
Cyberpunk: The Mechanical Daoist
赛博朋克:机械道士
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 749k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Something Like Cyberpunk, with Mechanical Prosthetics
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, Adam Smasher with the Cybernetic Body
Cyberpunk, Highly Rated Novels, Please (*^Ω^*)
Looking for books like *I’m Jhin from Project, and I’ll Conquer Night City*.
Any Stories Where Someone Designs Supernatural Powers to Make Themself the Source of the Supernatural?
Are there any novels about someone who can edit their own cheat ability, design supernatural powers, become the source of the supernatural, and then gradually spread it and drive its development?
Cyberpunk Cultivation! Bet You're Stumped Now
Anything like cyberpunk cultivation, technological martial arts, or mechanical ascension works for me. Tanks fighting cultivators, nukes beating immortals, bringing high technology into the cultivation world, and so on. Does anything like that exist? Does it?
Cultivate an Artificial Golden Core, Train an AI Nascent Soul, and Slay Electronic Buddhas
I'd like something similar to *Technology Forges an Immortal Dynasty: Three Thousand Great Emperors Suppress the World*. Are there any stories about technological cultivation where the protagonist mass-produces cultivator underlings?
Any Stories with Tech Cultivation, Cyberpunk Fortune-Telling, or Quantum Ghostbusting?
A Taoist Priest Who Uses Physical Means to Exorcise Demons, Like Lightning-Struck Wood and Knuckle Dusters
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This is completely like a tiger and a cat. It's neither fish nor fowl, it doesn't have the feel of cyberspace at all, nor does it have the cruelty of 2077.
Is Alyssa gone now?
Author When can I see Alyssa again?
The male protagonist is so disgusting🤢 Fortunately, he is still a member of the Taoist sect. Neither fish nor fowl, even demons are better than him
Write 750,000 words for the love of power generation, awesome
It's blunt, and the basic logic and character design don't make sense.
What's wrong? No matter it was before or now, you can't touch other people's things casually when you go to their house. Do you think this rule can change in the future? It's fine if they don't just beat you to death.