A Pocketknife, Brass Knuckles, and the Malorian 3516

Very solid early stage preparation, the rhythm of the story is also very stable, it is rare to write the essence of cyberpunk work, please keep updating.

This is so fucking cyberpunk. The battle descriptions are several levels more delicate than other fanfics. Currently, they are all high-quality original plots. The protagonist's character is also very attractive, and the supporting characters also have their own scenes. Update soon.

Good books are not popular series

Wonderful! As a fan, although the plot has not changed much, it has actually written a living protagonist, not the guy who is filled with desires and only knows about mating like other fans. The original characters are also very three-dimensional. The interaction between the major events and the protagonist is also very good. The battle scenes are very detailed. It can be seen that a lot of effort has been put into it. The ending is impeccable except for Seto Nobu's death. It is recommended to friends who like this subject or are confused about 2077.

The plot is okay, but the author doesn't understand the purpose of the soul chip at all. This thing is basically undeveloped. Its main function is to cover the body with a mark. Saburo Arasaka and Yorinobu only took over the body of V after the devil line got the chip on V.

It's a great fast food article. Although I haven't played this game and don't know the specific plot, in these short two hundred chapters, the author describes the entire crazy world very immersively. The protagonist is a madman who likes to torture and kill evil people.

The writing is really good, the main plot and branch plots are neatly divided, and the character creation is also very online, not like the books in Tomato at all.

The plot is pretty good, but the ending is a bit rushed. It's quite novel that there is no v in this book, and it also adds original elements. But there is one thing I don't quite understand, that is, Pete, Jack and Bugs go on the main mission together. Emmm, how can there be two hackers in a team of three?

It has flaws, and the ending ends quickly, but it also portrays the characters well.

It is not a boring invincible article, nor is it a follow-up work by fringe walkers. The setting of the protagonist is quite interesting, and the world of cyberpunk is basically survival of the fittest (cyber lunatics who can control themselves are invincible)