[Company Female V] [No game memory] [Focus on the plot, pursue pure coolness with caution] [Growth-oriented system] [No nanny] [Fleeing AI]
The soul travels through the cyberpunk night city. At the beginning, the family is impoverished and knows nothing, and his identity is a gangster who can be bullied by everyone.
He was accidentally involved in a melee between forces and was investigated by the company's V chief at the beginning.
What? You said that I was not reborn, but that I successfully smuggled into the AI ?
[If you have only watched Edgewalker and are looking for family fun, don't watch it]
Reader comments
If there is a female protagonist, I hope it will be V
I don't know why cyberpunk authors rarely ask the protagonist to buy some body armor in the early stage [face covering], and start with a glass cannon. And it would be unbelievable if you don't find the conscience Lao Wei at the end of Coconut Juice City during time travel.
If you could buy a set of hackers with direct money, there wouldn't be so few gangster hackers. [Facepalm] Being able to buy v for your own use does not mean that the protagonist, a retired veteran and semi-illiterate, can become a hacker by spending money to buy a golem from Old Victor. At best it can only be used, not even as good as a gangster hacker
It's a rare novel that isn't David's Nanny, and the writing isn't bad either. Those who watch Edgewalker can leave, and those who play 2077 can stay.
Forcibly weakening the protagonist and following the original plot
It's quite good, but the title of the book doesn't feel right. V doesn't have a major key, and the main character, Lynn, hasn't been investigated.
The writing is quite good, the protagonist has his own dedicated story line, the rhythm is maintained well, and the connection with V and Jack is also well written. Although it is related to David's story, I personally feel that the ending is okay. I am a game fan. As someone who has never read the Edgewalker manga, the author's handling is okay. There are not too many plots. The story is interspersed and not like the original book as the review said. The stories of the game and the anime are like nodes connected to each other, but they are not one-way lines and follow this path. I read other books. Lucy should go to the moon, but Rebecca doesn't know how the author will arrange it. It seems that she will either follow her teammates or follow Wei? Looking forward to the future
Come on, author
It's a rare cyberpunk novel to read. I support it. The only thing I hope is that the heroine is V and the protagonist doesn't want to be a eunuch. I hope I can develop my relationship with V as soon as possible.
I have completed all the endings and three lines of the game. I think that although this book is slightly different from the original work, the plot is reasonable and the protagonist becomes stronger and more stable. I think this book should have at least a score of 8.9 To 9.3.
The main character, who is not a strategy player, walks slowly step by step (actually not too slow, probably ¿) and the relationship with V transitions very well. It introduces part of the edgewalker plot but does not save people. Personally, I don't like nanny stories. The relationship between the characters and the plot are smoothly connected. The writing is good. Good luck to the author.
Those trolls, remember, there is no happy ending in cyberpunk
It's edible, so it's not bad, but please note that this is not the kind of article that "saves the original characters", it only saves some people. If you just want to see everyone alive and without swords, this fanfic won't meet your needs. Different people have different tastes. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it, but don't criticize it.
I still remember the first time I played this game. I saved up money for a long time and bought both the base game and the DLC. When I was doing the first mission, I threw a mine in the elevator and blew myself up [face covering]. The main mission was very short, so I went there not long after playing. I stole the chip and fought all the way out of the building, but my best friend died in the car. I went back to the game many times, but I couldn't survive the plot. Although I had little contact with Jack, my relationship was still quite deep. After this plot, I stopped playing for a week. After that, I went through the plot all the way, and I was about to go solo to clear Arasaka Tower. Because I had watched other people play, I knew what the final ending was, so I never went to the plot every time I logged in. I just ran the map aimlessly and did tasks until all the mission points on the map were cleared and the side tasks were completed. I never played the game again, and I didn't even play through the DLC plot. After all, as long as I don't pass the ending, V can live forever. V is the first game character that I have feelings for. How can I put it, just like my own daughter, I feel very uncomfortable seeing her half-dead in the game plot, including those endings, whether she turns back to an ordinary person, gives my body to Johnny, or lets Johnny go with Ultra, and I only have a few months left to live. I personally can't accept it. After I finished playing the game, I have been looking for fanfics of Cyberpunk 2077 to make up for the regrets in the game. I have not watched the anime of 2077, so I have no feelings for the characters in the anime. I just thought that it would be enough to give V a good ending, with Jack by his side, a loved one by his side, and no disaster or illness.
