Dragon Ball: Choosing My Path from the Moment I Became the Saiyan King

Anyone who has read Dragon Ball should think it is good. There have been too few novels in this area recently. This one is not bad.

Generally speaking, it is different from the original work. The ups and downs of the plot are quite attractive, especially for some of us Dragon Ball fans. I suggest that more of the author's own characters be added, as well as more Saiyan states, such as marrying other races and giving birth to different characters, which are too single compared to the Earthlings. The author can also make up for the loopholes in the original work.

The content is very exciting, and it feels like one of the few excellent works.

Haha, didn't you say you have another novel? I've been looking for it for a long time but couldn't find it. Which novel is it in?

"Dragon Ball: Choosing from Becoming the King of Saiyans" is a fan novel based on the world view of "Dragon Ball", which combines elements of time travel, systems and the rise of the Saiyan race. Taking the rise of the Saiyans as the core, integrating system tasks, technological innovation and bloodline evolution, it reconstructs the racial development history of the Dragon Ball world. The protagonist integrates strategy and strength to break the tragic fate of the original Saiyans, while retaining the growth lines and conflicts of the classic characters, which is both innovative and original.

I just read Chapter 100 and I think it's pretty good. This author has a lot of imagination. He has modified many Honkai settings in Dragon Ball, and he has not completely followed Goku's route. He is not even related to Goku in the beginning. It is very attractive, and you will not be able to completely guess the development of the plot after just two glances. It also incorporates a lot of storylines from the theatrical version. It can also be seen that the author is an old Dragon Ball fan. Good reviews. Come on.

I hope you don't abuse the heroine, it's the most disgusting thing

The biggest bug in this book is that destructive power is not equal to combat power. For example, when the original Vegeta first came to Earth, his combat power was 18,000, but he was afraid of Frieza Ginyu's 160,000. If the giant ape has ten times the combat power as written in the book, how could the giant ape Vegeta be afraid of Ginyu when he has transformed into a combat power of 180,000? When we first went to Namek, there was a purple soy sauce character. The original setting was that he was only 3,000 more powerful than normal Vegeta, but he could always suppress Vegeta. Therefore, the ten times the destructive power of becoming a giant ape is fundamentally different from the ten times combat power.

The best Dragon Ball novel I have read so far

It's okay, it's pretty good. I've watched the Dragon Ball anime and found this book to be okay.