Cyberpunk: Three Vs and a Lark

The plot processing logic is very smooth, and the number of words may become another masterpiece of this series. Of course, this series of books is pitifully small, and it is not difficult to become a masterpiece. Unfortunately, the protagonist is a wandering and eating circle. If the book is written and calculated according to the anime plot, Lucy should have been biologically linked to David, and the CP will most likely not be broken, because the author seems to be arranging for the protagonist to wander and eat as much as possible to dispel the negative effects of not breaking the CP. The core heroines of this series are Panam and Lucy. They were both given away. It's understandable that Panam didn't accept the offer. The quality of the modeling was not high. Lucy obviously wanted to give it away. This...

After reading the last thirty-nine chapters, I wrote it relatively quickly. I feel that unless I switch to the Ten Thousand Realms stream, it should be a short or medium story. As for the female protagonists, Lucy and Panan should not be accepted. There are company vvs, Qiwei (saved before transsexual), Lark, Gloria, and Sasha. I'm not sure there are hints of it, but I haven't read on yet.

I don't understand what the people who gave away girls think. I feel that the sense of substitution from 1971 is very good, and the acquaintance with Jack's company v is also more reasonable. There are currently three and a half heroines: company v, Qiwei, Lark and half of Gloria. There are enough heroines. No more. It's just not good at writing. Panam's character is not meant to accept multiple women and one man, so it's great to be with Vincent. As for Judy, I'm sorry, I don't have any feelings for Judy at all. I feel like this woman is high-minded, low-handed, incompetent, loves to pretend, has no brains, and loves to fool around. Now this book is really to my liking, author, come on! I hope I can finish this story [Like]

It's considered good-looking in Cyberpunk 2077 and Edgewalker. The heroine is temporarily the company's female V, Qiwei, and Lark. I don't know if David would accept it after he had sex with her, but I feel like he should accept it. Panam and the wanderer male V, Lucy and David, currently feel acceptable, and the three-V plus lark version is coming soon.

The plot is pretty good, but the comment section about giving away a girl is a bit abstract. If you think it's a female, you should have sex with it. The plot is developed reasonably. There is no such plot where you give it to other men after the ambiguity is over. It's just normal. While the protagonist is talking, the supporting characters are also talking.

This book and the book next door "Unlimited Capacity of Prosthetic Body" are the top two among the 2077 fan updates in my mind [Like]

The writing is good, but I am a staunch pure lover. When I read the introduction and it said there were multiple female protagonists, I thought there were three Vs, each with a companion. It turns out that the female V is also the heroine. Maybe because she was the female V when playing the game, I felt like I was being teased. I can't accept it. The book is pretty good. I'll support it again when the author writes about pure love.

It's very interesting. As for Lucy not accepting it, I don't think there's a problem. I watched the first part of Edgewalker, and I quite agree with the original work. I didn't tear down the original work's CP. Apart from that, I've accepted everything that needs to be included, including the same-sex female V. What else could be the problem?

The new cyberpunk [laughs], so far it looks pretty good

The start time is still too early. The current content does not see any need to start in 1971. Such an early start time creates a lot of dissonance. 75 Years would be fine