This book is very good, and the plot is well written. I am not a nanny or anything. I don't know why some people think that David's team cannot die. Night City is not a kind city. It is much better than other cyber fanfiction. At least there is no prophetic protagonist. Supermodel's Goldfinger is very suitable for gamers like me.
David and others, who were more controversial, I think they deserved their death. It's good to end up as heroes. At least Rebecca was saved. The protagonist didn't grow up to the point of being tough in a short period of time. I think this growth curve is quite reasonable. The interaction between the protagonist and V's gang is handled very well. With the protagonist joining in, V and Jack become more like a team, and Lao Wei finally doesn't have to act like an empty nester. It's a pity that updates are slow. It seems like updates will be discontinued in the past two days.
The writing is quite good, the protagonist has his own dedicated story line, the rhythm is maintained well, and the connection with V and Jack is also well written. Although it is related to David's story, I personally feel that the ending is okay. I am a game fan, and the author can handle it well. There are not too many plots. The story is interspersed. It is not the same as the original work as the review said. The stories of the game and the anime are like nodes that are connected to each other. I look forward to the future. Come on, the author.
It's not bad, it's very comfortable to read, and I can read a paragraph very quickly. It's not like some books where I have to stop three times in a sentence, or use names to count the words. This kind of book is very good in Tomato. Why is it so low-scoring? I almost missed the opportunity to find gold in Shili.
It looks good, but one of the endings I hope is that at the moment when V is the happiest and most satisfied, the protagonist says to V: V, you seem to have forgotten one thing. In Night City, don't trust anyone. After saying that, he shoots V to pieces, and then leaves in style [shy]
Yes, although there was some regret in not interfering with David's line, that was also their choice.
I personally like this book very much. Although I follow the plot, but because I am here to read the investigation with V, I don't care if there is a happy ending or not. If you can accept the character disappearing, then this book is great. If you only want to read the happy ending, then it is not good.
Who stipulates that fan fiction must make up for regrets? It's quite interesting to watch the characters created by the author step by step grow into the world view you like. If you just want to watch dumplings, why not read the nanny novel [laughs] There are some flaws in the plot, but it is considered a masterpiece. Come on.
It's quite good, much better than the previous fan fiction. After all, there haven't been any good cyberpunk fan fictions in the past few months. Even if there are others, it's around 6:00, and it either stops updating, or it ends after just a few dozen chapters.
Saving everything is our beautiful longing for the cruel reality, but the charm of cyberpunk lies in its impermanent fate and the perishability of life. Most of the time, being unable to save is the norm, and being alone is the limit. A very interesting work, it sticks to the cruel background, and the flowers that bloom (hang) are more enjoyable [cool]
There are too few and it's not enough to watch (the author is so short that I don't even feel it, just like being bitten by a mosquito). Also, I want to watch a single female protagonist V
It's very good. There was also a novel in which the heroine was V. Unfortunately, she was a eunuch when I first found it. I hope the author can work hard and not stop updating it [Like] [Like] [Like]
Those who are supposed to die are basically dead. If this was another fanfic, I would scold it, but this is cyberpunk and does not require a happy ending.
It has the flavor of cyberpunk, and sometimes one or two sentences are particularly restorative. At present, the plot has developed from Edgewalker to the main line of the game. Let's wait and see what changes the protagonist will make to the female v. What will happen to Johnny?
The overall logic is online, and the plot is written in a more realistic way, not a plot of playing house or saving people. My (personal) requirements for reading books are not high. As long as the content is attractive enough and the logic of the characters' behavior does not deviate from the setting, I can give it a high score. [Praise]
It's a personal limit, and it's not a cool novel. I'm occasionally frustrated and threatened, but I like to read it. After all, when people are at their limit, partners and supporting characters can still play a big role in getting through it together.
Moreover, the plot progress is compact and there is no running account.
Not suitable for those who like cool stories. The protagonist doesn't know the development of the story and can't change anything. Readers will feel that the protagonist is useless when looking at it from an omniscient perspective. However, if you put it into the perspective of the protagonist, the protagonist has done a good enough job.
It maintains the direction of the original plot and also has a sense of participation from the protagonist. It can be said that this is the second creation that best fits 2077. I personally like this kind of second creation very much.
It's very good. I've read almost 20 chapters now, and I feel it's better than the original plan. This is very attractive for me to continue reading the next chapter. The female V's character is very interesting. I look forward to being investigated by the protagonist. It is very consistent with the style of cyberpunk.
