Those watching Han Wu's livestream interface were not only Han Wu's Avatars, but countless Lineages as well.
They were all watching how Han Wu improved himself.
They could then use Han Wu's success to guide their own Lineage's contestants, effectively "copying his homework."
It was just that, compared to Han Wu, these Lineage descendants had somewhat worse luck.
When Han Wu attacked Ghoulmon villages, they followed suit and searched for Ghoulmon villages to attack. Yet instead of finding any Ghoulmon villages, they ran into a Ghoulmon army led by an Ultimate Stage Ghost King Beast.
They imitated Han Wu and went to seize Chessboard Land, thinking those Chess Soldiers would be easy prey. In the end, they faced organized Chess Soldier legions and were beaten until they pissed themselves.
Now, Han Wu was adventuring through the Original Sin Kingdom and had obtained Original Sin Treasures, allowing Ultimate Stage Digimon to undergo Original Sin Evolution.
These incorrigible Lineage descendants still copied the gourd as they painted the ladle.
They came with Digimon armies whose strongest members were only at the Perfect Stage.
The result was that, never mind the Original Sin Lords, they could not even make it through gathering places of Digimon with Original Sin attributes.
Scenes of such disastrous upsets were everywhere.
Han Wu's Avatars could only shake their heads as they watched.
Copying was fine.
But when these Lineages copied him, did they not weigh their own strength first?
Wherever Han Wu went, Ultimate Stage Digimon escorted him.
Why did these Lineages not imitate the fact that he had spent two million divinity on tips?
They were unwilling to spend divinity, yet still wanted their Lineage descendants to succeed through imitation. It was enough to make Han Wu laugh his teeth out.
After receiving this information, Han Wu