[No System, Native] (Also known as: Cyberpunk: The Dawn of Order)
It all began with the guitar Johnny Silverhand gave him.
Steve Sanchez was just an ordinary driver in Night City. But when he accepted the biochip Rogue handed him, his life took a different turn.
Looting, chopping people up, stealing, setting fires, infiltrating: he would sing an undying song with his life.
He was a loyal customer on Jig-Jig Street, and the terrorist the corporations most wanted to eliminate.
That day, Arasaka remembered the fear of being ruled by the “Living Yama.”
Johnny Silverhand: “When I gave him that guitar, I never thought he’d use it to pick up chicks on Jig-Jig Street, let alone to summon Adam Smasher.”
Come on, I only read the first eight chapters. Unexpectedly, the writing was pretty good, especially the choice of the protagonist. Because he is a local, he did not know what Arasaka did and went to Arasaka. But in fact, if he really traveled to Cyberpunk 2077, and still If you are in the period after V, then going to Huangban is indeed the right choice. After all, without this big sand embryo, you can have a prosperous life, and you don't have to worry about your personal safety. However, there is still one question, that is, who gave the guitar to the protagonist? Judging from the timeline, it is impossible for him to give it to our Johnny Silverhand during his lifetime, but if it was given to the female V, the name would not match. However, these are minor flaws, harmless. How to write it after that depends on the author's free play.