As a Saiyan, I Just Want to Live an Ordinary Life

A woman from Earth is a unique cultivation genius. She has only been cultivating for a few years and has never experienced any battles. Then she brushes the dungeon, Kalin Tower, and the temple. If Qi could be mastered casually, the brothers of the No. 1 Budokai in the World would not all be Qigong masters. In just a few chapters, the combat power reaches 10,000. This woman is really a bit redundant. The places mentioned can only be said to be inconsistent. Another point is that it is written by a fan, not a fiction, and has no overlap with the original adventure, so it will lack a sense of immersion.

I can understand the author's idea of ​​suppressing the protagonist and not giving cheats at the beginning, but are these three wishes? Is it a bit too childish?

So in the final analysis, you can't transform into a Super Saiyan. The old Kaioshin did say that Super Saiyan is an evil way. The consumption of super three pairs of physical strength is indeed serious, but the increase in combat power is indeed large. I feel that it is best to use the transformations already in the original drama, because these are definitely achievable, but there is no need to work hard to develop new transformation forms. You can focus on enhancing your original combat power. It is best to follow the path of Mysterious Gohan.

It's well written, but I really don't see the use of this heroine. Quite baffling

It's not calm at all, and the Saiyans think it's a skin-changing fantasy novel. If you want to be calm, just make a wish and be sent to the earth hundreds of years ago. With this fighting power, you can live peacefully until death.

Is there any role for the original heroine in the back? After all, people who watch the 2D movie are just to watch the fandom. Aren't those who create original things putting the cart before the horse?

I just read chapter 20. The protagonist actively seeks death and then dies. Not happy with this. Also, Saiyans are evil, and they are evil people just because they are indifferent. Don't quite agree.

The Qi in the Dragon Ball world can be transformed into various attributes, which can be said to be omnipotent. Therefore, what Shenron can only do is what the creator can do, which refers to what the creator has the Qi to do, not what the creator can do with effort. Of course, it is okay to say that it can do what the creator spends countless hours doing, but it is not accurate enough. That's why the functionality of the divine dragon seems to far exceed that of the gods, but in essence it does not surpass the gods. Immortality, immortality, and even artificial humans with infinite energy can be achieved by the divine dragons. Of course, the strength of the person being transformed cannot exceed the extent that the energy possessed by the gods can transform, otherwise it will not be possible to transform. For example, if an ordinary person makes a wish to Shenlong to become an artificial person like No. 17 And No. 18 Through scientific transformation, then the wish will be successful, and the wisher will instantly gain powerful power. Even if this power far exceeds the power of the gods, it is still within the operating range of the gods. This is because the principle of this wish is similar to resurrecting No. 17, Which is equivalent to Shenlong loading a No. 17 Body on the wisher's body. If you directly wish to have the power of No. 17 And No. 18, It will fail, because this is equivalent to directly giving the wisher the energy of No. 17 And No. 18, Which is beyond the scope of the God's energy. Similarly, if the wisher already has the power of No. 17 And No. 18, Then it will be impossible to make a wish to Shenlong to transform himself, because this is also beyond the scope of the influence of the God's energy. This seems contradictory, but it is actually very reasonable. Because of the energy of the Dragon Ball world, dead objects are different from living objects. You can operate the dead Shenron as you like, even if you resurrect a person who is more powerful than the creator. Just give that person a living body, but once resurrected, you cannot let the Shenron kill that person, because after resurrection, you are no longer a dead thing, but a living creature with a powerful energy that surpasses the creator of the Shenron.

The pig's feet are more promiscuous than the soldiers in the original work! Resurrection of Dragon Ball requires a physical body. Without a physical body, you would be resurrected! Please give me a good understanding of the settings

After updating the version, King Frieza was confused after reading it.

Forget about the combat power in the early stage, don't make it concrete in the later stage. The animation shows that Dragon Ball's combat power is too weak. Ten thousand can destroy the earth. It's hard to describe the rest. It's beyond Saigon. It only took one punch to break a hill.

I really wasted a chapter of "Other Worlds" without even reading it

There is a lack of characterization. Most of the characters are not described. The plot of Dragon Ball is a bit unfamiliar. With your non-characterization writing style, it takes me a while to remember who you are talking about. It's a pain to read.

I hope it will only be in Japanese comics about time travel and not about domestic fantasy cultivating immortals. These are plot spoilers.

Why are you helping Konoha? I'm a little tired of it.

The protagonist is a lazy, cancerous, otaku complainer. I prefer this kind of setting, but the daily life is boring and awkward, with occasional out-of-time cleverness. The nonsense words are not as good as Lu Mingfei's, and there is almost no imagination. The heroine is also very big. The bad point is that few people can write original female protagonists who can write well without embarrassment. Most emotional dramas are written as if they are a joke. The author should study further. You can refer to Mian Yiwei, Sanxing, and Yin Xiaozhen's books. The writing style is good and the ideas are good.

Those three wishes are really inexplicable

It's okay if there is no battle description in the early stage. The relationship between the heroine and the heroine is just a few strokes. I came to the village and saw the little girl and it was ten years later. I didn't write about my daily life in the village for ten years. I fell in love with her inexplicably, and there seemed to be no one in the village. The same as everyone else, the girl's parents did not appear, the person who adopted the protagonist did not write about it, there is no emotional interaction between the protagonist and the people around him, the script is all based on the protagonist's wishes, he will give him whatever he wants, there is no practice, no fighting, and no daily life, so what are you going to write? Except for making a wish with the Dragon Balls at the beginning, the protagonist has done nothing for ten years. In summary, it is not enjoyable to watch without thinking.

I heard that the strong man who destroyed the planet casually in Dragon Ball can be injured by ordinary firearms. Is it true?

If the Dragon Balls from Planet Namek make a wish and swap bodies with Frieza, can it be done? The underlying logic of wishing for that mechanical planet is to be loyal to oneself. Can it be done? Wish for an optical brain that records all the past and present knowledge of the universe. New knowledge will be automatically recorded when it appears. Is that okay?