In Starry Night City, everyone fears that one day, without warning, they’ll be attacked at random by gang enforcers or cyberpsychos.
To survive, Yue Jiang has no choice but to submit to the tyranny of a crazy female tycoon.
When he finally makes it to the end of their agreed-upon term and decides to start living a free life, he has no idea that another kind of hell is waiting for him.
Having the heroine from his own novel show up in the real world and come knocking might be a good thing, but... what if she’s secretly a yandere?
Going from a wealthy heiress to a yandere heroine, Yue Jiang grins and says this kind of life is just too awesome!
And so, he seems to develop some kind of cyberpsychosis...
(Cyberpunk world + multiple heroines + satisfying power fantasy)
(Note: This is a fictional cyberpunk setting. You don’t need to know any related games, anime, or books, and readers unfamiliar with cyberpunk can still enjoy it.)
The plot is quite brilliant and the characters are three-dimensional. Yue Jiang has brains and rationality, which makes me feel very good. I like to watch male protagonists with online IQ. The text layout is very good, there is no confusion between Chinese and English double quotation marks, I praise the author. "If you are not a pigeon, I will never be a prisoner." Brother, don't forget your promise.
The story is pretty good, with a cyber flavor There is also training from the yandere queen There is also a puppy with an online IQ [laughing]
It's very interesting, but I don't know why so few people watched it. I guess it's because the pace is too slow.
Okay, very good. I think it's very good. [Pouts] Come on, author, it's best to update five times a day.
It's good, women are strong and men are weak, but not completely weak.
Didn't anyone watch the battle of wits and courage?
Please write more about the first female protagonist. This role is very interesting, especially how she plays tricks on the male protagonist.
It's very beautiful, that's why no one is there
Add it to your bookshelf and wait until the protagonist's three-year period is over to read it.