[Authentic cyberpunk + Edgerunners + all business, no romance (but with admirers) + Dogtown DLC + a living legend of Night City]
“I’m Valerie, aka V the Merciless. You can call me V. I can take it!”
“Buck’s son tried to sleep with me, so I shoved a grenade down his pants. Then the Nomads kicked me out, and now I work as a merc in Night City...”
“Good news: I’ve got a pay-to-win System. Spend euros and you can get all kinds of powerful skills, like ‘Eyes of the Reaper’ and ‘Super Strength.’”
“Better news: I’ve made a great buddy named Jackie Welles, along with a bunch of friends from Maine’s crew. Thanks to my hard work, V has quickly found her footing in Night City, and life’s pretty good these days.”
“Bad news: Someone set me up after I stole a Relic chip from Arasaka, and now there’s a Johnny Silverhand from 2023, the year he attacked Arasaka Tower, in my head.”
“Later, someone named Songbird offered me a million euros to rescue the President of the United States...”
That's good. Just wondering if there are any romantic pairings/couples. If there are any male pairings, please let me know in advance so I can leave early.
Great, very good, very interesting, very unique, a little bit of a tomboy, very V-sister, very V-powerful, very strong, and a very happy ending—this is the kind of protagonist I wanted to see, Valerie! 💕💕💕
This is a very good Cyberpunk 2077 fanfiction, told from the perspective of the female protagonist in "The Wanderer." The story is well-crafted and very enjoyable. Honestly, I recommend it to everyone who likes Cyberpunk 2077 games, even those outside the fandom. It's excellent, and the story is very well written. Keep up the good work, author!
Very good, it really captures the feel of the game.
The characters are from Northeast China, the plot has been adjusted to suit individual tastes, and it's a comfortable watch in the later episodes.
It's a bit like a TV drama I watched before, featuring a female dog named Sasha 🤔
It's beautiful, and the rhythm is very comfortable.
I feel like I wrote it pretty well, but it seems like not many people are reading it. Could it be because people don't like native female writers?
This is the first time I've seen a 2077 fanfic from this perspective; it's very interesting and worth a million-dollar salary.
Fans of Cyberpunk 2077 should check this out, it's really good, especially for female players.