Simulate The Dragon Ball World

First, I would like to introduce a fan favorite and famous character - Truck-Kun. She is remarkable and always hits the right target more than 95 percent of the time.

Let's look at her latest work and learn a thing or two. A video starts playing in the Transport Reincarnation Conference Room.

A man named John Hunt parked his car and got out. He had just arrived home after working a late night shift. How was his life? It was alright, ain't it, chief. Living that is what we all got ta do.

A potted plant in the audience whispered, "Damn, why did the narrator suddenly switch from a normal narrator to a Roadman."

His fellow friend, the extension cord, replied, "The author must be trying to force his shitty humor in."

Back to the video, John was minding his business and heading toward the entrance of his building. As he opened the building door with his key card, a truck suddenly came and slammed right into him and the gate.

The audience burst into applause, and the speaker continued, "See, you should know the exact location and hit the target when they most don't expect."

"It perfectly executed our motto - Never let them know your next move."

Okay, now that more than 80 percent of people who read that weird start have left, let's get into the story.

John Hunt woke up and found himself lying in a bed as he had expected, but it wasn't a hospital bed. He found himself in a completely unfamiliar room.

Looking at the bedside table scared him out of his wits. It wasn't due to some weird ghost book but because the table had a picture frame, and he was in that picture.

Here comes the twist he had never taken that picture which means the only possible explanation was that someone had photoshopped him into that picture. This scared him. Was he taken home by some creepy stalker?

Knowing how good-looking he was, the possibility of such an event skyrocketed. When he saw the door handle twisting, he quickly stood up and grabbed hold of the bedroom lamp.

To his surprise, it wasn't some creepy stalker who entered the room, but it was his very own mother.

John - "Mom? But how is this possible? You died ten years ago."

Mom - "What did you say?." His mother took out her sandal and started chasing John, and upon getting a hold of him, she beat him up.

Mom - "Is that how you speak to your mom early in the morning? Is this what I taught you?."

As John's mom pulled John's ears, a sound resounded in his head.

<Condition for acquiring the system is fulfilled. Received achievement "Ass Whooping">

<Permission to bind the system with host>

<Yes/No>

John gritted his teeth and said, "Yes."

After a successful whooping, John's mom left the room but told John to go brush his teeth before leaving.

John headed to the bathroom and locked the door. He then started chatting with his system. You know the usual, what's your name? what do you do? How did my mom come back?

Through an in-depth conversation, John learned about what was really going on. He had been reincarnated into the world of dragon ball. His current location was the universe 18, planet earth.

This universe's earth was pretty much the same as the original earth. They had no clue about Ki energy but were entirely based on science and technology.

John felt this was weird, but it makes sense as universe 18 is possibly the weakest of all the universes. John also learned that the system's name was <Ultimate Simulation System>.

It allowed him to simulate any race in any universe in the world, meaning it would be a completely random simulation. Still, he could retain characters and relive their lives by purchasing a character slot with simulation points.

John asked, "Okay, but is the reward only useful for retaining in-game character?

System answered, "Of course not. You simulate not for fun but to get stronger."

John replied, "Alright, so after the simulation, will I get rewards?

The system answered, "Yes, you get three options. The first option allows you to get a random technique you learned in the simulation. Second, lets you get the fighting experience in the simulation. The third one allows you to get the combat power in the simulator."

John asked, "Wait, so you mean my current body? or is it the simulated character?".

System answered, "Both get the benefit, but the character retains a 1/10th of the combat power."

John asked, "Interesting I thought it would be the opposite."

The system answered, "The character can be reused; hence to avoid the character getting overpowered, this means was decided."

As John was about to start his first simulation, he heard his mother asking, "Are you not done yet?

John quickly brushed his teeth and headed outside. Mom - "What took you so long?"

John didn't reply as he knew from experience that this was a retort, not an actual question. He had grown wiser through a harrowing experience.

He still recalled that once he heard this question and had replied that he had a sour stomach. Then his mother thought he was making fun of her cooking skills and beat him up.

John headed to his bedroom and took a glance at his phone. He realized it was a Saturday and could finally simulate with peace of mind.

Before simulating, John decided to first look at his system panel.

{ Host: John Hunt

Age: 15

Techniques: None

Character Cards: None

Combat Power: 1 ( How pathetic a puny farmer is five times stronger than you)

Destiny Points: 0

Packages: Newbie Package (unopened) }

John - "System quickly open my newbie package."

System - "Congratulation on winning 500 destiny points."

John - "How many simulations is that?"

System - "Five simulations in total."

John - "How much does it cost to retain a card?"

System - "The first card costs only 1000 points, and a zero is increased each time."