Chapter 1: Reincarnation Error, Time Travel Begins!
In the summer of 20XX, a certain interdimensional system entered the D95 World but encountered spatial turbulence—accidentally killing an otaku who had just stepped out to collect rent with his key in hand.
To avoid being recorded as a malfunction in the D95 System Registry, the system privately negotiated with the otaku's soul and agreed to compensate him.
Despite owning a house, a car, and having both parents, the otaku led a hollow life. His parents, obsessed with work, had left him a legacy of cold walls and monthly rent collections. All their love went to his younger brother, leaving him emotionally neglected. He had little attachment to the real world and instead longed for the warmth of his cherished anime figure collection.
When offered a chance at reincarnation, he requested to be reborn into a lower-dimensional world where his favorite waifus might actually exist. The system agreed.
To give him a body capable of surviving and thriving across various anime worlds, he chose the reincarnation template of Broly—the legendary Super Saiyan from Dragon Ball Z, a being with monstrous potential and near-limitless power scaling.
The soul transfer began.
As the system attempted to inject his soul into the womb of Broly's mother on Planet Vegeta, it became distracted while constructing a bonus module—the Crystal Palace system, a harem-oriented support tool. In its distraction, it forgot to stabilize the otaku's soul.
By the time the Crystal Palace system was completed—six months later—the otaku's soul had already fused with the genetically unstable Saiyan embryo. The result was no longer just a soul transplant—it was a rebirth. His very soul structure had been altered, forming a new existence entirely.
After hurriedly implanting the Crystal Palace system into this mutated Broly, the malfunctioning system fled the Dragon Ball World, promising further compensation once it became successful.
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Age 732
In this year, Broly was born. His mother died shortly after childbirth.
Because his power level was absurdly high, King Vegeta exiled him to the distant planet Vampa.
His father, Paragus, discovered this and chased after the pod, but their ship was damaged on landing. Thus, father and son were stranded on the desolate world of Vampa.
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Age 737
Planet Vegeta issued a recall order for all Saiyans scattered across space. Bardock, sensing danger, secretly launched his infant son, Kakarot, to Earth.
Meanwhile, on Planet Vampa, young Broly was on a food mission.
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In the cloudless sky above Vampa's harsh terrain, a small figure with a spider-like carapace on his head descended like lightning, crashing through the ceiling of a giant cave. The sound disturbed the massive spiders inside—the Vampa Spiders, who protected their nesting grounds with fierce aggression.
"I'm back to trade," said the child who had crashed through the ceiling. "Here's some Ba-ya blood for two eggs. I'll leave it here and take the eggs myself."
Without waiting for a reply, Broly snatched two spider eggs—larger than himself—and dashed out.
Dozens of spiders emerged from underground tunnels. The smaller ones had power levels around 2,000. Larger ones reached 3,000. And behind them all loomed the spider queen—massive as a small mountain, with obsidian armor and a power level around 5,000.
Her crimson eyes locked on Broly as she gave chase.
But Broly, used to these hunts, fired three energy blasts in a triangle pattern to stir up dust, then dropped low and concealed himself in a narrow crevice beneath the ground.
The spiders, with limited head mobility, failed to notice him below and thundered past.
Broly emerged once the coast was clear and flew the opposite direction.
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He had survived on Planet Vampa for five years. During that time, spider meat—particularly the eggs—had become his main food source. The adults tasted bitter, but the eggs, especially fresh ones, were more palatable.
However, harvesting eggs wasn't easy. Vampa Spiders were fiercely protective of their young. Raiding a nest meant facing hordes of enemies in tight spaces.
Yet Broly had perfected a strategy: cause a distraction, grab the eggs, and vanish. It worked every time.
His only regret? He hadn't found a way to domesticate the spiders. Fresh eggs could only be obtained by daring raids under the queen's abdomen. And after many such intrusions, she had developed a personal grudge.
But Broly wasn't concerned. The spider queen, despite her strength, couldn't fly. Broly's base power level had already exceeded 10,000—so high that standard scouters couldn't even measure it anymore. If he wanted to, he could eliminate the entire spider colony.
But he didn't.
A voice in his head constantly reminded him to "preserve the planetary ecosystem."
Planet Vampa was inhospitable. Not everything could be eaten. Some creatures, like the Ba-ya Beasts—furry photosynthetic monsters with corrosive blood—were outright poisonous. Paragus once tried eating one and nearly died from extreme diarrhea.
So Vampa Spiders, with their nutritional and edible flesh, were a vital food source.
Broly even tried to replicate nature. When Ba-ya Beasts hunted spiders, they left blood behind. So Broly brought Ba-ya blood with him when taking spider eggs—to simulate a natural predator exchange and keep the spiders from seeing him as a threat to the ecosystem.
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With two fresh eggs in tow, Broly returned to his makeshift mountain nest. Inside, he had containers crafted from spider carapaces that collected the planet's rare rainfall.
The water was yellow and fishy, but still better than spider fluids.
He took two gulps and grabbed a flat stone slab—his only method of cooking. There were no plants to burn, no metals to make pots. Just geothermal heat and stone grills.
Paragus hadn't returned from his latest Ba-ya hunt. But Broly was hungry. He decided to cook the eggs without waiting.
Just as he reached the cave entrance, a strange message echoed in his mind:
> [Crystal Palace has finished charging. Would you like to proceed with world transmigration now?]
Broly blinked.
Since birth, strange information had popped into his mind occasionally—but this was new.
> "Crystal Palace? What's that?"
> [Crystal Palace is a personalized system module developed by System Z0186. It serves as private compensation to the former soul of the D95 Source World for an accident during soul transmission. Its function is to assist you in collecting companions—also known as wives—across secondary anime dimensions.]
> "Who is the resident of the D95 World?"
> [You are.]
> "Wife? What's that?"
> [Companion.]
> "Can it be eaten?"
> (Pause.) [Yes. It can provide you with food.]
Thus, in Broly's mind, the word wife became synonymous with food.
> [Host, would you like to proceed with world transmigration now? The Crystal Palace is fully charged. If you do not proceed, excess spacetime energy will be wasted.]
Broly didn't understand what spacetime energy was. But he knew one thing: waste was unacceptable.
> "I don't want to waste anything. Let's transmigrate now!"
> [Request confirmed. Anchoring D95 Source World. Initiating low-dimensional world search. World matched. Teleportation coordinates locked.]
The stone slab fell with a loud thud.
Broly vanished.