Indescribable Cyberpunk

The plot of this book is good, and the protagonist has a good outlook on life. The world in the book is undoubtedly twisted and dark, but the protagonist (Zhu Jue) is optimistic and upward. He keeps moving forward as a mortal to fight against the shadow of indescribable existence. Since he is unwilling to sink, he is doomed to deal with terror, cruelty, and despair all his life, and basically has no stable life. Furthermore, for some readers who understand the Cthulhu mythology, they also understand that if this setting is adopted, the protagonist will basically be unable to stand up and will be destined to fail; and if the protagonist is really written to the point where he can defeat everything, it will also test the author's writing skills. Zhu Jue can't become so strong without logic, right? It's easy to write down. . . . (It's difficult). . . However, I personally don't want to read a story that is destined to fail. . . Back to the original topic, the protagonist is lucky, he still has a certain amount of strength, unlike real mortals who can only wait for death and still struggle for a while. This is also one of the few cool points in this article. Mortals can also defeat terror. In dark times, humans still have courage and resistance. The deep period and the protagonist's gags are still interesting. As for cyberpunk, to be honest, I feel that it has little impact on the plot. Just change it to a future era, and it seems to be the same? Maybe this name attracts some readers? Of course, if you don't write well, it's easy to offend these readers. Let's talk about the shortcomings in the book (personal opinion) First, the author opened two books at the same time, which is destined to update the two books at the same frequency. Readers who only read one of the books will complain that it is too slow. . . . Although I don't know how much more money can be made from dual-opening than single-opening, but this is the author's choice, and there is nothing I can do about it. Second, what is the main line? What should the protagonist do if he wants to become stronger? Why is it that there are always all kinds of things waiting for him, but it seems to be useless when they are over? Expand your worldview? The protagonist has always felt like a constant lack of motivation (more like the author doesn't know what the protagonist should pursue). You say the pursuit of strength, there are various branches and various slow advancements on the way to becoming stronger. Pursue money. In fact, there are very few plots about spending money. I write about it occasionally. Just pursue beauty. After working so hard to write so many female characters, Zhu Jue is still single. Seeking power? You basically have to rely on yourself to fight, and you can't count on others. If you want to fight against this dark age, all kinds of things add up, and it's a bit muddle along. . . Alas, my ability to write is really not good. There are a lot of things I want to say, but they taste a little different when I write them down. . . Uncomfortable. I wish the author will get rich soon, at least not worry about survival, and can devote more energy to writing books. Come on!

With the title of cyberpunk, this book has attracted both hard and soft cyberpunk fans, large and small. It may also be related to the 2077 trailer fire. In fact, this book should be called The Indescribable Future World. As for cyberpunk, forget it, it's just a gimmick. As for myself, I've read Neuromancer five times, William Gibson's Sprawl three times, and I've also read a lot of other cyberpunk novels. A senior cyberpunk fan, I have watched cyberpunk for several years. I was actually quite surprised and looking forward to seeing such a book at Qidian. It's a pity that the author doesn't seem to know much about cyberpunk. He probably came to write the book after picking up half of the book. Cyberpunk is about writing a cyberpunk-style social structure. Cyberpunk is also a near-future world, and the near-future world is about approaching the system of the future world. Even if no one knows what the future will look like, at least Blade Runner, Observe, Ghost in the Shell, and Spider-Man 2099 have given enough references to the cyberpunk worldview. Citizen levels, medical insurance protocols, robot protocols, syndicate armies, network permission levels, malicious artificial intelligence, body modification addiction, network engineering. Drone curfew. There are too many different social peculiarities in anti-government. As for weapons, you should say less and keep in line with the current tactical system. Cyberpunk does not look like cyberpunk. Author, if you write this title, you know enough about the world view of cyberpunk. You are writing a book, and the person who writes the book must be rigorous enough. As for the original cyberpunk worldview, then you lack enough innovation. At present, it is just a collage world that is a mixture of the technological world and Cthulhu. Perhaps it is enough for soft cyberpunk fans. But your book is put on the Internet for people to enjoy and sell it for money, just like not all people who read a book are novices. I hope the author can improve your cyberpunk atmosphere and world view. To be honest, it's not feasible to give a cyberpunk name at this level of architecture. Of course, if what the author wants to write is just this feeling, it will be enough if someone reads it, and this review can be regarded as saying nothing ✓ I hope the author will continue to work hard

