[Whitening + Time Travel + Module + Vest]
As a modder, Xing Yan is very fond of creating content extensions to original works.
For example, additional plots that are different from the main plot, personal biographies of popular NPCs, and even magical changes to the world view of the work.
This approach can rejuvenate an old game that has become outdated, extend the life of the game in disguise, and greatly increase the playability.
But if you travel into a game world that has been modified by a module, the situation will be completely different.
What does it mean that someone smashed the entire Arasaka Tower with a knife?
What does it mean when a heavy Titan flies in front of you?
What does it mean when a Lamborghini starts to deform on the road?
Are you a serious modder? !
Reader comments
Change single (currently), the writing style is high-quality, and it is biased towards hydrology. There are very few descriptions of women's clothing and female bodies, and zero descriptions of female abortion. This fanfic is based on "Cyberpunk 2077" and "Cyberpunk Edgewalker". The heroine is semi-invincible, and the second heroine is Lucy. However, the current plot has not yet unfolded, and the emotional line has not yet been written. The rare cyberpunk transformation story is still worth looking forward to. The plot is magically changed to make up for the regrets. Don't die, Jack. This kind of reliable teammate worth collecting must be kept by your side. Looking forward to the follow-up plot!
I have seen the latest chapter. The protagonist relies on modules, but the modules are scattered around the world, and they are collected while fighting monsters. The only uncomfortable thing at the moment is that the module living outside is also Nikki's body. It is a bit awkward to use military technology to dismantle the protagonist's module body.
Very good, a woman who can be my mother 👿
Yes, I like it. The protagonist has his own bottom line. Come on, author!
As a 2077 fan (600+ hours), I rarely see fans using mods as appearance. Overall, it's pretty good. It doesn't overwhelm the combat power, and the protagonist's character can be considered a decisive type of killing. But there is a small drawback. I feel that the protagonist's understanding of 2077 is very detailed in some aspects, but also very lacking in some aspects of "common sense", which feels a bit out of place. But I still give it a five-star rating.
Doesn't the introduction say "hundred"? Who is the cp? Other than that, the protagonist is capable and has a bottom line, which is pretty good.
Come on, come on, come on!
Not buddy, one chapter is over 4,000 words
[Blow a kiss] I feel pretty good so far
The setting is very good, the plot is reasonable, and it is a rare cyberpunk transformation story.
Change single (currently), the writing style is high-quality, and it is biased towards hydrology. There are very few descriptions of women's clothing and female bodies, and zero descriptions of female abortion. This fanfic is based on "Cyberpunk 2077" and "Cyberpunk Edgewalker". The heroine is semi-invincible, and the second heroine is Lucy. However, the current plot has not yet unfolded, and the emotional line has not yet been written. The rare cyberpunk transformation story is still worth looking forward to. The plot is magically changed to make up for the regrets. Don't die, Jack. This kind of reliable teammate worth collecting must be kept by your side. Looking forward to the follow-up plot!
I have seen the latest chapter. The protagonist relies on modules, but the modules are scattered around the world, and they are collected while fighting monsters. The only uncomfortable thing at the moment is that the module living outside is also Nikki's body. It is a bit awkward to use military technology to dismantle the protagonist's module body.
Very good, a woman who can be my mother 👿
Yes, I like it. The protagonist has his own bottom line. Come on, author!
As a 2077 fan (600+ hours), I rarely see fans using mods as appearance. Overall, it's pretty good. It doesn't overwhelm the combat power, and the protagonist's character can be considered a decisive type of killing. But there is a small drawback. I feel that the protagonist's understanding of 2077 is very detailed in some aspects, but also very lacking in some aspects of "common sense", which feels a bit out of place. But I still give it a five-star rating.
Doesn't the introduction say "hundred"? Who is the cp? Other than that, the protagonist is capable and has a bottom line, which is pretty good.
Come on, come on, come on!
Not buddy, one chapter is over 4,000 words
[Blow a kiss] I feel pretty good so far
The setting is very good, the plot is reasonable, and it is a rare cyberpunk transformation story.