It All Starts with Agumon

There are very few digital fans, and even fewer good-looking ones. No Pokemon has so many fans, but there are so few digital fans? Obviously there are many people who like Digimon

Notice to the selected children: Every growth of Agumon is inseparable from the support of the selected children, and I don't dare to hope for more. Please collect and recommend votes. I wish to go through thousands of sails and come back as a young man.

I lost interest in this novel when I saw that a complete form of Celestial Beast could not kill an ordinary person with three consecutive attacks.

The plot routine at the beginning is exactly the same as that of the Elf Master. Digimon are not Pokémon, so how can it be a rigid plot?

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Author, is the protagonist's Rollermon going to take the route of Omegamon? This line is okay in the later stage, but it is not strong enough in the early stage. Generally speaking, it cannot reach the strength to crush the same level, and it cannot effectively show off!

Is this definitely a Digimon fanfic and not an urban fantasy novel in the skin of Digimon? Good thing, Garurumon was actually guarding the natural treasures in the front, and then there was the classic fight between the two beasts to win the pig's feet. Apart from replacing Warcraft with Digimon, what is the difference between this and other fantasy novels?

Let me tell you my point of view on why Digimon fan fiction is difficult to write. 1. Digimon evolution is too confusing and difficult to describe accurately. 2. Digimon has too few skills. Those who watch animation actually know that a Digimon has at most two or three ultimate moves, and the rest are all based on physical combat, just like Ultraman. 3. Digimon has too few skills, which makes it impossible to follow the route of Pokémon. The reason why Pokémon can be written is because of its diverse tactics and colorful skill combinations, and there is room for the role of a trainer. In Digimon, the trainer can only watch from the side, and at most say a few words: Don't give up. If you do this, readers will feel that it is too monotonous, which is commonly known as too watery and has no sense of excitement. Finally, let me talk about my suggested writing method: I suggest using the third and fourth Digimon series as a template and digital transformation as the main route, so that readers can have a sense of participation, the fighting can be described more exciting, and the role of the trainer has the need to participate.

So poisonous. Indeed, it can only be said that it is selling someone else's meat and it is extremely inconsistent with the logic of the Digimon setting. It's basically a trapping of beasts and elves.

To be honest, the impression is not very good. First of all, it is dyslexia. Due to the unfamiliarity and the author's occasional mistakes or magical modifications, it appears that it is in the wrong period (the mature stage becomes the growth stage). For those who have never heard of it, there is no picture, and there is no clear description of it. I don't know what he looks like at all. Secondly, my own stuff is a bit lacking. To be precise, it's not novel enough. It's like changing the soup without changing the medicine in Pokémon. In the end, the protagonist feels more like a native aboriginal to me than someone who traveled through time. He doesn't have some "own" knowledge about Digimon, and he doesn't even have his own ideas about cultivation and evolution. He doesn't have the kind of mutual confirmation between his past life knowledge and existing knowledge, and the ability to deduce further cultivation through existing phenomena, or possible opportunities and factors for evolution, etc., So he will just "copy homework".