[Digimon + World Invasion + Gaming + Fourth-Dimensional Calamity + Ensemble Cast + Behind the Scenes]
As the World Tree, I don’t remember how I was nearly destroyed, but after drifting through the void for so long, I’ve finally found a new world. I’m so excited.
The Digital World begins to be reborn. I create a Digimon game to try to make contact with humanity, and everything seems to be getting back on track...
But can someone tell me:
What is this thing called the Abyss?
What are these creatures called the Zerg?
And why has an evil god set its sights on this place?!!
Isn’t this just an ordinary technological world? It can’t be so desirable that everyone wants to fight over it, can it?
There must be something about this world that I don’t know.
But the most important thing now is figuring out how to survive. I’m just a poor, helpless World Tree, still recovering from serious injuries!
Is this another story about a female character with an amazing Digimon? Like those old-school mastermind stories where a female celebrity falls into a cave and finds an incredibly powerful technique.
It's another inexplicable misunderstanding that's part of the plot.
The surprise lies in the web-like evolution path that respects the Digimon's established lore.
It's very well written. I'm looking forward to the Royal Knights and the Seven Demon Kings later on.
Please change the name. If I didn't click on it, I wouldn't recognize it as the World Tree of the Digital World; I thought it was something else entirely.
Well, if other servers were opened, Kunlun Homer could be included.
Not bad. Could the author add a supporting character: a quiet, taciturn individual with no family in the real world who later adventures in the Digital World with Guilmon, eventually encountering a powerful enemy and, with Yggdrasil's help, fuses and evolves into Gallantmon, becoming Yggdrasil's most loyal knight? 💕
Where do you all find the evolution lines for Digimon?
Currently, it's considered excellent among digital fiction works; at least knowing about breeding and branching evolution makes it superior to 90% of digital fiction works.
It's pretty good; it's a slow burn type, so those who like Digimon might want to check it out.