A Guide to Conquering the Heavens Starting with Dragon Ball

Chapter 36 discusses some setting issues, which have been raised by many people (you can take a look).

The first issue is the login problem. A world is first captured, and then logged in. Of course, login can also be random. Generally, the time of the world to which you log in is fixed, but the space is not. For example, if you log in to the Naruto world in Konoha Year 48, then everyone logs in to Konoha Year 48, but they are not the same world. They can be understood as different timelines, unless there is a special event (which will be mentioned later).

The second issue is the login identity. Theoretically, any identity or race that exists in the world can be logged in. However, the character's strength must match. For example, if the protagonist's external combat power is five (there are no ordinary people who can enter high school), then the Saiyan he logs in with only five combat power points, not hundreds or even thousands. He also cannot choose Frozen Devil, Majin Buu, or God of Destruction because there are no such weak Frozen Devil, Majin Buu, or God of Destruction. Similarly, in the Naruto world, you can choose the Otsutsuki clan, but you have to find an Otsutsuki clan member with a combat power of only five. In Konoha Year 48, it seems that there were only two Otsutsuki clan members left on the moon. You can't say that those two have a combat power of less than ten.

The third issue is speedrunning. Speedrunning doesn't mean finishing the story in just two or three pages. The book is called Dragon Ball, so how could it end in just two or three pages? Especially since Dragon Ball is such a long anime. Speedrunning is because the protagonist is familiar with the story and can easily complete it. For others, the protagonist is the speedrunner.

The fourth issue is the main world. This isn't just fan fiction; it's more like a semi-fan fiction. The main world will definitely have some story elements, though for now, most of it will be Dragon Ball-themed. I'll try to write as little main world story as possible.

Fifthly, regarding the protagonist's sister's login and the protagonist's hidden nature, some things are truly difficult to reveal. With this kind of open login, if you're not strong enough and still leak information, aren't you just courting death? As for not informing his sister, normally people log in at sixteen, but his sister was only fourteen. It was an opportunity given to him by the Great Xia Academy. The protagonist only found out later; he didn't know anything before, so naturally he wouldn't say anything. In his view, it was still too early. Later, when he found out, he directly told his sister the information. As for pushing it onto Orochimaru, firstly, Orochimaru isn't a murderous maniac, and his Sound Village isn't without people. As long as there's value, why would Orochimaru do anything to the protagonist's sister? Besides, as a special recruit of the Great Xia Academy, the protagonist's sister naturally has some means of self-preservation, so there's no need to worry. More importantly, at worst, if the Hokage era ends, there will be a chance to bring his sister into the Dragon Ball world later.

(End of this chapter)