A personal financial credit of less than 13% means credit collapse, housing eviction, medical rejection, and being "killed" by the complex social system.
The rich at the top have become lambs to be slaughtered, the middle class have slipped to the streets, and the bottom gangs have entered deeper into the underground system.
What breeds under the killing line is not only hunger and death, but also those who make a living from it, Cyber Cthulhu.
Reader comments
Needless to say, except for the fact that she sometimes faints, Mao Cha is very good at writing books. This new book and the two parts of Xishan Base are both very interesting and have basically no flaws. Mao Cha's rhythm and inspiration in writing books have always been very attractive, but why isn't it popular [rolls eyes][rolls eyes][rolls eyes]
The plot and writing are both good, but I don't know why no one is watching [face covering]
It definitely deserves 5 stars. It was very good-looking in the early stage, but I guess it was because of the mediocre title or other reasons that the data could not be uploaded and no one read it. It was ended hastily. Normally it should last a long time, and it is of a quality that cannot be seen on Tomato [Love] [Love] [Love]
I like it very much. The characterization is also very good. Halfway through the movie, I imagined it was a pure sword. I imagined that Nia would die when she pressed the artificial rainfall button. Then the protagonist went down to the nun for a few days to find him. Didn't he write to the nun? Then the ending (I don't know what rationale was used in the middle, it was just the ending I thought about). The protagonist has done so much. Taking down the company is actually just the entertainment of the higher-ups. This explains the protagonist's adventure (the prosthetic arm in the garbage dump) [laugh][laugh]
Bro, I agree.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Very interesting, the dark side of cyberpunk
Nice! The plot is good, but the ending is a bit too hasty [crying]
Mao Cha's books are, as always, very well written.
It's well written. I can't see any major flaws so far, but there are some places where I feel like the writing is unreasonable.
Okay, pretty good-looking
After listening to nine chapters, I feel like I haven't heard anything.
It's a good book, but it's a pity that the author is not very popular.
Really good to read, especially his other books
I feel like the author watched Lao A's live broadcast. On this basis, it is sublimated and written very well. It's just too short. The author's new book is also good.
Needless to say, except for the fact that she sometimes faints, Mao Cha is very good at writing books. This new book and the two parts of Xishan Base are both very interesting and have basically no flaws. Mao Cha's rhythm and inspiration in writing books have always been very attractive, but why isn't it popular [rolls eyes][rolls eyes][rolls eyes]
The plot and writing are both good, but I don't know why no one is watching [face covering]
It definitely deserves 5 stars. It was very good-looking in the early stage, but I guess it was because of the mediocre title or other reasons that the data could not be uploaded and no one read it. It was ended hastily. Normally it should last a long time, and it is of a quality that cannot be seen on Tomato [Love] [Love] [Love]
I like it very much. The characterization is also very good. Halfway through the movie, I imagined it was a pure sword. I imagined that Nia would die when she pressed the artificial rainfall button. Then the protagonist went down to the nun for a few days to find him. Didn't he write to the nun? Then the ending (I don't know what rationale was used in the middle, it was just the ending I thought about). The protagonist has done so much. Taking down the company is actually just the entertainment of the higher-ups. This explains the protagonist's adventure (the prosthetic arm in the garbage dump) [laugh][laugh]
Bro, I agree.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Very interesting, the dark side of cyberpunk
Nice! The plot is good, but the ending is a bit too hasty [crying]
Mao Cha's books are, as always, very well written.
It's well written. I can't see any major flaws so far, but there are some places where I feel like the writing is unreasonable.
Okay, pretty good-looking
After listening to nine chapters, I feel like I haven't heard anything.
It's a good book, but it's a pity that the author is not very popular.
Really good to read, especially his other books
I feel like the author watched Lao A's live broadcast. On this basis, it is sublimated and written very well. It's just too short. The author's new book is also good.