I'm Really a Saiyan

Is the protagonist's memory just for the sake of the plot? He's lived for so long and never seen the Capsule Corp.? The capsules in Dragon Ball are so famous, yet we only find out it's the Dragon Ball world when Bulma appears, and Bulma's character is also ruined.

Without any martial arts foundation, you want to use gravity to increase your strength. Try building a house without a foundation and see if it collapses. Look at Vegeta's power level of 18,000 when he first appeared, but even though he stayed in the gravity chamber every day, he still couldn't surpass Goku.

The protagonist hasn't even transformed into a Super Saiyan yet, but you write that he takes a shortcut to become a Super Saiyan 4. This is clearly a random adaptation. Author, you clearly don't understand the concept of a Super Saiyan at all.

The protagonist is a Saiyan with perpetual motion energy. At 15, he can still get cut by glass and have his body pierced by a giant bird... Meanwhile, Goku, at just a few years old, was chasing and slashing a Tyrannosaurus Rex. The author explains that the protagonist hasn't undergone the same training as Goku, hence his weakness. But I'm thinking, don't Saiyans' strength increase with age?

Well, seeing so many readers discussing the flying technique and questioning the protagonist, I'd like to share my own thoughts. First, before the protagonist discovers that he is a Saiyan, it is not surprising that he only wants to learn the Flying Technique from the perspective of a true Earthling. Secondly, many people want to take shortcuts, and this phenomenon is very common in society.

At the end of chapter 14, he survived a bullet piercing his shoulder and into his brain; he's even more formidable than Piccolo.

It looks alright, but it's a series of real-life adaptations that feel completely different; the characters have all been altered. Bulma's infatuation and the family's goofy nature have all been changed.

The synopsis seemed interesting, but after reading it, I was hooked. Amnesiac, a Super Saiyan with no power, and even modified, so he doesn't know anything because of the modification! Let me state this clearly: I do not participate in any online disputes. If you insult me, I will delete the post!

This is truly toxic writing. The protagonist wants to become stronger but doesn't want to put in the effort; all he wants is to survive. What makes him so special? His bloodline is only on par with Goku's, yet he doesn't even bother to cultivate.

The author made a mistake by including the dragon god Salama, and even made him a villain. This is a terrible concept. Making him a hero would have been the right choice, or else not to include him at all.