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The male protagonist's name appeared in Chapter 208, and the name was "taken away" by the big boss behind the scenes in the early stage. Introduction 1: This is a story about a middle-aged hyperandrosis patient who was cured by his family and domesticated by society, and traveled back to a previous timeline with a third-generation Tyrannosaurus machine, hunting Digimon, seizing the Digimon's abilities for his own use, and gradually awakening his true nature. Introduction 2: "I have parents, a wife and children, so why are you letting me travel through time? And let me, a middle-aged social worker, travel to the Digimon world? No, I want to go home, I want to return to my own world! " (The male protagonist is not a successful person with clear goals, firm will, and clear thinking. He is just a middle-aged social animal with poor work ability, and because he has superandrogenic syndrome, he has a low IQ and acts impulsively. Even time travel + golden finger will not improve his IQ and ability, but only awaken some of his instincts. Readers who feel that the childhood volume is too abusive and that the protagonist in the growth volume is not smart enough and decisive enough can skip some chapters of the childhood and growth volumes. The mature volume involves more original content and you can read it directly. ) This book is not strictly about beast control, but about survival in another world. Not only the Digimon, but also the male protagonist and the "true protagonist group" of the original work will develop different human combat abilities. In the first volume, the male protagonist's strength is equivalent to that of a generation of animated protagonists in the early stages of Digimon. The strength of the male protagonist in the second volume is approximately equal to the Digimon growth period of the first generation anime protagonist group. The third volume intersects with the real protagonist group, and the male protagonist's strength is at the peak of his maturity.