Cyberpunk: The Wrong Way to Find Happiness

The worldview is well constructed. It seems to be a reference to the game (I have not played it), but it does not affect the reading at all. The cyber flavor is very authentic. There are so few comments on such an article with so many words 🤦 If you like cyberspace, you can give it a try.

There is no doubt that it is an excellent work. The author has a deep understanding of cyberpunk and writes about the helplessness of low-tech life due to various reasons. At the same time, the author's description of the humanistic environment is also very profound. Overall, it is quite excellent. The only deduction point is that the understanding is too deep. For those who have only played Cyberpunk 2077 or only watched Edgewalker and have no understanding of board games, there is a certain reading threshold, but overall the flaws are not concealed. The author's writing is very good, even novices can easily read it. In the end, your work rating is -----A+!

It's a rare cyberpunk road story. The foreshadowing is a bit long, but it's necessary. The author writes it very carefully, but some parts feel too detailed and repetitive. For example, when Adrian's family had dinner, there were five dishes in total, but the descriptions of three of them were superficial. The oil film, and then the sauce covering dozens of percent, are all described in the same form. It feels like there is no need to write in such detail. Then there are a few places that are the same as the previous paragraph, but the author's grasp of people's emotions and thinking is very precise, especially the description of emotions is very moving, and the flaws are not hidden.

It has a very cyberpunk flavor, but I don't know what year the story takes place. Arasaka is still collecting deep-diving technology, so I guess it should be before Silver Hand.

The AI ​​writing style unexpectedly fits the cyber atmosphere, and the world view slowly unfolds during the trip, which is quite interesting.

It's okay, it's a road story, the plot is rigorous, and the style is suitable for cyberpunk, but the rhythm is not very good. Although the settings and descriptions of many cities are very good, there are not many truly meaningful plots. Generally, the core of road novels is growth and freedom. This book was okay at the beginning, but later on it became a bit like a road trip just to write about different locations. The protagonists in each city did not have many meaningful experiences.

I feel that the heroine is a bit like Maxine Caulfield. She is introverted and sensitive except that she does not take pictures or has any special abilities. She likes to pay attention to others and time. She has simple dreams, her own principles and persistence. Maybe INFP/INFJ. I feel that the writing is very good. Thank you to the author for complementing my gaming experience 😄 For a heroine who can't breathe for only 85 yuan, it seems that V's remuneration is really high (Leon Kennedy 🤭, even in the prologue, he has his own second-hand car, but he has to dodge bullets; maybe V is a fighting genius compared to ordinary people, and Jack is a seasoned gang member/mercenary; but who wants these two guys to insist on becoming famous? It pays attention to details and psychological descriptions, is accurate and not procrastinating, and the content is very solid. It is not inferior to the official novels and is worth reading. Give it a thumbs up and let this piece of gold shine. Retracting the evaluation (I think the heroine should actually be INTJ with a little ISTJ 🤔); the inner description is in place, and the experience of the MBTi heroine's POV that is completely different from mine is quite enlightening and interesting [I learned it] The scene construction is excellent, focusing on the description of sensory feelings. It is a novel with "taste" and "sound" 🤭

I have only read one cyberpunk book before (strictly speaking, it can only be counted as half a book), which is The Naming Technique of the Night of Elbow, but that book is ultimately a fantasy novel cloaked in science fiction (although the story is also very touching, its reflection on real society and the depth of thinking are limited). But this one is different, really different. It combines the background of the story in 2077 with the author's own thinking, and writes it in detail The cruelty and sorrow in the cybernetic capitalism society perfectly describes the thumbtack social structure, especially the description of the environment in Los Angeles, which is really frightening to the extreme. The green chemical mist enveloped the streets (if you didn't know, you thought it was a biohazard outbreak). The girl numbly watched her mother being dragged into the car and buried, which made people feel distressed and resentful. There are still many plots that I don't know how to pass 🤦 (it's too cruel but too real), but these seemingly small plots are connected together to vividly describe the sad and possible future. This is far more profound than just watching it in the game. At the same time, your understanding of ideology will also improve to a higher level, and you will be able to better understand the value of our country's flag. Although the author is reluctant to write emotionally (I have only read over one million words now) and is reluctant to speak out, you and I both know that despair and indifference are the keynotes in cyber society 😢. I hope that the protagonist can have a good ending in this tragic but desperate journey (although BE can raise the concept of the story to another dimension, but I really don't want this book to end in tragedy [laughing]) In short, it is worth reading and worthy of readers' deep thinking.

The author's writing style is really amazing! The characters are portrayed delicately and vividly, every detail is captured just right, the plot advances naturally and smoothly, without the slightest sense of deliberate stiffness, and the full cyberpunk atmosphere is straight forward and full of immersion. The emotional lines are also written in a delicate and moving way, sincere and heart-wrenching, and the emotional foreshadowing is layer by layer, which is particularly touching. Looking forward to more exciting content in the future!

[Top post][Top post][Top post]It is a good-looking book. I feel that the first half of Cyberpunk is very well written, but there may be some problems with the segmentation. It makes people tired to read it. I feel that the characters are well portrayed, and I feel that the part where the company in Cyberpunk is being hunted is very exciting and thrilling, and the number of words is very large. It is very powerful. [Top post][Top post][Top post] I hope more people will read it [Sending my heart] [Sending my heart], and about the sense of AI, I feel it varies from person to person 🤔