Wandering Through Dragon Ball

I feel that this Dragon Ball fan novel is okay, at least it is not as invincible as other novels. It is still readable, but there are too many typos... From the beginning of landing on the earth to the final training on Kaiojin, the battles along the way made me feel good. It was straight forward without procrastination or nonsense, which I like. There are also the auxiliary features of the system that always make me feel excited, but the final ending is disappointing.

I don't understand whether the combat power the author talks about refers to the physical energy mentioned by the original spaceman in Dragon Ball or the combat power he created himself? If the physical energy in the Dragon Balls had been trained like the protagonist, it would have exceeded hundreds and thousands in a few years, and it was so difficult to defeat the Red Silk Legion. Moreover, the exercises are only frog jumps, push-ups, and sit-ups, which are just like the fake muscles trained in the gym. The skills are made by oneself behind closed doors and still feel that he is awesome every day. In the words of Swallowing Starry Sky, those percentages of the system mean that you have only mastered a few percent of your physical strength and a few percent of your skills. You cannot even fully master it, let alone the amplitude.

It's so bland that it makes people feel depressed. It's still like this after dozens of chapters. This is Dragon Ball. The author should write something else.

What the hell is this, the author is a newbie?