The Real Game Whose Story Only I Know

Finally, you're not writing about natives anymore? With your writing style, you should be writing about time travelers. The previous few books were just forced and unnecessarily difficult.

Since it's an NPC in a "game," how does it infiltrate the player's world? Otherwise, it's just a matter of being locked into a world where it can only remotely command. If it can get out, what kind of way is it? For example, parasitism, possession, or smuggling.

I've read several of your books, and there's one thing I've always found annoying and want to complain about: there are always random characters or enemies with ridiculously powerful abilities that make me wonder if they're actually the protagonist. Like the Heavenly Sword and the Gate of Babylon in this book. There was a similar situation in the first book, but I forgot what the specific abilities were.

Naruto cannot exist without Orochimaru

Just like with the previous book, the author's power levels have collapsed. It feels like the author no longer wants to write the Dragon Ball series and has started to give up and write nonsense.

This book is much more interesting than the previous ones, both in terms of setting and plot. It's so good, I can't get enough of it!

The feeling of déjà vu from "Infinite Prophet"

It will be available on Sunday, please support it! Mwah!

I'd like to offer a small suggestion, and see if you can accept it. Like in your previous work, where the protagonist kills Tsunade and the opposing faction's favorability immediately decreases, could you change it so that the favorability decreases only after the opposing faction finds out, and doesn't decrease if no one knows? Otherwise, it seems a bit strange and illogical. Of course, your suggestion is still the most important.

Is Dragon Ball, like the previous Saint Seiya series, already nearing its end?