[Dragon Ball fanfic + bond system + daily combat strength + crushing cool article]
Dressed as Sun Wukong who had just defeated Piccolo, Wukong accidentally awakened the bond growth system.
As long as you establish a mutually recognized bond with important people, your combat power will be calculated daily and continue to skyrocket!
Qiqi is the starting point, Bulma, Lanqi, No. 18... Every time the bond is completed, it is a leap in strength.
Five years later, Raditz comes to Earth?
Goku first collects the Dragon Balls to learn teleportation, then goes to the Celestial Temple to gather his friends, then goes to the North Kaioh Planet to practice Kaio Fist, and then uses gravity training to continuously break through the limits!
When Raditz finally arrived on Earth, he discovered——
This planet has long been trained as a restricted area for Saiyans by Sun Wukong!
Reader comments
The author is pretty good. At least the first three chapters contain some outrageous poisons. If you read the first three chapters carefully and you can accept it, you can continue reading. If you don't accept it, it won't be a waste of time. It's much better than other novels where poisons are released after hundreds of chapters.
Chapter 1 of the book: On the first day of marriage, I ran to practice martial arts in the middle of the night and told my wife that a very powerful enemy would come to Earth in five years. The problem is that you, the idiot, will gain +100 combat power every day and in one year, Vegeta will be able to defeat him with one punch.
Why is it time travel to seize the body and use other people's bodies? It's boring. It can't be a reincarnation or something else. I really hate it.
It's very tasteless, and those dialogues feel familiar, as if I've seen this type of writing somewhere (not Dragon Ball), it's tasteless, and it's a pity to throw it away, like chewing wax.
The author writes very well and takes care of the details very comprehensively. He writes about the characteristics of life that are not mentioned in other novels. It focuses on a slow-burn rather than a cool novel, which is not bad.
The author is pretty good. At least the first three chapters contain some outrageous poisons. If you read the first three chapters carefully and you can accept it, you can continue reading. If you don't accept it, it won't be a waste of time. It's much better than other novels where poisons are released after hundreds of chapters. Chapter 1 of the book: On the first day of marriage, I ran to practice martial arts in the middle of the night and told my wife that a very powerful enemy would come to Earth in five years. The problem is that you, the idiot, will gain +100 combat power every day and in one year, Vegeta will be able to defeat him with one punch.
Why is it time travel to seize the body and use other people's bodies? It's boring. It can't be a reincarnation or something else. I really hate it.
It's very tasteless, and those dialogues feel familiar, as if I've seen this type of writing somewhere (not Dragon Ball), it's tasteless, and it's a pity to throw it away, like chewing wax.
The author writes very well and takes care of the details very comprehensively. He writes about the characteristics of life that are not mentioned in other novels. It focuses on a slow-burn rather than a cool novel, which is not bad.