I Wasn't Chosen, and I Never Planned to Do Anything Evil!

I really don't understand why "Time Traveler" gets so many positive reviews. The plot is disgusting, it lacks any core elements, and consists only of fetch quests and battles. There's also the repetitive grinding for experience, the awful personality-changing and fusion evolution mechanic, and the absurd fact that even the ultimate versions can't instantly grow stronger by reversing attributes.

The protagonist of "The Time Traveler" is even worse than a cameraman; everything he does looks like something a little boy would do to others, and in the end, he even becomes a meal replacement. It's truly outrageous… #(you know what I mean)

It feels so strange. The protagonist said he wanted to go on an adventure after skipping the original series, and now he's finally going to take his friends to the Infinite Zone world for an adventure. Once again, he missed his train and was separated from his companions. Forget about knowing the original protagonists and adventuring with them; he even abandoned the companions he brought with him. It feels like the protagonist has been playing a one-man game since the beginning of the book. Aside from his relationship with Xiao Ai, he doesn't seem to have any real emotional interaction with anyone else. Furthermore, the appeal of Infinite Zone is that the protagonist can transform into a Digimon. The protagonist ends up getting a wind-type fighter first, and then revives her to fight on her own. Judging from the latest chapter, it seems the other fighters are also going to be revived and fight on their own. So what's the point of coming to the Infinite Zone? What's the difference between this and going to other Digital Worlds? It's all the same – a solo game without any partners or transformation abilities. It's all the same wherever you go.

Writing a "shura field" scenario once or twice is fine, but doing it every time gets boring.

Does it include Shennong? What do you think of this book?

The book is already on the shelves, but the male lead is still a virgin. #(Funny)#(funny)#(funny)

Still a virgin?

The protagonist seems to be in the second playthrough. Why did the Negative Beast arrive the day before the Chosen Children, and not after? Because the protagonist is very likely to have become one of the chosen children. If the protagonist doesn't become one of the chosen children, then no matter what, their heart will definitely be filled with disappointment, sadness, and even all sorts of pessimistic emotions. Only when the Negative Beast appears at this time and chooses the protagonist to become her partner can the protagonist become more dependent on the Negative Beast. So here's the question: if you become one of the chosen children, who will the protagonist choose as their partner? Cover. Therefore, the conclusion is that the protagonist became a chosen child in the first playthrough and was extremely powerful, defeating Millenniumon with his partner [Companion]. There are even Negative Beasts in the future. This result is locked in by homeostasis and Yggdrasil. Therefore, the negative beast directly transformed into something similar to Shubi from No Game No Life, its mind filled with thoughts of emotions and companions. It then traveled through time, intending to take down the protagonist's companion [partner]. Millennium Beast has something to say about this: That's right! This is the storyline between me and Ryo Akiyama!

Here's a little suggestion: since the author is already writing harem fanfiction, please try to write less about romantic pairings. #(Shy)

The reason why consciousness in the Digital World, such as permanence, seems to favor elementary school students is twofold: firstly, elementary school students are easier to guide; secondly, their emotions are pure enough to support the evolution of Digimon. See what happened when he chose the big gate? He shattered the World Tree with his sleep.