Found him.
Zhang Qi looked at the dazed young man and could not help but sigh.
Using the star map provided by Jaco, who called himself a Galactic Patrol officer, along with Instant Transmission, he had crossed an unknown number of light-years before finally finding this man on this godforsaken barren planet.
Broly.
The monster from the movie who had possessed ten thousand Combat Power from birth and was known as the "Legendary Super Saiyan."
Across the myriad worlds, different environments gave rise to different life civilizations, whether cultivation systems or technological systems.
Because their environments differed, these civilizations and lifeforms each had their own distinctions. There was no absolute measure of strength or weakness.
For example, if one considered weight alone, the blue whale was unquestionably the largest creature in the ocean. But did that mean viruses, smaller than dust, had no merits at all?
Different lifeforms and civilizations merely adopted different survival strategies in order to adapt to their environments.
Thus, they had developed a universal system to judge the strength of technological civilizations and Beyonders.
There were three most important factors: energy, vessel, and spirit.
It was like a car. The source of its power was the engine, its vessel was the rest of the vehicle's hardware, and its spirit was the driver.
For Beyonders, these three factors were easy to understand: the physical body, the scale of energy one could control, and one's degree of understanding of the world.
For technological civilizations, they referred to the energy sources they had mastered, their industrial level, and their level of science and technology.
Because worlds differed, the development of these three aspects also varied, but they generally remained within this framework.
Yet the Dragon Ball World was the most lopsided world Zhang Qi had ever seen.
The defining