Building a Paradise Branch in 2077

This is a very good farming-themed novel. However, the protagonist is not a hard-core savior who uses angelic power to fight off corporations and gangs. The protagonist believes that the world is beyond saving when people lose hope of resistance and corporations dominate everything.

Kids! Run! The description is a lie! There's no flying spaghetti here!

It's rare to find a good novel among the many low-quality ones. It doesn't artificially inflate or suppress power levels, the plot is decent, and there are no major flaws. Author, please write more!

Since Paradise Company definitely makes umbrellas, let's call it Paradise Umbrellas 😏

Sure, but the number of external aids is a bit low. Could you build your own cybernetic body production line? Not too demanding, just some resurrection, judgment, divine punishment, purification, etc., Anything goes, like a cyber angel! 😏

Overall, the plot doesn't have any major logical flaws. However, the author could consider shortening the word count per paragraph. Long paragraphs in web novels can be tiring to read. Perhaps paragraphs could be limited to no more than 50 words. [Requesting more frequent updates!] I glanced at the comments section and realized it was AI-generated. That explained why a single paragraph had so much text.

Aside from Knight's forgetfulness after witnessing the protagonist's miraculous summoning of the sweet potato machine, everything else is excellent. The angel of salvation, Zhou You, is merciful; he will save everyone he can. He is ruthless; he won't stay for anyone. I hope V can meet Zhou You again after he leaves.

Indeed, I read it once and didn't even notice the time. I read the latest chapter in one go. I can only say that the author doesn't seem to be a local.

The story is idealized, and I personally feel it's on the upper end of the cyberpunk genre. While it may not be as logically rigorous, it is, after all, a fan fiction story rather than a detective novel, and the narrative flow is smooth and easy to follow. Because I read it in two parts, I might have let the book die down before the ending felt rushed, but the story was still explained clearly, which was good.

It's great. It's one of the best cyberpunk fanfictions I've ever read.