Starting as a Black Agumon, I Became a Lord

Hey guys, I added pictures of Digimon to the book review so you guys can remember them, instead of asking "What does this Digimon look like?" Let's all help each other! Let us no longer feel lost when reading. After all, I watched Digimon ten years ago, and I've almost forgotten everything. Thank you everyone.

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Digital fanfiction is quite rare.

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The biggest flaw in this book, based on firsthand experience, is that the protagonist announces his every evolution to the entire world, drawing the attention of all the world's powerful figures, even knowing the location. Whether the protagonist dies, and when, is entirely up to the author. It belongs to the "leveling up by defeating monsters" genre; without defeating monsters, there's no leveling up.

I personally hate it when the protagonist is inexplicably weakened, especially by more than ten times. I should have read the book review first.

😰This even has a female lead

Why reduce the protagonist's combat power?

Some people feel that Black Yako is stronger and has more potential...

The idea is good, but what's with setting the combat power like this? The protagonist has a combat power of several hundred during his growth period, and then leads a group of weaklings (with a combat power of less than one hundred) to face a fire beast with a combat power of over ten thousand? How exactly did they manage not to be wiped out in one move?