Awakened the Dark Digital Machine at the age of five, contracted the virus species Black Agumon.
When he was seven years old, Xue Yang was blocked at the door by hundreds of people from the village. Just because Black Agumon entered the growth stage, he was regarded as a monster that would lose control sooner or later.
The villagers gave him a bag of food and cut off his return with their own hands.
Since the human village cannot accommodate them, then go to the sea of trees where Digimon are rampant!
Hibernating during the day and hunting at night; setting traps and devouring data.
Faced with the mature Kuchikimon, Xue Yang never faced death head-on. Instead, he observed its habits, exploited its weaknesses, and led the Black Agumon to complete leapfrog hunts again and again.
Others are afraid of virus species, but he wants to train his partner into the strongest Digimon.
When the light of dark evolution illuminates the forest, the children who were expelled in the past have become enemies that the Lord of the Sea of Trees must eradicate.
But what Xue Yang really wanted was never to prove himself to anyone.
He just wants to live with his partner, and then become strong enough that no one in this world can decide whether they stay or go!
Reader comments
There are rules only when the human world and Digimon have boundaries. The beginning of the book is that it is unreasonable for a barbarian village to match Tyrannosaurus and Digimon. Digimon can survive alone. Where is the role of humans in an environment where Digimon are everywhere? People don't need humans at all. Isn't the function of Tyrannosaurus just to improve through short-term evolution? Even if the protagonist is a Digimon, it is more reasonable than this. It doesn't look good.
Sorry, I don't like watching betrayal. It makes me sick.
There are rules only when the human world and Digimon have boundaries. The beginning of the book is that it is unreasonable for a barbarian village to match Tyrannosaurus and Digimon. Digimon can survive alone. Where is the role of humans in an environment where Digimon are everywhere? People don't need humans at all. Isn't the function of Tyrannosaurus just to improve through short-term evolution? Even if the protagonist is a Digimon, it is more reasonable than this. It doesn't look good.
Sorry, I don't like watching betrayal. It makes me sick.