It All Starts with Agumon

There's very little Digimon fan art, and even less of good-looking stuff. Pokémon has far more fan art, so why is there so little Digimon? There are clearly many people who like Digimon.

A message to the chosen children: Every step of Agumon's growth is inseparable from the support of the chosen children. I dare not ask for more, so please add it to your favorites and recommend it. May you, having weathered countless storms, return as youthful as ever.

When I read that Angewomon, a Perfect-level monster, couldn't kill an ordinary human with three consecutive attacks, I lost interest in the novel.

The opening plot follows the exact same formula as "Legend of the Pokémon Master." Digimon isn't Pokémon; forcing a similar plot won't work.

Author, is the protagonist's Koromon going to follow the path of Omegamon? This line is okay in the later stages, but it's not strong enough in the early stages. Generally speaking, it can't overwhelm the same level and can't effectively show off!

Is this definitely a Digimon fanfiction and not just an urban fantasy novel disguised as Digimon? Good grief, Garurumon is guarding rare and precious treasures, and then there's the classic fight between the two beasts where the protagonist benefits. Aside from replacing monsters with Digimon, what's the difference between this and any other fantasy novel?

Let me share my perspective on why Digimon fanfiction is difficult to write. 1. Digimon evolution is too chaotic to describe accurately. 2. Digimon have too few skills. Those who watch the anime know that a Digimon has at most two or three special moves, and the rest are all melee combat, just like Ultraman. 3. Digimon has too few skills, which prevents it from following the Pokémon route.

This is really bad. It's definitely a case of misleading advertising and illogical plot points that completely contradict the Digimon universe. It's basically just a rehash of a Digimon/Digimon story.

Frankly, the reading experience wasn't great. First, there was the reading barrier. Being unfamiliar with the characters, coupled with occasional mistakes or drastic alterations by the author, resulted in misaligned timelines (mature stage becoming child's stage), characters I'd never heard of, and not only were there no illustrations, but there was also no clear description of what they looked…

And it seems the author is imitating the Pokémon Master. The beginning feels too familiar. Hopefully, the later parts will show some originality. Buying Pokémon, chatting in groups, training them and getting involved in secret realms—it's all cut from the same cloth, a bit awkward.