Cyberpunk Reborn as an Unemployed Trauma Team

The author has played the game seriously, and the use of the original settings is also very easy. The character entry is very smooth. Come on, don't be a eunuch.

This is my first time for a newcomer to write an article. I really love the game Cyberpunk so I chose to open a book, so the writing style may be a little bit more poisonous [face covering]. I will try my best to improve the previous shortcomings in subsequent updates. Please comment and like, thank you all for your support!

Everything else is good. The plot is my favorite type. It's great. But there is one problem. The main character is a wandering AI, and the route he takes should be hacking and computing power. However, it can't be seen if someone has positioned him in front of him, and he doesn't have the ability to hack remotely. These are the basic capabilities of AI. I feel like it can be added.

Compared to other 2077 novels, it's not a bit better. However, the protagonist is a wandering AI and can repair himself. Why not fill up the prosthetic body and have to fight Huangban anyway?

It would be nice if it was a male v. A female v feels less internal smell [face covering]

Although it is as fluent as a novel and has some emotional problems with the characters, it is definitely the most realistic and natural Night City written. By the way, is CP the protagonist and Sarah, David and Lucy, Jack and V?

The protagonist is not an AI at all, more like a mark like a silver hand.

Halfway through the book, I read more system texts. After all, this is Tomato. As a non-system book, this is a very good book and the style is very close to the original. It deserves a five-star rating from me.

The details are good everywhere, there is no place where the combat power collapses, and there is no inflation like other fan fictions. The overall feeling is pretty good.

Although the emotional line is indeed inexplicable, it is acceptable to me. The overall feeling is okay so far.