Not bad, not bad. There is a plot, and there is also the protagonist's own plot. There are about a hundred chapters now. When are you going to investigate V?
The reason why I gave this score is that based on the plot direction of the game, the author has not changed anything. It makes me feel like copying the game again (subjective evaluation, I'd better read the book for myself). Then I don't understand the protagonist's cheats very well.
If there is a female protagonist, I hope it will be V
I don't know why cyberpunk authors rarely ask the protagonist to buy some body armor in the early stage [face covering], and start with a glass cannon. And it would be unbelievable if you don't find the conscience Lao Wei at the end of Coconut Juice City during time travel. If you could buy a set of hackers with direct money, there wouldn't be so few gangster hackers. [Facepalm] Being able to buy v for your own use does not mean that the protagonist, a retired veteran and semi-illiterate, can become a hacker by spending money to buy a golem from Old Victor. At best it can only be used, not even as good as a gangster hacker
It's a rare novel that isn't David's Nanny, and the writing isn't bad either. Those who watch Edgewalker can leave, and those who play 2077 can stay. Forcibly weakening the protagonist and following the original plot
It's quite good, but the title of the book doesn't feel right. V doesn't have a major key, and the main character, Lynn, hasn't been investigated.
The writing is quite good, the protagonist has his own dedicated story line, the rhythm is maintained well, and the connection with V and Jack is also well written. Although it is related to David's story, I personally feel that the ending is okay. I am a game fan. As someone who has never read the Edgewalker manga, the author's handling is okay. There are not too many plots. The story is interspersed and not like the original book as the review said. The stories of the game and the anime are like nodes connected to each other, but they are not one-way lines and follow this path. I read other books. Lucy should go to the moon, but Rebecca doesn't know how the author will arrange it. It seems that she will either follow her teammates or follow Wei? Looking forward to the future Come on, author
It's a rare cyberpunk novel to read. I support it. The only thing I hope is that the heroine is V and the protagonist doesn't want to be a eunuch. I hope I can develop my relationship with V as soon as possible.
I have completed all the endings and three lines of the game. I think that although this book is slightly different from the original work, the plot is reasonable and the protagonist becomes stronger and more stable. I think this book should have at least a score of 8.9 To 9.3.
The main character, who is not a strategy player, walks slowly step by step (actually not too slow, probably ¿) and the relationship with V transitions very well. It introduces part of the edgewalker plot but does not save people. Personally, I don't like nanny stories. The relationship between the characters and the plot are smoothly connected. The writing is good. Good luck to the author.
Those trolls, remember, there is no happy ending in cyberpunk
It's edible, so it's not bad, but please note that this is not the kind of article that "saves the original characters", it only saves some people. If you just want to see everyone alive and without swords, this fanfic won't meet your needs. Different people have different tastes. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it, but don't criticize it.
I still remember the first time I played this game. I saved up money for a long time and bought both the base game and the DLC. When I was doing the first mission, I threw a mine in the elevator and blew myself up [face covering]. The main mission was very short, so I went there not long after playing. I stole the chip and fought all the way out of the building, but my best friend died in the car. I went back to the game many times, but I couldn't survive the plot. Although I had little contact with Jack, my relationship was still quite deep. After this plot, I stopped playing for a week. After that, I went through the plot all the way, and I was about to go solo to clear Arasaka Tower. Because I had watched other people play, I knew what the final ending was, so I never went to the plot every time I logged in. I just ran the map aimlessly and did tasks until all the mission points on the map were cleared and the side tasks were completed. I never played the game again, and I didn't even play through the DLC plot. After all, as long as I don't pass the ending, V can live forever. V is the first game character that I have feelings for. How can I put it, just like my own daughter, I feel very uncomfortable seeing her half-dead in the game plot, including those endings, whether she turns back to an ordinary person, gives my body to Johnny, or lets Johnny go with Ultra, and I only have a few months left to live. I personally can't accept it. After I finished playing the game, I have been looking for fanfics of Cyberpunk 2077 to make up for the regrets in the game. I have not watched the anime of 2077, so I have no feelings for the characters in the anime. I just thought that it would be enough to give V a good ending, with Jack by his side, a loved one by his side, and no disaster or illness.
This book is very good, and the plot is well written. I am not a nanny or anything. I don't know why some people think that David's team cannot die. Night City is not a kind city. It is much better than other cyber fanfiction. At least there is no prophetic protagonist. Supermodel's Goldfinger is very suitable for gamers like me.
