After Honglian discovers that he has transmigrated into the Digital World and become the captain of the Royal Knights, a bunch of backstabbing traitors, he realizes he's under a lot of pressure.
Especially after finding out that his predecessor, the former captain Alphamon, is missing and his immediate superior, Yggdrasil, has vanished without a trace. Even with the veteran knight Craniamon guiding him, Honglian feels overwhelmed by work every single day.
Fortunately, he has help from his secretary, the Sistermon, as well as Angewomon, Sakuyamon, and the others, so Honglian thinks this life isn't too bad.
Faced with threats from the Virus Busters, the Seven Great Demon Lords, the Olympus Twelve, and more, Honglian, now Gallantmon, grips his holy lance and declares, "I'm the captain now. Who's for it? Who's against it?"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I think the author may have only watched the anime but not the setting.
The conscience of Yggdrasil, the boss is Balubamon
I feel like this woman is so retarded
Is it a secondary design that the Knight Commander is Alphamon? Isn't the Knight Commander Omegamon? Alphamon is the Blank Seat
I want to know where the author is. He always says yes, it's your mother.
Where is the true red color of Red Lotus Knightmon? Really handsome
I didn't notice it when I read it before, but look at it now, isn't Mikihara Noren the Yggdrasil in the comic world?? Suspicious
The Ultimate Body is also divided into three, six or nine levels. Most of the members of the Imperial Cavalry are at the top of the Ultimate Body. The average Ultimate Body is just a stronger ant in front of the Imperial Cavalry. But the Imperial Cavalry you wrote feels just a little bit stronger than the average Ultimate Body, and it doesn't have the majesty that an Imperial Cavalry should have at all.
One thing to say, at this speed, the author still needs support? It may not even be updated every day
Not only is the writing too plain, there are too many explanations, and it's also very verbose. It's written like a running account