“Origin of All Things: Ballmon,” “Multiple Evolution Paths,” “Reality Digitization,” “Cyber World,” “Side Story”
What is life? Reproduction, competition, growth, evolution. That is life.
What is the soul? Selfhood, desire, bonds, inheritance. That is the soul.
A world a thousand years from now, humanity extinct, the fruits of technology, and the existence of special creatures: Digimon.
Together, they weave this world. Darkness may be everywhere, but a faint glimmer of light always shines ahead.
Digimon have replaced fish, birds, and beasts; flowers and trees; even humanity itself.
Hank, the last human and the last chosen child, steps over the corpses of countless predecessors, all to find a chance to save this world.
Bearing the mission of saving the world and his companions' hopes, he searches for a way to return to where he came from.
The decaying world has long since fallen into ruin, but in the end, he finds that one and only hope.
The world a thousand years ago.
This book is a spin-off of the previous one. The first one was not popular, so I don't know if it will be too popular here.
The writing is good, and the combat system is similar to that of the third generation of card swiping. The previous book had too little content about the