
We're Already 2077, Are We Still Using Traditional Prosthetics?
About This Novel
"This city is fueled by people's broken spirits, broken dreams, and people's wealth... I don't want to be a cog, and I don't believe in roses blooming on circuit boards." Damn it, would a ghost like a world like this? The crosshair cannot appear in the mind, and the prosthetic body cannot be installed at will. But fortunately, there are still some golden fingers... I don't want to become a legend, and I don't intend to do anything big. I just want to live a good life while guarding my own land, but why the hell are you forcing me? So now-- "It's time to show everyone who the real legend is!" "Adam's Hammer? What a powerful prosthetic load, but it's so dangerous. My body isn't bad either! Come and try it! I'll let you know what it means to be a yellow-skinned sports student!" "Let's choose the color of the nuclear bomb that will blow up Huangban Tower. Oh, how about the pink one?"
What Readers Think
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Official(18)Scraped 3d ago
Support CP removal
Why should I read fanfiction if I don't dismantle the CP?
Why is it not updated? Why is it not updated? Tell me why! Baby, why!
It's good, it's really good. It's the same as the other book on how to build a body for Lone Wolf.
But it has its own characteristics. The protagonist will also remember the plot (to a certain extent). Judging from the combat performance, this book describes it better.
eunuch
Entering the palace? There has been no movement for seven days.
Fine chaff, quite good, please try to update the author!
The dialogue description of this book is a bit average, which is the only shortcoming.
Fan works related to 2077 often focus on the display of cyberspace, prosthetics, high technology, high prices, and struggle, but lack the description of "punk". This work is a rare masterpiece that attempts to explore the question of "what exactly is punk in the author's opinion?" I'm looking forward to how the author will answer this question in the future. Of course, there are still some problems with the work so far. Some of the character dialogue is not based on the character's standpoint, but on the author's standpoint. Of course, many online articles have this problem. Specifically, the author is using the characters' mouths to promote, supplement, and improve his own story line, but lacks the display of the characters' own setting characteristics. For example, after the protagonist kills Tanaka, Michiko Arasaka takes advantage of him. Most of the dialogue during this period is bland and has no ups and downs. They just throw out one reason after another to try to explain the rationality of Michiko Arasaka's action. But in fact, Rogge has already been foreshadowed in the early stage to find Michiko Arasaka. There is no need to construct a long, stinky, and somewhat childish dialogue in the latter part. This kind of problem also appears in the "inner struggle" when killing Tanaka. The author seems to want to show it to the readers: Kill or not, that is a question. But what is shown is just a bit pretentious and unintelligible procrastination, because when the author constructed this plot, he said "I want to kill that corporate dog" from the beginning. Overly lengthy descriptions and meaningless dialogues will make readers expect "plan frustration", that is, "after constructing such a long content, will someone interrupt the protagonist's plan to kill Tanaka?" When I was reading it, I just thought, "Is Company V going to appear?" Because I thought this was a perfect point. However, nothing happened. Tanaka had to throw him downstairs, had a conversation with the protagonist that seemed intense but was actually useless, and had a conversation with Rogge that seemed to have no content but was actually very watery. Finally died. For another example, "Tiger Girl" sat in a military floating vehicle to respond to the conversation and interaction between the protagonist and his group and Arthur. To be honest, all I can think of in this paragraph is "Please, if you keep your mouth shut, you still look like a character, but if you open your mouth, you will lose your status." Including Michiko gradually made me feel this way. The above is just my humble opinion.
Personally, I don't recommend removing the cp.
Cyberpunk, if you do this, will you create a harem? , If a female v comes later, will you accept her? Moreover, David is not a human being? Lucy David, do you want to tear down this tragic couple? A bit inhuman! ! !
Never mind, my colleagues rarely support the dismantling of CP.
If I don't dismantle CP, what will I see? There is only so much that can be written and no emotional lines, what should I see?
Why is it broken? Why are you a eunuch?
After more than one hundred and ten chapters, the protagonist turned into a yy old pervert, and suddenly he couldn't stand it anymore.
Rating
Community(0)
Official(18)Scraped 3d ago
Support CP removal
Why should I read fanfiction if I don't dismantle the CP?
Why is it not updated? Why is it not updated? Tell me why! Baby, why!
It's good, it's really good. It's the same as the other book on how to build a body for Lone Wolf.
But it has its own characteristics. The protagonist will also remember the plot (to a certain extent). Judging from the combat performance, this book describes it better.
eunuch
Entering the palace? There has been no movement for seven days.
Fine chaff, quite good, please try to update the author!
The dialogue description of this book is a bit average, which is the only shortcoming.
Fan works related to 2077 often focus on the display of cyberspace, prosthetics, high technology, high prices, and struggle, but lack the description of "punk". This work is a rare masterpiece that attempts to explore the question of "what exactly is punk in the author's opinion?" I'm looking forward to how the author will answer this question in the future. Of course, there are still some problems with the work so far. Some of the character dialogue is not based on the character's standpoint, but on the author's standpoint. Of course, many online articles have this problem. Specifically, the author is using the characters' mouths to promote, supplement, and improve his own story line, but lacks the display of the characters' own setting characteristics. For example, after the protagonist kills Tanaka, Michiko Arasaka takes advantage of him. Most of the dialogue during this period is bland and has no ups and downs. They just throw out one reason after another to try to explain the rationality of Michiko Arasaka's action. But in fact, Rogge has already been foreshadowed in the early stage to find Michiko Arasaka. There is no need to construct a long, stinky, and somewhat childish dialogue in the latter part. This kind of problem also appears in the "inner struggle" when killing Tanaka. The author seems to want to show it to the readers: Kill or not, that is a question. But what is shown is just a bit pretentious and unintelligible procrastination, because when the author constructed this plot, he said "I want to kill that corporate dog" from the beginning. Overly lengthy descriptions and meaningless dialogues will make readers expect "plan frustration", that is, "after constructing such a long content, will someone interrupt the protagonist's plan to kill Tanaka?" When I was reading it, I just thought, "Is Company V going to appear?" Because I thought this was a perfect point. However, nothing happened. Tanaka had to throw him downstairs, had a conversation with the protagonist that seemed intense but was actually useless, and had a conversation with Rogge that seemed to have no content but was actually very watery. Finally died. For another example, "Tiger Girl" sat in a military floating vehicle to respond to the conversation and interaction between the protagonist and his group and Arthur. To be honest, all I can think of in this paragraph is "Please, if you keep your mouth shut, you still look like a character, but if you open your mouth, you will lose your status." Including Michiko gradually made me feel this way. The above is just my humble opinion.
Personally, I don't recommend removing the cp.
Cyberpunk, if you do this, will you create a harem? , If a female v comes later, will you accept her? Moreover, David is not a human being? Lucy David, do you want to tear down this tragic couple? A bit inhuman! ! !
Never mind, my colleagues rarely support the dismantling of CP.
If I don't dismantle CP, what will I see? There is only so much that can be written and no emotional lines, what should I see?
Why is it broken? Why are you a eunuch?
After more than one hundred and ten chapters, the protagonist turned into a yy old pervert, and suddenly he couldn't stand it anymore.









