Republican Era: The Cyber Warlord from Night City

It's so beautiful. I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time. I will give it 11 stars. Such a low rating is completely blasphemous. By the way, I suggest the author change the title of the book, and the rating will be higher. I have already thought of the name "Cyber ​​Rebirth - I was invincible at the beginning and was a man in the Qin Mansion and the days when I battled wits and courage with elementary school students" [Adoration]

This book is actually very good, and the author has sufficient writing skills. In fact, the 2077 background of the protagonist should be blurred in the introduction, because the early narrative tone of the book is not to the taste of many readers attracted by 2077, which makes the first few chapters uninteresting. This may be the reason for many low star ratings. Finished reading, it's really good

My favorite genre, the last one I watched was similar to Variety Pictures' The King of Hell, but unfortunately both of them were eunuchs. I hope this one sticks to it... Come on, boss! !

+1 For Gold Digging in Shit. It's a pity that it has two protagonists. Otherwise, it would be full marks. The protagonist returns to childhood and does not have the same old problem of other rebirth books, childishness. Instead, he can see a normal reborn person. In one word, he is sophisticated.

Oh my god, full marks! ! ! A brief introduction. In the early stage, the protagonist was 5 years old. In the second life, he was still a decisive mercenary. He regained his original strength within two days. He didn't understand the system. At least he was better than the King of Soldiers. Then, the system starts the requirement and gets an A in each exam. I personally think that the protagonist will mix in the underworld, accumulate personnel, and then switch to business, or directly switch to the army. After all, except for his physical appearance, he is not a child. If you want to join the underworld, the military, or be a businessman, is it difficult to have a teacher give you an exam review? Or are primary school exams difficult for adults? Unexpectedly, the protagonist has been around for 3 years and started the system. It's exciting. Don't miss it.

Full marks must be given. In addition to the weird subject matter, the writing style is top-notch in this Tomato. The story is okay too. Of course, if you don't play Cyberpunk 2077 or don't understand it at all, don't force it. I will review it after reading it.

It looks good, so far it's pretty good. As a player who has played Cyberpunk 2077 many times and has a good understanding of the game's plot and background, it's good from the perspective of a player. Many people think that choosing Miles at the beginning is a poisonous point, but whether it is from a cyberpunk perspective or an adult perspective, the system's choice of Miles is understandable. After all, Miles has the means, strength, and a master's eye. She won the military award in a situation that is equivalent to starting from scratch. Technology, and built it into Ichitō, and can compete with Arasaka in a short period of time. With Miles helping the protagonist to take over the world, it is only a matter of time, and he can also be the boss. If there is anything, Miles can just do it, turning an enemy into an obedient dog. Isn't that cool? There is a reason why the protagonist was so frustrated in the early stage. The protagonist had a mental problem in the previous cyberpunk life and became ruthless and cold-blooded. His humanity began to weaken. In the early stage of the system, after giving the protagonist enough strength to settle down, he allowed the protagonist to continue studying as an ordinary person. It feels like the system loves the protagonist. It does not want to control the protagonist and regard the protagonist as a puppet, but wants to guide the protagonist to regain his deviated humanity so that the protagonist can better control himself. Other complaints are that Miles is not described as black-hearted or ruthless enough in the plot. After all, military technology is not a good thing. Of course, she, the CEO, is not a good thing either.

The book is quite good, but the number of words is too few, and the protagonist has not yet become the King of Hell. I want to watch the protagonist kill, kill, kill, kill! The scenario is as follows: [Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked] [Shocked][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Shocked] [Shocked][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Shocked] [Shocked][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Cool][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Shocked] [Shocked][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Shocked] [Shocked][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Shocked] [Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked][Shocked]

The quick update is a bit good. I hope there are more scenes of the protagonist showing off. It's really fun to watch.

Shennong is coming It is extremely poisonous and shares the system with the enemy. There is a reason why it is 6.8. Oh, the system also protects the enemy behind the protagonist's back