I, Broly, Am the Chat Group Owner

Send a planet-destroying missile to each group member; this will filter out the strongest members.

Personally, I don't think we should go down the path of Super Saiyan transformation. After all, the essence of life hasn't changed; we're still just mortals. It's best to truly become a god, a true Saiyan God (not one created by external forces), and then gradually rise to power.

King Vegeta's 12,000 ki from the Dragon Balls is a panacea; he can convert any attribute. With 12,000 ki, he can easily destroy planets. I really don't think he needs any other functions unless you're a research-oriented person like Dr. Chen. Otherwise, just releasing energy blasts and researching things like the Destructo Blade is enough. Or you could improve its quality and turn it into something like a God of Destruction or an Angel.

I'm quite curious about how you plan to continue writing this book. I was personally drawn here by Dragon Ball. When I saw it featured Broly from Dragon Ball, I clicked in. I don't care about the chat groups or anything like that. Most of the characters in the group are from low-level martial arts worlds. How are you going to write about them later?

The state of Ultra Instinct is really cool.

Having read up to Chapter 20, the following points are noteworthy: 1. The protagonist sends the information of each group member to the group file. Putting aside the psychological impact and influence on the group members knowing that he is a character from a novel or comic, the fact that his entire life is being seen by others, frankly speaking, could cause normal people to become enemies.

I feel that Super Saiyan 4, Super Saiyan 1 to Super Saiyan 3, Super Saiyan God to Ultra Instinct respectively emphasize essence (body), energy (vitality), and spirit (mental state). Super Saiyan 1 through Super Saiyan 3 are all bursts of ki, with the strongest output being the ki blast. The essence (body) is merely a vessel, and the spirit (mind) is only the catalyst.

The power scaling issues in Dragon Ball are normal because using numbers to represent power levels is inherently flawed. It's basically about mindlessly piling on ki without improving one's level, relying on the quantity of ki to influence its quality.

It follows a similar pattern to other chat groups, except the transmigrated identity is different. Moreover, this book differs from others that at least portray equality among all characters. In this book, the protagonist is the group leader, the strongest fighter, and the sole source of information.

Having read many of these types, I'm offering my sincere feedback, not just being argumentative. Readers and authors make mutual choices; as long as it's not intentionally meant to be offensive, let's part ways amicably. Getting back to the point... This type of novel, which initially focused on supernatural themes but later became considered problematic, still shows potential for development.