Where’s Your Cyberpunk, I Ask You?!

Suddenly, I realized something really hard to keep in check: Lao Lu never wanted to be a eunuch in his past life, but now he's a cyber eunuch anyway, and all he can think about in Lao Zhang's head all day is, "Your Majesty, it's time to practice some evil arts." (Dali Wang trying not to laugh. Jpg)

Who are the female leads, the kind with romantic storylines?

It's time for a flying technique; Old Zhang is at a significant disadvantage as soon as his feet leave the ground.

Speaking of which, when will the descendants of the relocated Jin be properly identified? Why is their development so disgraceful? It feels like almost every descendant of the Red China Gang has betrayed and desecrated the will of their ancestors.

I spent some time reading the author's previous book. I can only say that the author must have already planned how to write the second book when he was writing the first one. Now, reading Lao Zhang's words about how much he misses those days on the snow mountain, I am filled with emotion.

There are so many reasons to love this book, but what delights me most is the character of Lao Zhang. He's so fleshed out, so alive! Unlike typical novel protagonists, Lao Zhang makes many mistakes along the way, embodying all the weaknesses of human nature. Perhaps Lao Zhang thought he could live on anyway and decided to outlive his son, Hong Lu. Unfortunately, things didn't go as planned; his training went awry, giving Zhang Hong Lu his chance.

By the way, what was the protagonist's combat power at the end of the previous book? Was he capable of shattering a star?

Xiao Xiang felt he had no chance of sleeping with Lao Zhang.

Zhang Renfeng, Zhang Renfeng The city collapses like a jar, and the building is infested with termites. Don't you see, the newly rich Cong A hundred years later, it will all be for nothing! #(Tears)#(Tears)#(Tears)

Surprisingly, it's quite relevant to the theme. Although the title suggests it's about the Croods fighting in a cyberpunk world, it actually refers to a high-tech, low-lived society where people's spirits are even more impoverished and backward than in the Wild West era. In this context, the Red-Centered Man actually seems more advanced than people of this time.