Before she died, my mother said that if you replace your lungs, the company will collect taxes from your breathing.
Miles didn't listen to her.
A year later, he's filled with prosthetics, with an octopus on his back that shouldn't exist, and a code smuggled from behind a black wall in his head. His life no longer belongs to him—it belongs to his employer, to the company, to the man with glowing blue eyes, and to the network hanging over the heads of more than a billion people around the world.
Rogue says there are no living legends in Night City.
Miles said, I'm not afraid of death, I'm just afraid of dying anonymously.
No one told him - sometimes it's not that you don't want to quit, but that there's no quit button at all.
A cyberpunk novel about a boy from the bottom of Night City is connected to three official works of Cyberpunk 2077, Phantom Liberty, and Edgerunners. It is parallel to the story of V and leads to the line that was not officially written.
Purpose: to fill in the missing history of cyberpunk