BARDOCK-KING OF SAIYAN'S

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As time seemed to freeze for a moment,

Bardock—or Akira, as he once was—looked directly toward the readers.

Yes, you.

 "Surprised, aren't you? You didn't expect me to break the fourth wall, huh? Well, here we are. Don't worry; it's not a bug in your reality. I just… have this strange ability to talk to you. Don't ask how. It's weird, even for me."

 Bardock leaned back slightly, a small smirk forming on his face. "Let me tell you my story. Everyone loves a good backstory, right? Mine's not all sunshine and rainbows, though.

It's a little messy, but life usually is."

 He paused, as if gathering his thoughts.

 "I was just a normal kid once. My name was Akira. When I was 10, my dad passed away. That day… well, it changed everything. It wasn't sudden. He had been sick, but losing him still hit like a punch in the gut. My mom, my little brother, and I were left to figure things out. Luckily, my dad's pension helped keep us afloat. We weren't drowning in bills, but life wasn't easy either."

 Bardock's voice softened. "As a kid, I didn't know how to deal with it. I was only 10, you know? So, I found an escape: Dragon Ball. The old classic. Watching Goku, Vegeta, and the others fight, grow, and laugh gave me something to hold on to. It felt like they were my friends. My heroes."

 He chuckled lightly. "Fast forward to adulthood. I grew up, studied hard, and became a software engineer. You know, coding, app development, that kind of thing. It paid well, but I always felt… restless. Like something was missing. So, I started climbing. Mountains, rocks, anything that tested my strength and courage. It made me feel alive, like I was channeling my inner Saiyan."

 Bardock's expression turned serious. "And then it happened. The day everything changed. I was climbing this huge mountain, 500 feet up. I felt strong, unstoppable. But then—snap! My safety gear broke. I remember falling. The wind rushing past me. The ground getting closer. And then… nothing."

 He shrugged. "Next thing I knew, I woke up on Planet Plant. And not the Planet Plant from Dragon Ball lore, but millions of years before all that. No advanced technology, no scouters, no space pods. Just raw, untamed Saiyan life."

 Bardock stood up, pacing slowly. "At first, I was confused. Scared, even. I mean, who wouldn't be? But then I realized… I was Bardock. Goku's father. It wasn't a dream, either. My soul had somehow… I don't know, slipped through the cracks of the universe and landed here. Was it fate? Luck? A cosmic joke? I still don't know."

 He stopped and smiled faintly. "Here's the funny part. You know how in those isekai stories, the protagonist gets some overpowered system to help them out? Yeah, I didn't get one. No magical cheat codes, no special perks. Just me and Bardock's Saiyan body. And you know what? That's fine. Hard work beats shortcuts any day."

 Bardock's tone became proud. "I took what I knew from the Dragon Ball world and started making changes. I trained harder than I ever thought possible. I helped the Saiyans grow stronger, smarter, and more united. I even brought in new ideas—tools, strategies, ways to protect ourselves from enemies we hadn't met yet. Under my leadership, Planet Plant became more advanced than anyone could've imagined."

 He sighed, looking out into the distance. "But now… I'm bored. The fighting, the glory, the challenges—they're not enough anymore. I've climbed every metaphorical mountain in this universe, and there's nothing left to conquer. It's funny, isn't it? A guy who fell off a real mountain, now standing at the top of everything, wondering what's next. and know what i still not able to find Kai and God of Destruction"

 He turned back to the readers, his eyes gleaming with a mix of humor and determination. "So, what do I do now? Do I sit on my throne, all bored and grumpy? Or do I find a new challenge? Maybe punch a black hole or something. Who knows?"

 Bardock laughed softly. "Anyway, that's my story. A regular guy turned Saiyan legend. And if there's one thing I've learned, it's this: life—whether human or Saiyan—is what you make of it. Fifty years is a long time, and it is also a long journey of bloody battle have to say that too much has been experienced and too much has happened.

Looking back, everything feels like it just happened yesterday...."