Starting from Dragon Ball

Chapter 36 talks about the setting problem, which has been raised (you can take a look)
The first is the login problem. A world is captured first, and then logged in. Of course, it can also be randomly logged in. Under normal circumstances, the time of the world you log in to is fixed, but the space is not fixed. For example, if the Naruto world logs in in the 48th year of Konoha, then everyone logs in in the 48th year of Konoha, but it is not the same world. It can be understood as different time and space, unless it is a special event (this will be mentioned later)
The second is the issue of login identity. Theoretically, anyone with any identity or race in the world can log in, but 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 will only have five combat power, not hundreds or even thousands of points. He also cannot choose the Ice Demon, Majin Buu, or the God of Destruction, because there are no such weak Ice Demons, Majin Buu, and God of Destruction. Similarly, in the Naruto world, you can choose the Otsutsuki clan, but you have to find the Otsutsuki clan with only five combat power. In the 48th year of Konoha, there seemed to be only two Otsutsuki left on the moon. You can't say that the combat power of those two is less than ten points.

The third is the issue of speedrunning. This speedrunning does not mean that the plot can be finished in two or three pictures. The title of the book is Dragon Ball, how can it be finished in two or three pictures, especially when Dragon Ball is such a large-scale anime. Speedrunning is because the protagonist is familiar with it, and it is very easy for him to complete the process. For others, the protagonist is the speedrunner.

The fourth question is about the main world. This is not just fan fiction, but more like semi-fan fiction. The main world will definitely have some plots. Of course, most of them will be Dragon Ball plots at the beginning. I will try to write less main world plots.

Fifth, the problem of the protagonist's sister logging in, the problem of the protagonist hiding. Some things are really hard to leak. This kind of national login, you are not strong enough and you still leak it, aren't you looking for death? As for his own sister, he didn't tell her. Generally speaking, people will log in at the age of sixteen. His sister is only fourteen years old. It was an opportunity given by the Daxia Academy. The protagonist found out later. He didn't know it before, so naturally he wouldn't say anything. Anyway, it was still early in his opinion. When he found out later, he directly told his sister the information. As for pushing it to Orochimaru, first of all, Orochimaru is not a murderer, and his Sound Village is not without people. As long as it is valuable, how could Orochimaru do anything to the protagonist's sister, not to mention that the protagonist's sister is a special recruit of Daxia, so she naturally has some means to save her life, so there is no need to worry. More importantly, at worst, the Hokage is finished, and there will be a chance to pull his sister into the Dragon Ball world in the future.

(End of this chapter)