I'm Really a Saiyan

Is the protagonist's memory necessary for the plot? Haven't seen a universal capsule in your life for so long? Dragon Ball's capsule is so famous, but it was only when Bulma appeared that we discovered it was in the Dragon Ball world, and Bulma's character also collapsed.

I don't have any foundation in martial arts, so I want to use the gravity method to improve my strength. You can build a house at home without laying a foundation and try it to see if it will fall down. See Vegeta's combat power of 18,000 when he appeared. But later, even if he stayed in the gravity room every day, he still couldn't surpass Goku.

The protagonist didn't even become a Super Saiyan, so you wrote that the protagonist took a shortcut to become a Super Saiyan 4. You are obviously adapting it randomly. The author has not understood the setting of a Super Saiyan at all.

The protagonist is a Saiyan with perpetual energy. At the age of 15, he can even be scratched by glass and pierced by a big bird. . . Goku was only a few years old when he was able to chase down a Tyrannosaurus Rex and kill him. The author explained that the protagonist has not experienced the same training as Goku, so he is very weak. But I wonder, don't Saiyans' strength increase with age? 15 Years old + Saiyan + Eternal Energy = Ordinary people? And haven't the Saiyans been sent to those resource planets to kill people since they were babies? Those babies must not have been trained, right? If they are still ordinary people like the protagonist for more than ten years, how can the Saiyan race survive? And throughout the Dragon Balls, except for Goku, I have never seen any Saiyan who does not have a thousand combat power after adulthood. After all, there is eternal energy,,, but the feeling of the Saiyans you wrote to me is,,, not as good as that Earthling with a gun,,, one bullet,,, the protagonist died.

How should I put it? Seeing so many book friends talking about Wu Kong Shu and questioning the protagonist, I will briefly express my opinion. First, before the protagonist discovers that he is a Saiyan, it is not surprising that he thinks from the perspective of a real earthling and only wants to learn Wu Kong. Second, many people want to take shortcuts. This phenomenon is also very common in society. After the protagonist knows that he is a Saiyan, it is not wrong to first use the gravity chamber to improve his combat power without becoming a disciple. Moreover, the protagonist in the background at that time was already living in the city as an ordinary person, so he would naturally face the problem of going to school. ( Don't tell me that your parents didn't tell you to go to school when you were twelve years old) Third, the protagonist did not learn from Teacher Wu Tian. There is nothing wrong in thinking about using the gravity chamber to improve combat effectiveness. Teacher Wu Tian's study is only to consolidate martial arts knowledge for future development, but don't forget that the protagonist has been surpassed by Dr. Gallo. Are you sure he has time to continue to consolidate? Instead of using the gravity chamber to increase combat power and protect yourself? Fourth, even Teacher Wu Tian is not good enough in front of modern weapons. Doesn't the Red Ribbon Army have satellites? The island where Teacher Wutian lives is located where a nuclear bomb has passed. Are you sure Teacher Wutian and the others can survive? Back in the Western Capital, Dr. Breeves' high technology is still there. What the Red Ribbon Legion faces is not only Teacher Wutian, but also an empire. Are you sure that the power of an empire is not more reliable than this teacher Wu Tian?

At the end of Chapter 14, it penetrates from the shoulder to the brain, it's not dead, it's more powerful than Piccolo

It looks okay, but it feels like the characters have changed due to various real-life magic modifications. Boomer is a nymphomaniac, and the funny setting of the whole family has changed. . .

I thought it was quite interesting after reading the introduction, but then after reading the inside, I realized that it didn't work. I lost my memory, was a Super Saiyan, had no power at all, and was transformed. I don't know anything about the reason for the transformation! Let me make it clear that I will not participate in any online disputes. If you scold me, I will delete the post! ! !

It's really written with a toxic protagonist who wants to become stronger but doesn't want to work hard and only wants to be stubborn. What capital do you have? Your bloodline is at the same level as Kakarot and you haven't practiced yet.

The author made a mistake by writing the dragon god Salama, and also made him a villain. This is a rubbish setting. The right choice is to make him a decent character, otherwise don't write it.