Broly’s Multiversal Foodie Adventure

In the summer of 20XX, a system traveling through the D95 world encountered spatial turbulence, resulting in the accidental death of an otaku who was on his way to collect rent with his keys. To avoid leaving a bad record in the D95 world, the system privately negotiated compensation with the deceased otaku.

The otaku had both parents, a car, and a house, but he wasn't happy. As a child, his parents were always busy with work, and as he grew up, all they left him was a cold, empty house and the monthly task of collecting rent. He lacked love, as his parents' affection was entirely devoted to his younger brother. He had little attachment to the real world, so when the system offered him the option to be reborn, he chose to travel to a lower-dimensional world to find the figurine "wives" he had emotionally invested in.

The system agreed, but when it came to choosing the method of reincarnation, the otaku opted for Broly from the *Dragon Ball* world—a character with monstrous physical strength and energy growth potential—to better adapt to the rules of different worlds.

The soul reincarnation began...

The system brought the otaku's soul to the *Dragon Ball* world, but while transferring his soul into Broly's mother's womb, the system, too engrossed in creating a "harem system," forgot to add protective measures to the otaku's soul. Half a year later, when the harem system was finally completed, the otaku's soul had already been absorbed and restructured by the powerful Saiyan embryo.

Though the soul was still the otaku's, its structure had drastically changed, making it a true reincarnation rather than the original otaku. After embedding the completed harem system into the new soul, the guilty system hastily left the *Dragon Ball* world, promising to compensate him once it became successful.

...

Time passed, and it was now Age 732.

This year, the mistakenly reincarnated Broly was born, and his mother passed away. Due to his exceptionally high detected potential, Broly was sent by King Vegeta to the planet Vampa. Paragus, Broly's father, discovered this and rushed to Vampa, but their spaceship was damaged, leaving the father and son stranded on the planet.

...

Time flew by, and it was now Age 737.

This year, Saiyans scattered across the universe were suddenly summoned back to Planet Vegeta. Just as Bardock, sensing something amiss, stole a spaceship and sent his youngest son—with a power level of only 2—to a remote planet called Earth, a food-gathering operation was underway on Vampa.

Under the cloudless sky, a figure with a spider-like shell approached the cave of the Vampa spiders. With lightning speed, it descended, breaking through the cave's ceiling. Sensing the disturbance, the spiders guarding the nest crawled out, staring at the intruder who had entered their breeding ground.

"I'm here to trade for food again. This is Baya blood. I'll take two of your eggs. I'll leave the blood here, and I'll take the eggs myself," the child said as he grabbed two spider eggs larger than himself and dashed out of the cave.

Outside, countless spiders had emerged from the ground. The smaller ones had power levels around 2,000, while the larger ones reached up to 3,000. At the back was a massive spider, as large as a hill, with pitch-black armor—the leader of the pack, with a power level of around 5,000.

The giant spider's eyes turned red upon seeing Broly, and it began chasing him with its eight legs. Broly, accustomed to being chased by the Vampa spider boss, fired three energy blasts in a triangular formation at the ground, creating a cloud of dust. He then lowered his altitude and flew into the dust.

The giant spider and its pack ran past, unable to see Broly hiding in a crevice below due to their limited head movement. Once the commotion subsided, Broly flew out with the two eggs and headed in the opposite direction.

By now, Broly had lived on Vampa for five years, eating the Vampa spiders for just as long. While adult spiders tasted bitter, their eggs were much more palatable, especially when fresh. However, despite their low intelligence, the spiders highly valued their eggs, making it more dangerous to retrieve them than to hunt a spider collecting Baya blood.

As his strength grew and his understanding of the spiders' habits deepened, Broly found it easier to trade for eggs. His smoke bomb tactic never failed. The only downside was that he hadn't figured out how to domesticate the spiders, so obtaining the freshest eggs still relied on luck.

Sometimes, he was lucky enough to snatch a freshly laid egg from under the giant spider. Perhaps because he had done this too often, the giant spider had developed a grudge against him. But this wasn't a big deal. The giant spider's power level was only slightly over 5,000, and it couldn't fly. For Broly, whose base power level had already surpassed 10,000 (rendering it unmeasurable by scouters), defeating it wouldn't be much harder than dealing with ordinary spiders.

The main reason he hadn't killed the giant spider was a voice in his head constantly reminding him to "protect the planet's ecosystem."

Vampa was a harsh planet, and not all its creatures were edible. For example, the Baya beasts, with their green fungal mats, were inedible. Their blood was highly corrosive, and their flesh was as nutritious as leather. Broly's father, Paragus, had once tried eating Baya flesh and blood, resulting in severe diarrhea. If not for the Saiyan's resilient生命力, he might have died.

Thus, the Vampa spiders, with their relatively large population and edibility, were a precious food source. Overhunting or excessive consumption could easily lead to their extinction, leaving Broly and his father without food.

This was why Broly always brought Baya blood to trade for eggs—to simulate the natural process where some spiders were eaten by Baya beasts while collecting blood.

Carrying the two eggs, Broly quickly flew back to his mountain cave. Inside, there were numerous containers made from spider shells, filled with precious rainwater collected during rare storms. Though the water smelled fishy, it was far more drinkable than spider fluids.

After taking a few sips from a clay jar, Broly lifted a flat stone slab. Vampa had almost no vegetation, making fire impossible. The only usable heat source was geothermal energy from the planet's core. As for a pot, Broly had yet to find any iron ore, so he used stone slabs as makeshift frying pans.

His father was still out collecting Baya blood, but Broly was hungry and decided not to wait. He prepared to cook the spider eggs to fill his stomach.

As he carried the slab outside, a new message appeared in his mind: 

**[The Harem System has finished charging. Would you like to initiate a world transfer now?]**

Broly: "?"

Since birth, various messages had occasionally appeared in his mind, many of which he didn't fully understand.

"What's a Harem System?"

"The Harem System is a module created by the Z0186 system as compensation for a D95 world native who suffered an accident during a system transfer. Its purpose is to help the compensated native reacquire their 'wives' in lower-dimensional worlds and collect their exclusive systems."

"Who's the D95 world native?"

"You are."

"What's a wife?"

"A partner."

"Can I eat it?"

The Harem System paused for a moment, seemingly analyzing the context, before replying: "Yes, you can eat it, and it will provide you with food."

Through this exchange, Broly's straightforward mind gradually equated "wife" with "food."

"Host, would you like to initiate a world transfer now? Note: The Harem System is in its initial stage and cannot store excess temporal energy. If you do not transfer now, the energy will be wasted."

Broly was about to ask what a world transfer was, but upon hearing the word "waste," he instinctively replied as a frugal child: "Waste is unacceptable. I'll transfer now."

"Acknowledged. D95 world anchor point set. Lower-dimensional world search initiated. World matched. Establishing transfer coordinates..."

*Thud.*

As the stone slab hit the ground, Broly's figure vanished.