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Dragon Ball: All Worlds Flow Toward the Source — And I Am Its Keeper

When Lin Yue cultivated his "Ki" to a combat power of 15,000 in the Dragon Ball universe, he awakened an absurd ability—Dimensional Travel. From the sands of Namek to the raging seas of One Piece, from the Soul Society of Bleach to Konoha Village in Naruto, this man—who mastered the ultimate compression of life energy—became the "Rule Breaker" of every alternate world. In the One Piece world, with a mere flick of his finger, his Ki tore through Akainu’s magma. He smirked at Whitebeard’s Gura Gura no Mi: “Old man, your punches have no strength.” Faced with Boa Hancock’s deep affection, he left only these words: “I’ll come back,” before turning around and effortlessly blocking the entire Marine Headquarters’ cannon barrage with a wall of Ki. In the Bleach universe, he crushed Aizen’s Kyoka Suigetsu barehanded, yawned at Yamamoto Genryusai’s Ryujin Jakka, and quipped, “Not hot enough—can’t even light a match.” During his sword duel with Unohana Retsu, he balanced slaughter and tenderness with effortless grace. In the Naruto world, he dispersed Shukaku’s Tailed Beast Ball with a breath and told Kaguya Ōtsutsuki, “Beyond chakra lies Ki.” Orochimaru’s Edo Tensei became a joke in his presence, and even the Sage of Six Paths regarded him as a “god from another dimension.” From the Angelic Nebula of Super God Academy to the Monster Association of One Punch Man, Lin Yue’s “Ki” remained synonymous with dimensional-overwhelming dominance. Sacred Kayla’s Celestial Judgment? He used it as a streetlamp. The Void Engine? Just a tasty energy snack. Even Saitama’s “Serious Punch” barely qualified as his warm-up exercise. He was the “family member” who fixed time machines in Bulma’s lab, the mortal whom Vados found “more intriguing than cosmic laws,” and the one secretly cherished in the hearts of Hancock, Kaguya, and countless others…