Digital Contract

I know that a tree that is beautiful in the forest will be destroyed by the wind, but why does the protagonist hide so deeply? It's okay if the test is worth half of it, but I really don't understand your cool operation of only revealing 800, and there are so many things you can do in a year. It seems like you don't need money this year. The more talents you reveal, the more resources you will get, won't you? Why do you have to play pretending to be a pig and eat the tiger? I really think that the protagonist may not be very smart, and the system always feels a bit inconsistent. The writing style also needs to be improved. The heroine also feels weird, and the routines of childhood sweethearts have been played*. The battle scenes are too rough and can be brushed off in one stroke. So why do you, a beast tamer, do it? These are my views as a reader

In fact, the way Digimon fights is completely different from that of Pokémon. Digimon rely entirely on their own instincts and experience to fight, while Pokémon rely heavily on humans. Maybe the author has written too many Pokémon and can't change it?

Go to the Hunter Guild to register. You used Guilmon and Dragon Snake. You didn't pretend to be a disguise when registering. Anyone can know your information. So you're lonely if you don't have a real name? And the school uses Multimon, doesn't this immediately reveal that you have three Digimon? So how many are you hiding in front of you?

Now it looks like the female protagonist takes care of the male protagonist and deliberately hides his talent and hides his weakness. If the male protagonist is not talented enough, he relies on supporting her, or he just likes to hide it. It feels like Xiao Xun'er and Mou Yan have seen each other. The Royal Cavalry is slow to develop, but it is better to pick a few simple, crude and fast-evolving ones to form combat effectiveness. For example, Gujiamon, the speed push main line in the game understands the truth, not to mention that Sister Fa's evolution route is invincible all the way. In the hands of the protagonist, it feels like it is different from the others of the same period. I have no desire to follow the routine of pretending to be a pig. I sifted through the future prospects Alpha and Guren given by the system. What else does the protagonist have besides being praised for being strong in battles? Several battles are completely unrealistic from a reader's perspective, and the most impressive feature is just pretending to be a pig.

People who have systems, it's too slow to upgrade their Digimon

What about primary school students writing journals?

Now the protagonist is like a foil

When I saw the 16-year-old protagonist in Chapter 4 being picked up by the protagonist's father, I felt a little overwhelmed. After watching a few more pictures, I felt it was too bland and did not attract me.

No? Didn't you notice that 901 is missing?

It's well written. I hope the plot can be sped up a bit or there will be more chapters every day. Come on!

The feeling in the first few chapters is that the 8-year-old protagonist was forced to be 16 years old.

Sorry, there is no reason for me to watch it

I want to see Lucemon come out and punch an Ultimate form

As far as Digimon are concerned, children are the purest time, and the spiritual power is only at that time and the strongest. Generally speaking, junior high school students are about the same. Do high school students still have the digital spirit?

Moreover, the protagonist has a system that keeps him from leaving his peers behind and engages in porcelain.

Well, from the looks of it, are we going to create a Royal Knight?

When will the protagonist's Digimon evolve into a Royal Knight? Especially when Alphamon will appear and chop down trees haha

I can't understand what was said at all. All in all, it's bland and tasteless.

Update once a week, can you go any slower?

I don't understand where the reputation points of the protagonist's leapfrog kills after the first level go.

Come on, author, writing numbers is really becoming less and less popular.

Don't lie to people about VIP points, it's not right at all.