Cyberpunk: King of the Day

As a fanfic, it's very good, but the profit will probably make a mouse cry after reading it [face covering] I guess he will be a eunuch in a few days.

It feels good at the beginning, don't let it suck at the end

The entry point of the theme is novel, NCPD, but the protagonist's strength is too stretched. The deputy director of the General Administration said he wanted to kill him, but he didn't take action for dozens of chapters. Why do he have to wait for the enemy to take action first? I feel like I have too many concerns. (It's just that the strength is too rubbish and you can't do whatever you want, and the protagonist is a bit putting the cart before the horse. He doesn't want to do ncpd and kill gang members to upgrade. He always participates in the work of the counterintelligence department. And then Goldfinger doesn't give experience, so he kills a few key figures to give some experience. The battle between your company should be participated in after the protagonist becomes stronger, instead of being too high or too low now.)

Not to mention anything else, everyone who reads the book at its current level should know in your heart that the plot of this novel is basically reasonable (there are some minor poisonous points but not many), the subject matter is novel, the angle is novel, and the plot rhythm is appropriate so far. In 🍅, it's not considered a title, but it's still a top-ranked book. 6 Points is really low.

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I didn't want to read it until I reached chapter 15. It didn't pay attention to details. It was clear that the money was only enough to rent a house, not to buy a house. It didn't consider the background of the game at all. There must be some unpleasant details in the later chapters, so I stopped reading and gave it a one-star rating.

Writing a book here is a waste of talent.

It's good, but it's a bit lacking. The author should be arrested and given a brain-computer interface to close a small dark room with updates every day.

The angle is very special. He is not a street kid or a homeless person. This is the only one with NCPD themes so far. There was a previous book called Company Dogs, but it was a eunuch. Come on, the author, just finish the story.

The writing is okay, but it is rarely in line with the main line.