David and others, who were more controversial, I think they deserved their death. It's good to end up as heroes. At least Rebecca was saved. The protagonist didn't grow up to the point of being tough in a short period of time. I think this growth curve is quite reasonable. The interaction between the protagonist and V's gang is handled very well. With the protagonist joining in, V and Jack become more like a team, and Lao Wei finally doesn't have to act like an empty nester. It's a pity that updates are slow. It seems like updates will be discontinued in the past two days.
The writing is quite good, the protagonist has his own dedicated story line, the rhythm is maintained well, and the connection with V and Jack is also well written. Although it is related to David's story, I personally feel that the ending is okay. I am a game fan, and the author can handle it well. There are not too many plots. The story is interspersed. It is not the same as the original work as the review said. The stories of the game and the anime are like nodes that are connected to each other. I look forward to the future. Come on, the author.
It's not bad, it's very comfortable to read, and I can read a paragraph very quickly. It's not like some books where I have to stop three times in a sentence, or use names to count the words. This kind of book is very good in Tomato. Why is it so low-scoring? I almost missed the opportunity to find gold in Shili.
It looks good, but one of the endings I hope is that at the moment when V is the happiest and most satisfied, the protagonist says to V: V, you seem to have forgotten one thing. In Night City, don't trust anyone. After saying that, he shoots V to pieces, and then leaves in style [shy]
Yes, although there was some regret in not interfering with David's line, that was also their choice.
I personally like this book very much. Although I follow the plot, but because I am here to read the investigation with V, I don't care if there is a happy ending or not. If you can accept the character disappearing, then this book is great. If you only want to read the happy ending, then it is not good.
Who stipulates that fan fiction must make up for regrets? It's quite interesting to watch the characters created by the author step by step grow into the world view you like. If you just want to watch dumplings, why not read the nanny novel [laughs] There are some flaws in the plot, but it is considered a masterpiece. Come on.
It's quite good, much better than the previous fan fiction. After all, there haven't been any good cyberpunk fan fictions in the past few months. Even if there are others, it's around 6:00, and it either stops updating, or it ends after just a few dozen chapters.
Saving everything is our beautiful longing for the cruel reality, but the charm of cyberpunk lies in its impermanent fate and the perishability of life. Most of the time, being unable to save is the norm, and being alone is the limit. A very interesting work, it sticks to the cruel background, and the flowers that bloom (hang) are more enjoyable [cool]
There are too few and it's not enough to watch (the author is so short that I don't even feel it, just like being bitten by a mosquito). Also, I want to watch a single female protagonist V
It's very good. There was also a novel in which the heroine was V. Unfortunately, she was a eunuch when I first found it. I hope the author can work hard and not stop updating it [Like] [Like] [Like]
Those who are supposed to die are basically dead. If this was another fanfic, I would scold it, but this is cyberpunk and does not require a happy ending.
It has the flavor of cyberpunk, and sometimes one or two sentences are particularly restorative. At present, the plot has developed from Edgewalker to the main line of the game. Let's wait and see what changes the protagonist will make to the female v. What will happen to Johnny?
The overall logic is online, and the plot is written in a more realistic way, not a plot of playing house or saving people. My (personal) requirements for reading books are not high. As long as the content is attractive enough and the logic of the characters' behavior does not deviate from the setting, I can give it a high score. [Praise]
It's a personal limit, and it's not a cool novel. I'm occasionally frustrated and threatened, but I like to read it. After all, when people are at their limit, partners and supporting characters can still play a big role in getting through it together. Moreover, the plot progress is compact and there is no running account. Not suitable for those who like cool stories. The protagonist doesn't know the development of the story and can't change anything. Readers will feel that the protagonist is useless when looking at it from an omniscient perspective. However, if you put it into the perspective of the protagonist, the protagonist has done a good enough job.
It maintains the direction of the original plot and also has a sense of participation from the protagonist. It can be said that this is the second creation that best fits 2077. I personally like this kind of second creation very much.
It's very good. I've read almost 20 chapters now, and I feel it's better than the original plan. This is very attractive for me to continue reading the next chapter. The female V's character is very interesting. I look forward to being investigated by the protagonist. It is very consistent with the style of cyberpunk. Not bad, not bad. There is a plot, and there is also the protagonist's own plot. There are about a hundred chapters now. When are you going to investigate V?
The reason why I gave this score is that based on the plot direction of the game, the author has not changed anything. It makes me feel like copying the game again (subjective evaluation, I'd better read the book for myself). Then I don't understand the protagonist's cheats very well.