Isn't the Starting Point Not to Obtain but to Become a Digital Egg?

Okay, a good book. It was in the first part, when the protagonist was growing up, that I was confused, why should he suddenly pick up a dragon egg? Then it became an adopted daughter. The character feels nonsensical and unnecessary. Later, Blue Star human players were introduced as variables. I feel like the writing is okay.

Personally, I feel very good. In the Digimon Transformation series, the battle power increase series is relatively rigorous, and the attributes are also very rigorous, so that it will not be confusing. In addition, the early stage of the plot can be turned into a world gamification, and new players will appear in this world.

This book is now in its second volume. The first volume is a bit "watery" in the normal upgrade flow, which is probably to let the protagonist develop and do things without being tied down. The second volume is the essence of this article. It is a volume with a very Digimon flavor. In the second volume, the protagonist's identity changes into a "fun person". I usually sit on the sidelines and watch the arrival of the Fourth Natural Disaster and the sparks of collision between Digimon. The second volume is really interesting and worth reading. Of course, this book is not without its shortcomings, but there are no major flaws. In addition, there are too few Digimon themes, so the evaluation deserves a five-star rating.

We already have Omegamon

The first volume is too boring to defeat monsters and upgrade (skip it and read it.), But in the second volume, players come and the writing is very good. There are so few good-looking digital novels. This one is worth reading (currently reading Chapter 167).

The first part was very attractive to me, it was the Digimon I wanted to watch, but the pace was too fast, and it became boring after the protagonist became invincible. It might be better if the pace was slower and the protagonist slowly built up his power and conquered thousands of planes.

At least for my taste, it's pretty good. Good luck to the author [laughs]

I feel that the writing is good. You can become a Digimon and travel to a broken world. You can fight monsters and upgrade to evolve various forms with superimposed attributes. It seems that there will still be players. It is indeed well written. It is a pity that so few people have read it.

It looks pretty good, but the early stages of development are a bit boring, and once it reaches full level, it starts to engage in activities.

It's okay. The second volume looks pretty good.

It's a rare digital text + original work, and there's nothing serious about it. That's it

It started out okay, but a lot of people saw it, so why are there so few comments?

Come on come on come on come on

Give the book a rating.

You can ignore the first few chapters, but then you can.

Even this little bit is not enough to fill the space between my teeth.

The writing is okay, why doesn't anyone read it?

It's great, but can we add more extras in the future? There's a lot more content to write about.

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on

The front is a bit boring, but the back is beautiful

If you don't like the numerical values, you can jump directly to Player Enters God's Realm and start watching. Very exciting

Not bad, relatively rigorous. There are too few people who write numbers. There are even fewer who write better. Five star encouragement

Not bad, better looking than many so-called high scores

Tomato It's been a long time since I've seen a Digimon with a pure taste. It's very nice.

It's a bit toxic, but it's still acceptable. The main reason is that the subject matter is new and there are relatively few Digimon. The author has good ideas and will also take the initiative to post pictures. Please keep updating.

Rare Digimon stories, few available to watch

This is the best Digimon novel I have read so far. To be honest, the first volume became a bit boring after reading dozens of chapters, but the second volume started to feel much better.

It's great that the protagonist is fighting all the way and there is no other plot. A little bit of foreshadowing in the early stage has pulled up the male protagonist's 13, and now in the latest plot, the protagonist has entered the state of being the mastermind behind the scenes.

Rarely seen, Digimon

Yes, it looks okay now. I would like to ask the author if the protagonist will gather all the royal knights.