The plot is very different, the plot wants to be light-hearted, but the subject matter is both glib and punk, which makes it awkward. The plot is not deep enough and has no explosive or exciting points. Mainly because of the depth, there is no point in reading further. It feels ordinary.

I saw two poisonous points before I even read the paid chapter 1. Killing monsters and eating meat to upgrade. Although this is not a big poisonous point, I feel that the setting is too casual 2. The mechanical pet company intercepted the protagonist for a mechanical bird worth 100,000. The writing here is too petty. If the event organizer wants to eat the mechanical bird himself, or the person in charge of the event does not want to take responsibility and intercepts the protagonist, I think it is acceptable. A company trying to hold on to a sample worth 100,000 is really... Too magical

The writing of this book is really quite mindless. The author doesn't know whether it's due to double-editing or what caused the plot. Most of the plots can't stand thinking. A good Cthulhu text was written into a novice. There are too many flaws, so I'll just give you an example. A prosperous studio does not have any information channels, and it relies entirely on the audience to send emails to find anomalies. An outstanding graduate from a prestigious university has a brain that is no different from a retarded person. He does not check the information he sends and does not understand it. He does not even pay people to investigate, and directly asks his boss to die. Really, if the protagonist's aura hadn't been greatly enhanced, he would have died hundreds of times. It was said that the studio had plenty of money, but after hundreds of chapters passed, the protagonist's equipment was not changed, and the intelligence network and structure were not changed. Pure nm relied on cheating, and the money was only reflected in frequent trips to the studio? The only difference between this kind of book and the previous novels is that the background has been changed. After all, the protagonist's aura is still invincible. It's a bit confusing, but it looks really annoying, so I'll just read it in a double book.

Write some book reviews for those who want to read this book now and in the future From when I read this book in 2019 to now in 2023, I found that this book is actually one of the few that I can read a second or even a third time. The hardest thingis thatit is possible to beat Cthulhu or Cyberpunk at the starting point. Compared with a lot of books that just cover up and promote Cthulhu and Cyberpunk, but are essentially about killing monsters and upgrading, or showing off in the city, and writing a bunch of shit behind the scenes, this book at least I can see that the author wants to write it well. This book has a lot of problems in the early stage. It can be seen that it was written on the spur of the moment. Whether it is the characters or the plot, it feels like it was written without thinking. At the beginning, the characters were not well developed, the charactersrelationships were rigid, the cyber style was not written, and the fight against monsters was the only part that was written decently The main plot can be said to be even third-rate than a third-rate novel. What about killing monsters and getting bounties, hunting down criminals with bountiesgaining adventures, encountering beautiful celebrities and standing up for them, meeting rich people by chance and forming a team with them, making a video and being a big success. It's not a question of whether it's poisonous or not, but how many of them can persevere? The first 110 chapters are not for people to read. After Chapter 110, my evaluation is that the author really perfectly combined cyberpunk and Cthulhu in my imagination. The first thing that aroused my interest is the author's terrible beginning. It has not been revised or repaired, so I have to go to it. It was shaped into a logic that could be integrated into one, and then he really did it for him The more than 400 chapters after the 110th chapter were really awesome The second one is that the author is very proud of himself, which at least means that the author wants to express something, and he also wants to write well. In today's novels, I'd rather be an author who enjoys himself more than reading a lousy book. The author's self-pleasureAn example: In the middle and late stages of City of Thousand Sails, the author exaggeratedly described the story from multiple perspectives, low-level people, protagonists, high-level capital controllers, soldiers, awakened androids, cult groups, civil struggle organizations, etc. The way of description is completely based on the storyboards of the movie. This can be said The laborious and thankless writing method is particularly attractive to me Another book I read that made me read it 4 times is Qi Meow's "Mercury Blood". The first order is only 300 Thirdly, the author's writing style feels like it has evolved. Compared with the author's previous book, the writing style of this book has improved by leaps and bounds after 110 chapters, and the writing style is just right. Another piece of writing that I feel is so appropriate is "Global Collapse" by Fake Corpse In the end, the unfinished story is obvious. Too many people were persuaded to quit this book in the early stage. For novels, film storyboard-style works will only be followed and subscribed. No one will follow or read, and the author successfully unfinished it.

