Building a Utopia in Cyberpunk
我在赛博朋克建立乌托邦
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 9
Cyberpunk, Highly Rated Novels, Please (*^Ω^*)
Looking for books like "I’m Jhin from Project, and I’ll Conquer Night City".
Desperately Looking for Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Fanfiction
Looking for Cyberpunk 2077 Game-Fiction Novels
The game content should be the main focus. Jack, V, don't suddenly switch over to Edgerunners halfway through. Just cover it in a dozen or so episodes, without cramming in so much extra content.
Any Novels with a Strongly Patriotic Feel?
Looking for stories with no CP, preferably like Little Green River's Sorry, My Love Is the Motherland: about devoting oneself entirely to the country, or revolution, and things like that.
Looking for Pure Cyberpunk: High Tech, Advanced Machinery, and Great Writing
It absolutely has to capture that cyberpunk vibe. Don't make it some confused mishmash.
Are There Any Cyberpunk Novels with a Female Lead Named Lucy?
Looking for Super-Hype, Mind-Bending Cyberpunk Stories
Looking for books like Help! There's No Way She's a Player. Please help me out. Why do I keep finding good Tomato novels, only for them to be ongoing? Please recommend similar cyberpunk stories, preferably ones I can binge-read.
I’ve Run Out of Good Novels. I’ve Read Most of Them Already. Someone, Recommend Me One!
Looking for Good Reads About Someone from a Cyberpunk World Who Travels Back
Does anyone know a book where the protagonist has practiced martial arts since childhood, gets hit by a hundred-ton truck while attending university and used as a speed bump, transmigrates to a cyberpunk world, then returns and discovers that only one day has passed? He wakes up in a hospital, has to go to school the next day, and has brought all his cybernetic implants back with him.
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This book is quite good, but it doesn't feel like an online book. It's written very much like 2077. It's a pity that 2077 is not a cool article. The audience for this book is too small. "There is never redemption in Night City." In the original work, David, V, and Lark are all tragedies. If you like reading 2077 fanfics and the flavor of classic cyberpunk literature, you will like this book. If you only want to read online articles, you probably won't like this book. Classic cyber literature is a story in which the protagonist rebels against the company and the world.
The writing is so in line with the real life in Night City. I like this book very much. It does not just start with the development of the original story. It has its own story. It is really good. Cyberpunk novels are rarely written so close to the original setting. Many novels are straight YY. You can only see the author's inner Night City. In short, I hope the author will stick to it and not be a eunuch 👍
The writing style is indeed very good, and some of the more professional things it talks about such as philosophy, environmental protection, and doctrine are not as boring as those in school textbooks. The more I read, the more I feel that the author's knowledge is really broad and his understanding is very deep. At present, I have read a chapter about the tendencies of the two factions of workers and society. I am a little confused because I don't know much about this aspect. Where can the author obtain this knowledge?
It's definitely not like the books you can find on Tomato 🥺
Damn it? Is this a book I can see on Tomato? Love to watch!
This book is quite well written, but I don't know why not many people read it.
I really feel good I am not good at words, so I can only show my attitude based on the length of reading. Although I know it is difficult without positive feedback, I still hope that the author can continue to update it.
... The sacred book in Tomato, although I have only read a little bit 🍉
Cow, this is a book that Tomato can have [what][what][what]
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