In Night City, Li Xiang is just a shabby repairman. Until the cold prosthetic doctor Victor gave him a bag of discarded prosthetics: "Take it apart and take a look."
Starting from clumsily disassembling parts, Li wanted to use his hands and brains to turn "repair" into "creation" amidst the shattered glass of the trauma team and the smoke of corporate war. He repaired malfunctioning prosthetics, modified homeless cars, built stealth equipment for those struggling to survive, and even used technology to ignite hope in the community.
From a shabby workshop on the street corner to a technology center leading changes, he used a soldering iron and ingenuity to walk a legendary path of a mortal craftsman in the cold steel jungle - technology is power.
The hard-core counterattack of low-level craftsmen, technology is the power of redemption in the cyberpunk world.
Reader comments
The writing is quite good, and the technical aspect is also very good. It seems that it is not written with reference to the game. Is The Ruler a comic with that plot? Are there any people who are curious about getting into V?
There is still a big difference between it and the original work. That's not because the old Wei I know is too fragmented.
It's okay, but there are two problems. One is that there are too few segments and it's too tiring to watch, but the protagonist seems to be following the mission process and going through the plot.
Well written. But you need to be very patient when watching.
A very good book
I'm halfway through reading it and can't wait to review it. Just one sentence: This book is at the top of the new book list at the starting point.
Forgive me for not being able to write much, but everything I say is true and well written!
The writing is quite good, and the technical aspect is also very good. It seems that it is not written with reference to the game. Is The Ruler a comic with that plot? Are there any people who are curious about getting into V?
There is still a big difference between it and the original work. That's not because the old Wei I know is too fragmented.
It's okay, but there are two problems. One is that there are too few segments and it's too tiring to watch, but the protagonist seems to be following the mission process and going through the plot.
Well written. But you need to be very patient when watching.
A very good book
I'm halfway through reading it and can't wait to review it. Just one sentence: This book is at the top of the new book list at the starting point.
Forgive me for not being able to write much, but everything I say is true and well written!