When the light of the wormhole engulfed the Yuan Star, the fifth-generation demi-human warrior Misiah Mimir fell into the cold steel jungle of Night City. There is no genetic dilemma he is familiar with here, only the cold light of implants, corporate hegemony and the never-ending game of life and death on the streets.
As a foreigner with the gift of "Odin" nano-armor and electro-sensitivity, Mir chose a completely different path. Carve your name. A rescue from the "Ten Commandments of Demi-Humans" intertwined his destiny with the Mann team who dreams of becoming a legend, the tough hacker girl Sasha Yakovleva, and the bold quasi-legend Jack Wells. Not only did he save their lives, he also shook up the inherent rules of the city with a pure power that did not rely on cybernetic transformation.
However, Night City doesn't ignore any anomalies. The company's covetousness, the middleman's calculations, and the iron fist of the legendary mercenary Adam Hammer all came one after another.
Reader comments
It's quite to my liking. The protagonist doesn't kill people randomly, and I still like the nano core [laughter]
Nano-Advanced Soldiers are not covered with liquid metal to complete their transformation, but are directly reorganized and disintegrated. I remember in an episode of Nano Core, Rui said that every time he transforms into an Advanced Soldier, his body will complete a reorganization, so his clothes are always new.
It's concise and concise, and it looks good [like]. I gave it four stars because five stars are not included in the rating.
Although it is a bit streamlined and the main plot is unclear, but for the sake of being an unpopular fan, I give it five stars.
One of the few nano-core fanfics. The pace is a little fast, but it's fun. The protagonist dares to kill and do things. It emphasizes emotions.
I can see it, and there are some minor bugs.
There are very few fans who write about Nanocore, and they are pretty good, integrating Nanocore and cyberpunk just right.
Come on, the author can help those people who are full of physical modifications in the cyberpunk world understand what nano-soldiers are.
Very good. I personally hope that the protagonist can be more divine.
Well, personally I still hope that the protagonist can have his own affairs instead of staring at the Mann team.
Haha, I can think of it as found in foreign persimmons.
The backend is too confusing, maybe it's my problem
It looks good if you don't poke the trend
Arasaka B Saburo was so frightened that he cried when he saw the value of this thing [face covering]
Not bad, one of the rare nanocore books, so far no problems
Great, tying Nanocore to the story of Night City
A good novel, at least not one of those two-thousand-chapter, short-sentence-flowing novels that are willing to write down details and have thoughtfulness.
Nice, a very good fan novel
See it's okay now
Pretty good, I quite like it
Not bad, very enjoyable to watch
Really awesome brother
It's okay, the protagonist's character is not bad
Not high, not low, almost the same
Very well written, keep up the good work [Like]
It's okay, nothing poisonous
It looks great, good luck to the author.
Nothing poisonous, okay
It's okay, but after chapter 200 it's a bit like the 2075 novel.
Although I haven't read Nanocore, the writing is pretty good.
It's pretty cool, but not many people see it.
There is nothing much to say. Although there is no Badr, I still want to say that the nano core is eternal!
When I was a kid, I loved Nano Core. The food was really good. Good luck, author.
It's quite to my liking. The protagonist doesn't kill people randomly, and I still like the nano core [laughter]
Nano-Advanced Soldiers are not covered with liquid metal to complete their transformation, but are directly reorganized and disintegrated. I remember in an episode of Nano Core, Rui said that every time he transforms into an Advanced Soldier, his body will complete a reorganization, so his clothes are always new.
It's concise and concise, and it looks good [like]. I gave it four stars because five stars are not included in the rating.
Although it is a bit streamlined and the main plot is unclear, but for the sake of being an unpopular fan, I give it five stars.
One of the few nano-core fanfics. The pace is a little fast, but it's fun. The protagonist dares to kill and do things. It emphasizes emotions.
I can see it, and there are some minor bugs.
There are very few fans who write about Nanocore, and they are pretty good, integrating Nanocore and cyberpunk just right.
Come on, the author can help those people who are full of physical modifications in the cyberpunk world understand what nano-soldiers are.
Very good. I personally hope that the protagonist can be more divine. Well, personally I still hope that the protagonist can have his own affairs instead of staring at the Mann team.
Haha, I can think of it as found in foreign persimmons. The backend is too confusing, maybe it's my problem
It looks good if you don't poke the trend
Arasaka B Saburo was so frightened that he cried when he saw the value of this thing [face covering]
Not bad, one of the rare nanocore books, so far no problems
Great, tying Nanocore to the story of Night City
A good novel, at least not one of those two-thousand-chapter, short-sentence-flowing novels that are willing to write down details and have thoughtfulness.
Nice, a very good fan novel
See it's okay now
Pretty good, I quite like it
Not bad, very enjoyable to watch Really awesome brother
It's okay, the protagonist's character is not bad
Not high, not low, almost the same
Very well written, keep up the good work [Like]
It's okay, nothing poisonous
It looks great, good luck to the author.
Nothing poisonous, okay
It's okay, but after chapter 200 it's a bit like the 2075 novel.
Although I haven't read Nanocore, the writing is pretty good.
It's pretty cool, but not many people see it.
There is nothing much to say. Although there is no Badr, I still want to say that the nano core is eternal!
When I was a kid, I loved Nano Core. The food was really good. Good luck, author.