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The Roaring Dragon is a work by Wu Luxiang. It was published on November 1, 2015 by Xinhua Press. The book was based on the difficult journey of the Chinese Party members represented by Mao Ze Dong from October 1934 to October 1935 when they evacuated Ruijin, Jiangxi Province, and arrived at Wuqi Town, Northern Shaanxi Province after the Long March. It truly reproduced the difficult choices and heavy prices faced by the Red Army during the Long March. The author borrowed a few poems from Mao Ze-dong's poem "Seven Laws·Long March" as the sub-titles of the four major parts of the book, presenting a panoramic view of the Red Army's journey of crossing the Jinsha River, crossing the Dadu River, climbing snow mountains and grasslands, and arriving at Wuqi Town. Through describing the suffering of the Red Army and Mao's firm belief, the book showed the perseverance and power of belief of the Chinese Communists.

One plot idea could be that Videl discovers Gohan's Oozaru form in a secret forest area. She's initially scared but then realizes it's still Gohan inside. As she tries to help him regain control, they form a deeper bond.

Bulma could be another character paired with the reborn Broly. She might be the one to help him understand the modern world if he is reborn in a different time period. She could use her intelligence to create devices that help Broly control his power better or she could just be there to provide some comic relief in the midst of all the intense Saiyan drama.

He could team up with Luffy. Luffy is always open to new allies, and Broly's power would be a great addition to the Straw Hat crew. They could go on adventures together and face powerful enemies.

Goku could be a likely ally. Despite their initial conflicts, Goku has a way of seeing the good in people. He might approach Broly and convince him that they can work together to win the Tournament of Power for their universe. Their combined strength would be a formidable force.

In a crossover with One Piece, Luffy could be an ally. Luffy is known for his open - mindedness and ability to befriend almost anyone. He would see Broly's power and might try to get him to join his crew or at least fight alongside him against common enemies. They could have some really fun interactions, like Luffy trying to make Broly laugh or share his love for food with him.

Sure, Broly makes an appearance. The DBS manga incorporates his character and related storylines.

I'm not sure. It depends on the manga creator's decision and the story's direction.

Yes, Broly is featured in the manga.

Sure is. The manga includes Broly and his character development within its narrative framework.