I really didn't want to make a separate chapter and ruin everyone's reading experience, but I felt I still had to mention this.
Also, while you're reading, please toss in some recommendation votes. Seriously, you used to give them all the time. Have you gotten lazy just because I didn't remind you??
First, the thing many readers found strangest was how the Kaisesto Aliens managed to detect Cell's embryo.
As for that, I'll address it together with another question: Cell was clearly an option Dr. Gero had abandoned, so why did I write Dr. Gero as placing so much importance on it?
Regarding these two points, readers who paid close attention to the original work would have noticed that Cell once explained both of them to Piccolo.
First, Cell was created by a computer, which explained why the Kaisesto Aliens were able to discover what was special about him.
Second, Cell mentioned that Dr. Gero had once collected the cells of many skilled fighters for synthesis, but ultimately gave up because it took too long.
However, the point in time where I began this story was even earlier than three years before the androids appeared, so that explained why Dr. Gero had not yet given up on Cell at this time.
As for those who don't like me altering the plot, damn it, you complain when I write an alien planet arc, you complain when I write a new female lead, and you complain when I alter the plot?
It's not that I'm saying you can't complain about me, but writing a book is writing a book. If I don't add my own ideas and changes, then what's the point? You might as well just read the original!
After all, if I don't make any changes and you already know