Cyberpunk: Beneath the Tower

For veteran players who have played 2077 for 1570 hours and have completely read the setting collection and Edgewalker series, I think this book is one of the best novels among current cyber fandoms, far surpassing some cluttered fandoms. The three backgrounds of V are portrayed quite aptly. The company V's gloomy and thorough political tone, the street V's gangster style and astuteness, and the wandering V's composure and worry about running the line all the time. Almost every one of them can be traced back perfectly. Even Lucy's hatred of the wasteland but being helpless and even having lingering fears are perfectly traced back. The plot can be said to be very seamless, with almost no sense of inconsistency. With these bargains, it doesn't matter even if the author of the plot below has made it up. The author's logic is really good and his writing style is also quite good. I really recommend it! !

1. It can be seen that the author has researched both 2077 and "Red". This book does not introduce weird additional technology trees, nor does it tailor-made additional difficult dungeons for the Cyber Hell King, which makes the rationality of the plot development endorsed by the original work; even if the time machine travels back to 2076, there will not be much sense of disobedience (in fact, traveling back to 2076 can do some implicit foreshadowing of Valerie's preparations, and an expansion of V's feelings after the time travel,) 2. The personality, preferences and conversation of each character are just right, including the two protagonists V and the supporting characters, which brings an excellent reading experience; the main line mode that uses tasks as a way of advancement is also friendly to 2077 players and readers - it is familiar and familiar, but not tiring to the eyes. 3. The portrayals of V and Valerie are very vivid, especially the tone of the dialogue, which is almost the same as the plot of cdpr. While I was reading, I could feel Teacher Zhang Qi's dubbing playing simultaneously in my mind. That's called an authentic one. 4. In terms of the crisis setting of the plot - although V (Valerie) does not have anything that can really be called a "moment of crisis" - the crisis process is a bit short. Although it also gives the novel a game-like pleasure, it feels a bit too cramped to look back after reading it. But compared to similar books on Tomato, like Love in the Head, Farming to Make Money, or Alien Crisis, the writing pace is great. This is just a small inconsistency that I can detect in my reading habits. In short, for those who play the original game, especially those who have passed the tower ending and have been unable to recover for a long time, this book provides excellent emotional value. The game character V has a connection with us behind the screen that transcends many other works. Being able to see it from Valerie's perspective of "my other half" is also a brand new creativity and experience. I think I can give this 5 stars.

The first volume is very well written. The story line of middleman + setting up a company by yourself is also obviously novel compared with other similar competing products. In addition, I am annoyed that many works keep telling the plot of Edgewalker. The characters and stories that impress players the most are the main plot of 2077. It is good that this book starts after the plot ends. Looking forward to better performance in the second volume.

So far, it can be called a first-rate good fanfiction. The character is set as a reborn corporate v. It has a super strong layout. I like it very much. The mission description is also very vivid. It is a cool v that everyone wants. Thanks to the author, I like it very much.

It's very interesting. There are two Vs. I have seen people looking for V as their wives, and I have seen people wearing V as their wives. I have never seen such an interesting setting. I just don't know how the author will deal with it later. After all, the plot of cyberpunk goes by very quickly.

It's very courageous, but the second volume must be well designed. There are not many people on the Internet who can play well when it comes to time travel. If you dare to write it, you are still very courageous. Not to mention the first volume. The fan writing of the plot of 2077 is very good, far better than that of Tomato.

Although the plot is similar to the game, as a cyberpunk player, it doesn't seem too boring. It's a pity that the protagonist was just an ordinary player who cleared the tower before the time travel. If he was a phantom god with wind spirit + module, then the moment he unblocked it, he would definitely amaze everyone.

This is the 2077 fanfic that I've seen written in a style that is closest to the game! It's like starting a new game by yourself, using options outside of the game to make up for those difficult moments! Come on! ! ! !

Hahahaha, it's so interesting. Two Vs with different origins. It's difficult to choose between endings full of regrets, but some endings are regrettable and can be changed. Good job, author.

Absolutely good work, except for the slow update, there is no logic, clear details, stability, and the holes dug have been filled. Please update more, I can do everything, Watasi😭