Digimon: the Unchosen Child

This Digimon fanfic is really good. The protagonist is Shingo Izumi, the eldest son of Mitsushiro Izumi whose parents died in the original work. He and Mitsushiro are cousins. Just because of an accident, the Taichi protagonist group came to the digital world. Koushiro was the chosen one, while Izumi Shingo was not the chosen one and was an outsider. This is how the fight against the evil Digimon forces begins, the thrilling battles and the adventure of life and death.

Come on, it's too little, why doesn't the male protagonist have a Digimon or a transformation? . . . [Think]

The elements of Laida and Digimon are strongly integrated. The plot is rigorous and interesting. I hope there will be more unexpected and funny plots. I'm just giving you an example. Shingo watched his brother and the other chosen children being defeated and destroyed by Apocalypsemon. The moment he was attacked by Apocalypsemon, he was teleported to a pure white space. He saw all the Digimon who had established bonds on File Island, including Ogamon, Andulmon, Flamemon, etc., And encouraged Shingo not to give up. The selected children also told Shingo about his shortcomings and then his strengths. Finally, Shingo mustered up his confidence and created the Kamen Rider Chronicle cassette out of thin air. Give Apocalypsemon the final blow. Hope it can inspire the author.

If you want me to say, you don't need to give too much trouble, just give it to a genius (the soul has become stronger through the training it has experienced, so it can learn everything very quickly. In addition, the soul has a trace of digitization. When it travels through the digital world, when the soul touches the world, it encounters the power of data and the law, which makes the soul digitized. OK. Others It's up to you. Like War Rabbit, Shrimp Dumplings, etc. Koushiro is in the 4th grade of elementary school, maybe he's only 10. It's possible for the protagonist to analyze a piece of digital text in the factory where he met Andulumon. Or share it. After all, the first step is to analyze the sacred plan.) That's it! [Blowing kiss][admiration][almost crying][making faces][sending hearts][shy][shocked]

This book is one of the best written about Digimon. It uses data to transform one's own transformer and forms a bond with Digimon to transform. It also adds the Digital Spirit Armor transformation at the end. It's really exciting to read.

Great subject matter, great writing. Although it's not like I wanted to turn into a Digimon, it's like turning into a Persona. But digging and filling pits together has whetted people's appetite. The frame is also very nice. Great, very good! Full marks!

Now there are Leomon and Rollermon, let Leomon evolve into BanchoLeomon, Rollermon evolve into Darkdramon, and then the protagonist double-card transforms into Chaosmon [thinking] [smile]

Why are there so few people? I obviously saw it from the recommendation list [face covering]

Is Justicemon on the cover the protagonist's Digimon?

Author, your book is very good, but the fighting is a bit too watery, and the plot rhythm is well controlled. When I see your update, I will give you some gifts. I hope you can continue to persevere [code hold] [code hold] [code hold] [code hold] [code hold]

I have finished reading all the updates so far, and I hope there will be a few more cassettes or the lion form will be updated. After all, it's not like you're just looking at the cards to see the holster [thinking] (funny) I hope the author is not ignorant [staring]

The author writes well, but why are so few people reading it? [What] Please update it quickly! This is really not enough [smiles]

First of all, it's a pity that this book has been discontinued. At first, the content felt like it just followed the plot. Later, I felt that it was a fusion of the remake and the original version. Then the plot around Orangutanmon started to take off. The self-created plot can be said to be the best written in the fan fiction I have ever read. Later, when Taichi and the others returned to the real world, they started to integrate some of the characters of the fifth and second part. The writing was not so abrupt. Generally speaking, if you really like Digimon, I highly recommend this book even if it is discontinued.

It looks good, but there are too few. I suggest you update it quickly. I hope the protagonist can develop until Digimon 2. The world view of other worlds is independent. Although it is similar, the story plot is different, but the concept of time travel can be used. It's a pity that after so long, the update has been discontinued...

What can I say, this book is still very good. It's just suitable for those who have the patience to read. The plot is a bit slow and not that exciting (I personally feel that the plot of Digimon books does not need to be so complicated) (◍•ᴗ•◍)

Give it 5 stars. Update it quickly. Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.

Let's talk about the advantages first: it doesn't follow the original plot, there are many interesting new plots, and the protagonist's characterization is also very good. Especially the plot about Leomon makes people feel the charm of the digital world even more. Disadvantages: Some plots are vague. For example, the lack of any foreshadowing in the first chapter made me think that the crazy lion beast was transformed by the protagonist. Another example is the scar on the protagonist's body. If it is not a foreshadowing of the plot, then I think there is no need to exist. Also at the beginning, it was obvious that I wanted to portray Koushiro as someone who likes Meimei, but later I may have wanted to use Meimei as the heroine. I just used Koushiro's sentence "I just think their computers sell well." Then I changed it. I personally don't think this is necessary. Note: The rating of five points depends entirely on the support of peers, and I also think that the rating of this book should be higher.

I have followed all the way to the latest chapter, and after reading it all the way, the viewing experience and content conception are very exciting, and in some places it makes up for my childhood regrets (the tram and the lion beast). First of all, there is the protagonist, a character who does not exist in the original work. There are not many characterizations of him, but they are all wonderful, and there are also some interesting pitfalls in terms of life experience, and other original characters also depict their reactions very well.

The author's book is good, but maybe because the title is not very attractive, most people have no desire to click in. The author can try changing the title. With one million words, you should have two opportunities to experiment with multiple book titles. You can try changing the title, which can also get more cat food for your cat. For example, change it to a type like "Digimon: I am a Digital Knight", which is closer to the content I have seen so far. The introduction can also be changed to something related to the title of the book.

I have also imagined that the Kamen Rider system enters the digital world and transforms into Judgmentmon. In the basic form, you can swipe Digimon cards and use corresponding skills. In the enhanced form, you can fuse the power of digital cards to change your weapons. In the final form, you can combine the power of ten warriors to transform into Susanon. I feel like this book can fulfill my dream haha

Blindly guessing that the protagonist is not a human being is an artificial intelligence designed by his father. I don't know which awesome Digimon may be Millenniummon. I put a little seed into this uncertainty, and then entered the human world and entered the body of the protagonist. This means that the original protagonist is dead and the current one is a fusion of the artificial intelligence protagonist. Or the protagonist may really be a Digimon. After all, it is not like I have never seen a humanoid Digimon before.

It seems that there are really few people watching this genre recently.

It's exciting and immersive. It's more exciting than watching anime. I didn't expect that fan fiction could be written so well. If you like Digimon, don't miss it.

This book is really well written. Maybe it's not good enough for Long Aotian. So many people don't like it.

I need to remind new readers of this book a few things: 1. The protagonist is an aborigine, so just think of this book as a parallel universe. 2. The protagonist is a 6th grade child, so he may have some blood pressure. If you can't stand it, you can skip it or not watch it. 3. I have not found any new precautions so far. I will add them in the comment area later. I also welcome some book friends to help me add and find my mistakes.

The book is very good, but why is the rating so low?

Not bad, I'm giving you one less star just to let you continue to work hard for five stars. 👍

Come on author, it's a great book about Digimon, please continue to update it.

Very interesting. The plot of the story is soothing and appropriate, and the characters have distinct personalities. Very well written. But there is one thing: which masterpiece or masterpieces is the author's writing style imitating? It's too deliberate and too much detail. To describe it, it feels like drinking Sprite from a red wine glass. But overall it's still great

I feel like the protagonist and Meimei have a bit of a sense of CP.