Cyberpunk: I'm Playing Earth Online

This book is a fanfic of "In the Name of the People". It tells the story of how Chen Yang pursues Qi Tongwei in the cyberpunk world. It is sincere and touching. The author has many years of writing experience and is very good at portraying the psychology of characters. It is recommended to read it to the end.

The book is good and can get a score of 9.6, But unfortunately it is unfinished, so one point is deducted. However, the outline finally gave it + half a point, with an overall score of about 9.1. It is mainly good at writing about urban emotions (car driving) + plot (cyber plot is well integrated), and the fighting and fighting (power) are relatively average. It is suitable for slow-paced book lovers who read the plot.

This is a rare masterpiece in the cyberpunk genre, please give me a rating increase. The opening setting of the protagonist alone is very amazing. It not only facilitates the author to explain the world view from scratch, but also shows that the author's imagination is huge, novel and can whet the reader's appetite. (While being extremely reasonable, it perfectly solves the poisonous point of soul-traveling in which the former lover loves someone other than herself and using someone else's body to fall in love.) At the same time, the golden finger of the protagonist is not too weak. It is very comfortable to watch. The protagonist's imagination is also very big. His character is not poisonous at the moment. The author's updates are stable. I can only say that the rating is still too low. In addition, I have seen a lot of good foreshadowing so far, so I guess the author has an outline. Personal evaluation: At least the current overall score of more than 100 photos is 9.5.

Divine book! 10.0 Points divine book! The author's amazing imagination, smooth writing style, and humorous language! Definitely a divine book! This kind of book should be sent to Netflix and let them make it into a TV series. It's absolutely awesome! This book is both beautiful and brain-burning. You won't be able to react to it when you listen to it. You can only read it yourself. You will be amazed by the author's imagination. Humans with prosthetic limbs, bionic people, digital people, AI people, the interpenetration of two worlds, the confrontation between the moon and the dark stars, the self-preservation of the earth, and the hidden ambitions and hidden dangers. There are all kinds of materials. In this kind of conspiracy, killing, and brain-burning, there are several different types of emotions interspersed. The author's ability to depict the plot is so terrifying! There is no domestic crew that can change the production of such a work. Only Netflix. Unfortunately, the author wrote the book using Chinese logic. The setting of the earth's environment is also Chinese. If the author can change it to a Western narrative, he can directly submit it to Netflix. Such an awesome work was forced to end early by the platform. I am speechless.

At first I thought it was a systematic article, but I didn't expect the world view to be so big. It feels like a good independent cyberpunk novel. It's a pity that I was banned, otherwise it would be an absolute classic if I wrote it down

It is a pity for this book. The whole plot is so "poisonous" in the first chapter that it almost scares people away. It makes people think it is another idiotic novel. However, in the next few chapters, the plot reverses and the novel imaginative setting immediately attracts the readers. The description of the characters, dialogue, plot logic, etc. Made me, an old bookworm who has been on many platforms, very happy. The writing is very high-level and interesting, and I voted for the update. It is a pity that although the book has a high score and is completely worthy of the standard, the score seems to be average. The most important thing is that the author's mentality collapsed when he entered the dark room in the end. I can especially understand that the author must write books for life, but it is inevitable that such a great book has been cut in half. It can be seen that the outline to be released later is also very interesting. I hope that the next book can maintain the same level as the previous one. See you in the next one! [Love]

It's rare to see this level of science fiction in Tomato. [Like] What makes me most happy is that the book contains a kind of philosophical thinking: Who am I? In other words, human nature. Are digital people who are all digital signals human beings? Are bionic people who don't breathe and have no sense of taste human beings? Is a living person with a bunch of prosthetics a human being? Are the genetically edited moon people human? This is something rarely covered in online articles. Regardless of this, the author's control of the plot and character creation are worthy of praise. [Like] Many conspiracies were laid, but nothing was written crookedly. It all makes sense logically. This is already rare. It is obvious that the author knows where he is going and is not aimlessly writing. [Like] The characters are all impressive, and you can think of what they do just by naming them. It's unlikely that readers will forget about him after 10 chapters. However, several characters who appeared a lot in the early stage seemed to be forgotten in the later stage. For example, in the opening scenes of the Earth game, the protagonist's first villain Wang Kai, Wang Kai's gay friend and his little wife, and the protagonist's first ex-girlfriend. It seems like it's really just a game character.

The setting of this article is excellent, and the writing is seasoned and smooth. The only shortcoming is that it is a little delayed in the early stage. There is no golden finger in the first chapter, which loses the sense of expectation. It must be noted that the first chapter of Tomato must be fast-paced, with characters, contradictions, plug-ins, and expectations must be explosive. The title of the book must be changed to "Punks endure hardships and enjoy happiness in the city". I hope the author will continue to work hard and update it quickly. I can also learn from it and go to other platforms to eat [sneery laugh] [sneak laugh] [sneak laugh] [sneak laugh]

The setting is still very interesting. People in the cyber world play Earth OL, and the personality of Earth awakens. With some cheats for extracting game items, the game life in the virtual game is realized. There is a degree of freedom in virtual games. You can go fishing on a beautiful lake or drive a heavy truck in Northern Europe; you can play GTA in the city or GalGame on campus; you can be a Dave in the deep sea or a war criminal in space. The main plot includes the story of the predecessor of the cyber personality and the development of the two worlds, but the earth thing feels a bit like nonsense. I wish I could be more imaginative

The writing is very good, the writing style is sophisticated, and the narrative is concise and clear. Unfortunately, it is not completely to my taste. Since it is not a short, fast and refreshing article, it does not progress very quickly. It is a new book, so I can only read it after a while. The plot is quite thoughtful, and has a bit of the feel of The Matrix and Brain in a Vat. What's interesting is that the logic is surprisingly tight, and there are basically no situations where the setting is violated or the character's behavior does not conform to the setting. It's just a pity that it's not entirely to my taste. For example, I found the various plots of women falling in love very boring, but I can clearly see that it's not watery. Although I haven't looked back, I feel that the author should have buried a lot of clues and foreshadowing in these plots. Combined with the plot logic so far, if I don't watch it carefully, I am still very optimistic about the exciting foreshadowing in the future. This is the kind of book that is truly logical and thoughtful, not the kind of book that boasts that all the bells and whistles can confuse you and most of the plots are not rigorous. I've read too many refreshing novels. I can't say that I'm slow to read this kind of book. It should be said that I'm impatient for books that advance the plot at a steady pace. Now I just want to find creative and thoughtful novels. The wild boars can't eat the fine chaff.