In the World of Anime and Cartoons: Creating a Digital World from the Start
人在奥漫：开局创建数码世界
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
1.8kChapters
28.5MReads
503.6kFlowers
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Why does the Kingdom of Light have to be described as so miserable?
The protagonist has no special characteristics. He is obviously a slave to the system, performing tasks mechanically.
The beginning is all about the dark faction, and it seems that the protagonist is not a good person either.
Whether you haven't seen it or you don't know, VictoryGreymon is one of the mediators. I don't know how much stronger it is than Zhanbao...
There won't be any mythical beasts these days that can't fly! No way, no way! You say so, Groudon!
The Nongmart people are fully qualified to say: Ultraman is evil because of Severn
To be honest, there is no need to be huge at all. Why does it have to be huge in the Ultraman world? Isn't it more shocking to fight the big with the small?
There is no need for the outside world to immediately brag that a powerful Digimon is the strongest whenever a powerful Digimon appears. Although this expresses the ignorance of the outside world, it will look tiring if repeated too many times, and it will also make them look stupid.
The protagonist is useless, he looks exactly the same with and without him, and he doesn't accept women. Those beautiful Digimon don't look like they have been accepted at all, and the protagonist disappears after just a few paragraphs. What's the difference between this and not having a protagonist? It doesn't feel inconsistent to delete the protagonist directly. What the hell did the author want to write?
I would like to ask, has this book been ghostwritten?