The Creator Who Rose from Craftsman to God

I admire those who write 2077 fan fiction smoothly and smoothly. People who don't play games can also feel the charm of Cyberpunk 2077, the original characters' predecessors, regional history, and interests. It balances the development of the protagonist's personal strength and the development of farming power. It can be said to be the best cyberpunk fanfiction I have ever seen. Of course, not only cyberpunk develops various worlds quite neatly, I can only say that the reading experience is wonderful. The protagonist's character is charming but also consistent. Author, you must work hard! The student party will definitely favor you! ! !

This is the most awesome cyberpunk novel I have read so far, and it should also be regarded as the most awesome villain novel. The author must have consulted a lot of information when writing the book, and the writing is really enlightening [face covering] Awesome, awesome

A good book with its own strength system. As a craftsman, the protagonist has a sense of creating and merging on his own. He is neither a locust-like locust who digs into a world to control everything, nor simply plugs in other systems like installing a prosthetic body. Instead, he integrates them with his own characteristics and transforms them into something of his own, giving people a feeling of slowly becoming stronger. So far, the protagonist has only had one sexual encounter with a woman. It is not the kind that simply makes people feel that he is impotent or a veteran of flowers. It gives people a better sense of substitution. He's a normal man, he won't get into heat when he sees a woman.

It's okay, but the world of 2077 is too ink-painted. I have already been able to dominate the Night City, and I am still amusing myself by shopping in the periphery, but my writing skills are okay and not too boring. I can watch it.

① There are not too many bad routines, it can maintain a relatively good sense of freshness, and some plots are handled very refreshingly. ②The chapter about traveling to other worlds is a bit long, most likely because I haven't played it and can't read it [star]. ③The heroine currently has Gloria, and the writing process is pretty good, and she is not impatient like a small head controlling a big head. Off-topic: It's not about giving away a daughter. The most basic thing about giving away a daughter is that there is an emotional basis. There are a lot of people in the book reviews who don't understand what this term means. They are shouting about how to give away a daughter. I guess they have read a few books and the heroine is Lucy, and the introduction is too strong to distinguish. You can distinguish this by yourself. The other worlds part is too long... I guess the combat power has increased too quickly, so I'll give it a try.

This is definitely a good book. After I finished it, I realized that I had not left a review yet, so I came back to add one. Back to the topic, this is definitely a masterpiece. Regardless of Tomato or Starting Point, the author's writing style is humorous, serious when it should be, and can always cleverly arouse the emotions of the audience. At the same time, as a Bankai-ryu novel, it does not say that after one world is over, that world will be lost. We can still see our protagonist return to the world he has visited from time to time... Then I found that I didn't know what to say. There are many advantages and they are complicated, but they have been summarized by me in the previous few sentences. In short, everyone should go and watch it!

The writing is very comfortable. There is no messy plot, and there is no harem. . There is also a description of self-made machines. I feel that writing about cyberpunk without adding some self-made machines is very boring. I don't know why.

The writing is very good, and I personally feel it is far ahead of the rest in Tomato. The protagonist's character is also relatively rare among Tomatoes. He is very free and easy. He is a good person who is good at himself when he is poor, and good for the world when he is rich (?). The author's strength lies in the vivid character creation, which is difficult to describe in one or two sentences. Micro-group portraits, it can be said that the characters have their own characteristics. Because it is an infinite stream, some worlds may feel strange to people. I personally feel that it is okay. I have never played Sword Star or anything else, but it does not hinder reading. I personally feel that some of the world switching areas are not handled well, it's just a minor flaw. For various reasons, people with strong moral obsessions may feel uncomfortable reading this book. To sum up in one sentence, it is a rare good book!

All in all, the author's description is very powerful and the writing style is quite good. The character creation is also very good and I haven't seen any OOC behavior so far. The shaping of the protagonist is also matched with the previous advantages, making the image quite vivid and concrete, which I really like. And many of the creative ideas in it are also very imaginative, and the plot that pokes fun at my hamster party makes me ecstatic. Anyway, I hope the author can write more books in the future. Sometimes, remember to avoid key words and plots, otherwise the book will be lost easily. For me, it is a very good book, with very distinctive features, such as a more rigorous plot structure compared to other books, settings that are filled out in the author's style, and battle descriptions that are quite spectacular, but not unimaginable. The world view is beginning to unfold gradually, and the protagonist's organization will definitely become a behemoth that spreads across the sky. At present, the world view is becoming more and more grand, cheaper and more exciting, but it is not mindless, but logical and foreshadowing; before you know it, it is finished.

It's really good-looking, and the author's writing style is quite humorous. He can always show the cannibalistic nature of the main world of 2077 in every black humorous joke. The author obviously has his own unique considerations for the development of other worlds. I especially like the author's integration of some monster hunting settings for gameplay considerations into his own worldview, giving me a sense of humor that "can really make sense." You can read the description of each dungeon as you like. After all, the amount of text is here. If you feel that the description of a certain dungeon is too slow, just skip it. It will always be enjoyable [full] By the way, if you use AI to read aloud and select the sweet female voice to turn on 1.3 Times the speed, when you hear it read "a real old red neck", the tone will be particularly difficult for the person listening.