Bank-Level Saiyan, Stark Resigned at the Beginning

That's great, Schiller and Roland will definitely give you a thumbs up!

Old Boo will not go berserk, and New Boo will not go berserk. The irrational Broly only has biochemical Broly and the extremely angry New Broly. Old Boo is the ultimate talker who sees through his father's lies in a second and keeps talking nonsense during the battle. I don't know why many people have the misunderstanding that Old Boo will go berserk and lose his mind. In fact, Old Boo made the controller not to prevent Old Boo from going berserk but to fear Broly's power in order to control Old Boo. Bu has nothing to do with whether he is violent or not, and this controller cannot control Broly at all. His fighting style is just that he is more violent, but he also stood on the top of the tower where Piccolo appeared, with his lower body motionless, and only relied on his upper body to sway to dodge the attacks of Goku and Piccolo. Bu himself has never lost his mind, and the biochemical Broly in the third Broly Theatrical Edition is a clone who only has a little relationship with Broly.

Saiyans are calmer, purer, and stronger. The old version is pure evil and pure murder. The controller is not to prevent rampage but to prevent his father from being killed and realize his ambitions. The new version is pure kindness, even if his father abuses him in every possible way without fighting back, he fears and loves his father. However, both have a common characteristic. When his own energy expands to the limit, reason will not exist, and his strength will skyrocket. Without external intervention or stopping himself, he will continue to destroy and fight.

You became Broly, in the United States, but everyone calls you Xiao Bu. I would like to ask why Americans call Broli Xiao Bu. Are you sure you haven't traveled to China?

Old Piccolo with three to four hundred combat power can rule the world, but you have millions of combat power to defeat Hulk and Abomination? ? ?

If you want to watch a hot-blooded battle series, you can leave. The plot is okay, but it's a bit difficult to write the Saiyan, Green Goblin, and Hulk as split personalities.

Why does the author love America? He actually suppressed the protagonist for the sake of American restraint.

Too 6, and there are those who boast that Broly can instantly kill abstract entities and fight against the Living Tribunal😅

Why are you such a literary young man when you are supposed to be writing dozens of novels?

The first time I saw a Saiyan transforming into a main personality fused with a second personality, what do you think 😰

Broly

The writing is so immature that I once thought I was reading Tomato. Fortunately, although the writing is immature, the things written are not boring, and it is obvious that he is a newbie. It is not easy for a newbie to choose a starting point at this time, so I would like to give you some support.

Cousins ​​are equivalent to being related by blood, but you wrote that the protagonist is Asian? Even if you are a mixed race, don't you think it's weird?

What is the difference between the entire schizophrenic second personality and the doppelgänger? . .

The rest of the writing is pretty good, but it's pretty rough if you hypnotize yourself into having a split personality.

，，，，，，    ，， Other systems and other things are just shackles given to you by the entire society before crossing over.

Goldfinger made the wrong choice. Those who want to see Saiyans will naturally not like this style. I can only say that if it's free, it'll be fine.

