In addition, the protagonist's strength has improved so quickly. How to write about it later? Quickly travel through all the worlds?

The plot is good. The logic flows smoothly. The rhythm is well controlled. The combat descriptions are also excellent. The plot is not depressing. The combat power is not suppressed. The characters are very comfortable. It's just that the author of emotional drama needs to be strengthened. But I like all the characters in emotional dramas. [Laughing]

It's okay, some are a little bit poisonous. Doesn't matter. It felt pretty good, but there was too little, and there was no explanation of the relationship between the protagonist and Kakarot's mother. Just one feature, I seem to have forgotten which one. But I still remember the strange feeling of being pregnant with the main character. . Why do you need so many cards for a fight? It feels so good.

It looks comfortable, but when did Qiqi contradict her? Anyway, Wukong is either busy practicing or saving the world. Qiqi is too empty and lonely. As Wukong's stepfather, she must help bring harmony to her family! By the way, Bulma in the future world is twice as happy, and Bulma in Black Goku's world is three times as happy!

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This book is very good. Keep up the good work. I hope the author doesn't stop it midway or end it badly. First of all, this is my personal feeling. It doesn't matter how others judge me. Anyway, I think this book is very good and interesting.

From Tower of Tragedy to the latest chapter very very very very very very very very ink ink ink ink. Is it because you can't write it?

It looks pretty good, but less than a hundred chapters is a bit too little. I don't know if the subsequent plot will stretch my crotch.

Hurry up and write the following plot. What is the relationship between Parrott and Gine? Do they already have their own children? Bardock probably won't appear, after all, he rarely appears.