The World Tree Mainframe’s Wandering Digimon Project

When did the protagonist become a blonde loli like the time traveler?

This is so boring. I have no idea what they're trying to achieve from beginning to end. If you're going to collect data, then collect data; if you're going to collect the world, then collect the world. Why all the random switching between different accounts? If the reason is simply to have fun, that's fine, but if you're going to create a group portrait, don't impose so many restrictions. Like in Exide, restricting Tanlidou and secretly removing the Black Cloak—is it to prevent the creation of a billion hand-crafted gods? If you can't handle this, don't play it in the first place. Just honestly erode the world, that's all.

This book is absolutely terrible. The longer stories are alright, but the short stories are always the same old three tricks: Digimon causing trouble, Digimon saving the world, and machine deus ex machina. They refuse to write about high-powered worlds. This book originally had the potential to be a good one, but the author skips all the interesting parts and just writes a ton of boring stuff. Even if you really like the book, it's always the same formula with no variety, so what's the point? It's better to just abandon it altogether. #(Angry)

In the new game, the World Tree has become a little girl mom! #(Lol)

Oh dear, this arc is another Digimon disaster—Digimon crushing the original forces—higher-level Digimon annihilating their opponents. The invincible ones are the main Digimon, not the lower-level ones. And the development and management of Noren's side seems to have no future. They could write about Noren or lower-level Digimon going on adventures and gaining experience elsewhere, building bonds with characters from other worlds. Right now, all they're writing is about the upper echelons crushing their opponents.

It's just getting worse and worse. Every chapter just focuses on the original owner acting as his nanny and forcibly giving him cheat codes. What does the main character do all day long besides acting, internal strife, and brain-dealing? It feels worse than an abandoned eunuch. #(Blue and sad)

It's so boring. The main character and their avatars hardly ever appear anymore; they just occasionally make cameo appearances and have no presence. They switch to a different character's perspective after each chapter, and then they hardly appear at all, making it hard to connect with the story.

My assessment is that it's getting worse and worse. Instead of writing good stories about invasion, they're writing about their own forces fighting each other, and with so many deaths.

The previous post summarizing opinions was automatically deleted by the system, which was a pity because it received a lot of likes and readers' opinions. So I'm starting a new one here. If you have any opinions, please say them here.

The protagonist in the chapter "Black Bullet" is portrayed as utterly disgusting. He does absolutely nothing, just sits there watching TV and does absolutely nothing. Last time, some beast jumped on his face to mock the protagonist, but he didn't move at all. The other digital hands were the ones doing the work. To avoid making the reader dislike the protagonist, the author even made a perfunctory move, killing an insignificant insect. He did absolutely nothing the whole time, and his words were utter nonsense—it's like the pot calling the kettle black. Even the original protagonist, that beast, kept bouncing for so long, no matter how you killed him, he just wouldn't die.