Cute Jeff

The story is interesting, the writing is fairly fluent, the writing is immature but does not affect the reading, it is funny but not too overwhelming, and there are also jokes from hell... It is a cool article, the protagonist is a playboy, unrestrained and wanton. The world values relatives and friends, but the author has a bit of a literary youth disease... Not all are bad, some plots are written The young one is quite good, not as awkward as the second grade one, but also a bit warm-blooded or elegant. It is a beautiful description... There are currently two discomfort points related to the plot... 1. At the beginning of the seventh chapter, a group of people in the chapter review shouted to the author to stop, no dual personality, no split personality... Although this cannot be changed later, it belongs to the main plot of the protagonist... But judging from the plot description, the Green Goblin and Hulk both involve dual personalities. When I saw the protagonist asking for the Green Goblin potion, I almost became stressed... It was a very awkward setting, and it was a bit different from the protagonist's superficial personality. There is a lack of proper foreshadowing... 2. The latest plot, Gu Yi disappears for three months and comes back to start to analyze the protagonist's life like a detective solving a mystery... The plot transition is like a rookie and veteran policeman suddenly switching to the Oriental Train Murder Case... The dramatic effect changes very much, and then do you think the climax is coming? No, here comes a more abrupt twist, rescuing Teacher Gu Yi... 🙂 At this point, I doubt the author's mental state... Is he using role-playing to think about the plot? So out of touch... If it's a minor problem, the protagonist's venomous tongue would sometimes break his tongue... I once suspected that the little spider's chatty nature would be replaced by the protagonist... As for the most noisy issue of combat power... As long as the protagonist's combat power at each stage has a similar anchor in Marvel. Like, it would be nice to be able to justify it... There is no need to compete across the world... The combat power of the same comic written by different authors is very different, it is really unnecessary... ps: Regarding the protagonist's feelings after watching Shang-Chi and the old man fighting, don't believe some outrageous comments, it is definitely not learning Wing Chun on Destruction Day! 😅😅 It's just the perception of martial arts... Moreover, no matter how much the values ​​​​in the later stages of Dragon Ball are expanded... From the beginning of the No. 1 Martial Arts Tournament in the World to the later Zi Zi Ji Gong, the setting has martial arts...

Dy read a few social news and felt that society has become a ridge of lions and camels. Who can save this world? I feel like I can't even numb myself by reading novels. I feel that my heart is full of darkness. Who can stand up and point out a way for this world? Can a novel protagonist come to our rescue? Who can become a superhero in real life?

Such an interesting book is actually a eunuch? ! Damn Kuaishou is still draining traffic, what a mess

I don't need to explain it, it's so fun, I like the author's mental state very much, hahahahaha

The author spends a lot of effort describing the changes in the mentality of heroes. Whether it is the previous Banner Hulk or the ongoing aging Captain America and Loki, the author always uses the protagonist and the plot to torture the hearts of these superheroes, allowing us to see the entanglement of human nature under the term "hero". It's quite interesting. Many novels are not as detailed as this book, or do not have such a good change of direction. The heroes in the author's works are all looking for a better self. Pretty good. After reading it, I felt like "Ah, I have reconciled with myself" and the illusion of enlightenment (and then I realized that I didn't seem to have anything to reconcile with myself🐶)

You pirated bloodline, Broly in Dragon Ball had 10,000 combat power when he was born.

Now that I have finished reading The Battle of New York, I have one thing to say. The author's writing is quite good, and the writing and story are interesting. However, it feels more and more like a group portrait novel, and the protagonist's presence is getting lower and lower. He is the connector between the characters, similar to the feeling of a mastermind behind the scenes, so I am ready to give up. I don't like group portrait novels.

I read Chapter 20 in one go and I almost laughed my head off.

I feel like it's not a good idea to set the Saiyans as split personalities. I feel more like the author had this idea in his mind when he was watching Dragon Ball. He thought it was great, so he got excited and wrote it into the book. Writing the protagonist as a dual personality is a bit poisonous. Originally, I thought the author would not put too much emphasis on it, but in the end, he actually wrote a protagonist with a personality that communicates and negotiates with the giant ape personality in his mind. This kind of setting is completely unflattering. If you write it, there will definitely be a lot of people who won't like it. If you don't write it, you won't. But in the end, you still have to write it like this. What's the point? Is this setting of split personality a very important core setting in this book? Is it necessary to write otherwise I won't be able to write the rest of the article? Furthermore, I think the author's reasoning for setting up the split personality of Saiyans is quite far-fetched. It is completely untenable to say that the Super Saiyan's personality changes after the transformation. I think this personality change is not enough to support the derivation of dual personality. I even think that if the setting of this dual personality is really so important, then it is better to write about the protagonist's own problem instead of setting it up in the Saiyan setting. Don't make fun of yourself.

The writing is great. I have never seen an American comic written with a certain depth while still being interesting.

To be honest, when I first saw Shang-Chi written about it, I was quite disgusted. However, I was relieved to see that the Shang-Chi the author wrote was not the one in the comics or movies. The author's Shang-Chi is quite likable!

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