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

Overall, it's very good, but the author and the protagonist's thought processes are far from ordinary; in other words, their thought processes are quite unique. They could have gotten things for free, but instead chose to spend resource points; they could have solved problems by thinking for themselves, but instead relied on the system. Overall, the logical structure is still very good, so I'll give it ten stars to acknowledge the difficulty of writing it.

It's not bad, but I wonder if the female lead has Bulma and Android 18 (I especially love those two after transmigrating into Dragon Ball). Also, the protagonist's strength increases so quickly, how will the story go later? Will it be a multiverse transmigration story?

The plot is good. The logic is sound. The pacing is excellent. The battle scenes are also very well-written. The plot isn't oppressive. There's no power imbalance in the combat. The characters are very appealing. The only area where the romance could be improved. However, I really like all the characters involved in the romance. 🤭

It's alright, some are a little toxic. It doesn't really matter. It feels pretty good, but there are too few of them, and the relationship between the protagonist and Kakarot's mother isn't explained. There's just one thing, I think it's in one particular picture I've forgotten. But the flashback scene where the protagonist gets pregnant feels a bit strange. Why do we need so many cards for a simple fight? It seems so cheap.

It's pleasing to the eye. When did he start talking back to Chi-Chi? Anyway, Goku is either busy training or busy saving the world, so Chi-Chi is too lonely and empty. As Goku's stepfather, I should help make his family harmonious! By the way, Bulma from the future world is doubly happy, and Bulma from Black Goku's world is triple happy!

Excellent! Excellent! Excellent!

This book is excellent. Keep up the good work! I hope the author doesn't stop updating halfway through or leave the ending unfinished. First of all, this is just my personal opinion; I don't care what others think. Anyway, I think this book is great and very engaging.

From the Tower of Tragedy to the latest chapter, it's been incredibly, incredibly, incredibly drawn out. Is there simply no more to write?

It looks pretty good, but less than a hundred chapters is a bit too few. I wonder if the later chapters will fall short.

Hurry up and write the rest of the plot! What is the relationship between Parrot and Gine? Do they already have a child? Bardock probably won't appear again, since he rarely shows up.