Dragon Ball: A Perfect World

I've summarized how an ordinary person can gradually advance in the Dragon Ball world without any cheat codes. First, if you travel through Dragon Ball, try to survive by finding a martial arts school to do basic training and at least get a strong body.

Several highlights of this book: The protagonist is not a Saiyan but an ordinary Earthling. Or perhaps not even ordinary; he's a transmigrator. There are many original characters, and the female lead is Bulma, who becomes the female lead rather naturally. To create a new cultivation style and greatly enhance the strength of ordinary people;

Real-life Bulma (image stolen from the editor)

Handsome

I think this one is pretty good.

Gods have no aura. If the protagonist wants to walk the path of a god later in life, he must first learn to make his aura nothing. Constantly unleashing bursts of energy may look cool and suppress enemies, but it's actually a sign of not being able to control one's power. For example, look at Beerus and Whis; do they unleash bursts of energy when they fight? Not at all!

To be honest, I never imagined that Bulma didn't deserve Goku when I was a kid.

How a generation of bento box enthusiasts transformed from childhood fans to peak fans, then to god-level fans, and finally to Nobita fans.

A discussion about the power levels in Dragon Ball needs to be considered from three different worldviews. Previously, there were many posts on Tieba ranking the power levels of Dragon Ball characters. During the Buu Saga, many posts claimed that Goku was so powerful that his power level was in the billions.

Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง I hope the author focuses on a single female lead. It feels so awkward that so many Dragon Ball stories have multiple female leads. I think the martial arts tournament can be promoted through Bulma's family. Martial arts are stronger than machines, so why not promote it vigorously? Although it's useless in the later stages, we can't be ignorant about it.