In the 41st millennium of the Warhammer world, our protagonist was swept away by a psychic storm during a war into the world of cyberpunk, and lived a good life that he had never dared to imagine.
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It's okay, but as an Astartes, it's too much for a Holy Mother. Scavengers are usually killed directly.
I'm stunned, Yun Zhui still doesn't understand, you wrote that the Astartes look like Ogryn. Cyberpunk is written like a cyberpunk. Forget about the first person, you can tolerate scumbags like scavengers, and Sasha's mother's name is also spelled wrong.
Chapter 15: Ticket There is something inconsistent with the original show. Mann is not one of the top mercenaries in Night City. The following is the original text of this novel:
"Mann. Mann Kolob." Jack repeated the name word by word, as if saying it would make it more real. "One of the top mercenaries in Night City. You said he wants to meet us at the Afterlife Bar?"
Humane and well written
Okay, I hope it doesn't end badly
This book is actually quite good, but the author keeps saying that the data is not good? But I still give five-star praise to support it [punch out]
Dear author, this belongs to me. I wrote it in such a specific way. Is it sensitive? I want to continue to follow it later.
It's okay, but as an Astartes, it's too much for a Holy Mother. Scavengers are usually killed directly. I'm stunned, Yun Zhui still doesn't understand, you wrote that the Astartes look like Ogryn. Cyberpunk is written like a cyberpunk. Forget about the first person, you can tolerate scumbags like scavengers, and Sasha's mother's name is also spelled wrong.
Chapter 15: Ticket There is something inconsistent with the original show. Mann is not one of the top mercenaries in Night City. The following is the original text of this novel: "Mann. Mann Kolob." Jack repeated the name word by word, as if saying it would make it more real. "One of the top mercenaries in Night City. You said he wants to meet us at the Afterlife Bar?"
Humane and well written
Okay, I hope it doesn't end badly
This book is actually quite good, but the author keeps saying that the data is not good? But I still give five-star praise to support it [punch out]
Dear author, this belongs to me. I wrote it in such a specific way. Is it sensitive? I want to continue to follow it later.