Start by Summoning the Dragon to Make a Wish and Slowly Wander Around the World

If I remember correctly, the anime is not called Soaring Technique, it is called Dancing Soaring Technique, and the protagonist's character is inconsistent. He practiced so hard in the past, but since he made the wish, he has no idea what he is doing in the next 40 years. When he reaches the bottleneck, he does not use the Dragon Ball. He selectively ignores the big dragon ball. After practicing for more than 70 years, he can't beat the Big Demon Piccolo, and he actually died.

I feel that Wu Kong is not that difficult. In the later stage, Bidili learned it in a week even though she didn't know how to use Qi. I feel that the protagonist should be able to learn it!

I don't understand the writing style, but it was comfortable to read. But the pace is a bit "slow"? It feels like the title: After returning from the army, my wife and daughter were bullied. Then the content is: An ordinary retired soldier returns to the countryside and sees that his wife cannot cook and is laughed at by the villagers. His daughter has a conflict with the children in the kindergarten.

Young man, your road is narrow! You can summon a divine dragon, but you actually wish for immortality. You should make a wish: within a year, your strength will naturally grow to the point where you can make a divine dragon! The reason why it takes a year is to adapt to this power.

Why doesn't the protagonist get a wife? It is very rare for a normal couple to live together for fifty or sixty years. The protagonist has lived in the Dragon Ball world for hundreds of years, and many of his wives have died. Is it so pretentious? Did he know that he would go to a world where he could live forever? Then he is too unpredictable, right? This is no longer writing a book, but the protagonist writing about the life he wants.

To be honest, I haven't watched Dragon Ball, emmm. As a result, I am enjoying watching it here, hahahaha.

The protagonist is too Buddhist. His skills are only Turtle Style Qigong, and he doesn't even know the Wu Kong Technique. He has only made a wish for +1,000 lifespan for decades. He knows that he will be transported again, but he does not prepare anything. What if he travels to a world where Qi cannot be used, and there are lives in which physical attacks are invalid?

Isn't the protagonist too naive? He knows that there are a lot of bosses in the future, but he is satisfied after training to a level weaker than Kame Sennin?

Wouldn't it be better to just give it to Turtle Immortal Liu Bei?

Come on! If you travel through time, just pay attention to the combat power system!

Will anyone travel through time with the hero?

Has the author read the book The Master of Wutian? Although the back of the book is a bit fantasy, it is quite interesting to let everyone on the earth practice martial arts and everyone is like a dragon.

When I read the introduction, I thought I would use Shenlong to make wishes to gain various abilities and then do all kinds of cool things, but in the end I made a wish and got TM+1000 lifespan.

The author has taken a narrow path, from Dragon Ball to Slam Dunk. . .