I just discovered this novel, and I have to say that cyberpunk and Cthulhu are indeed very novel, and the beginning made my eyes shine. But after reading a few chapters, I felt a little inconsistent. The author seems to want to write a cyberpunk running group novel, but after reading the subscription, I didn't understand the author's main plot. He deliberately wrote a government that was so bad that there was no resistance organization. Instead, the protagonist kept cooperating with it. While scorning the darkness of the big conglomerates, the protagonist asks them to make weapons. It focuses on describing the dilapidation of the old city and the hardship of ordinary people's lives. As a result, the protagonist's attitude is that it has nothing to do with himself. The ordinary people in this book are living miserable lives. I can't help but wonder who those people who watch the protagonist's video are. How come there are so many people who just wait to watch the protagonist's video regardless of the hardships of life and various emergencies. Could they be zombie fans? There is also the sudden appearance of descriptions of robots. Robots are just a combination of computers and machines. Why do I think I am going to write about Skynet? The novel has a high intention. Let me mention Lord of Best Friends. This novel is about the protagonist and like-minded friends working together to protect ordinary people against madness. There is no core in the hundreds of chapters of this novel. It is just interspersed between Cthulhu events. It seems to be in the cyber world, but in fact it is a bit like an infinite flow, with no effective interaction with the background. I suggest the author read Detective Conan. He also focuses on writing events, but he has a purpose and a main line. The protagonist can support the government, join a consortium, or rebel. What does he think of monsters? No! The protagonist has no position and no enemies so far. He kills monsters just to eat meat and enhance his abilities. In the end, the most important interaction between the protagonist and the world is money. He makes money by fighting monsters, completing commissions to make money. The purpose of forming a team is also to make money. Why should the protagonist fight monsters? The motive is unclear. On the contrary, the consortium government is to study how to fight monsters. I hope the author can give the protagonist a stance to act and improve the novel's conception. There is a lot that can be written about this novel, including human nature, systems, unity, protection, etc. I hope that the following chapters will become more and more exciting

After reading nearly 100 chapters, there is no cyberpunk, no punk, and no cyberpunk. The author writes fantasy, right? Is the title of the entire science fiction book selling itself like a sheep? Rating? I can't give it I'd better wait for Cyberpunk 2077

Neither cyberpunk nor indescribable. Having read half of the book, the author can't write well most of the time. He just brushes it off in one stroke and pats his head on the plot. The background is not laid out enough, the description is not detailed enough, and even the logic of the plot development is not enough. Rating 2.5 What a great idea but so poorly written, it's better not to read it.

Haven't finished reading yet. Although the sanity value of this book dropped quickly, it is still very interesting.

Can you please stop walking your dog in the future? You lie to readers all day long. In the future, readers will vote with their feet.

The author must have read "Love, Death and Robots"

Cyberpunk 2077! ! !

Haven't watched it yet. Looking at the title of the book, and the words "Indescribable" and "Deep One" written in the introduction, there should be elements from the book "Cthulhu Mythos".

Zhujue Furbolg should be one of the descendants of the Black Goat, and its attributes are somewhat closer to Itakua. (The God of Cold Death)

The books written by women are really not good-looking. Li Qinglian-666 Tool Man Chu Yun-Telephone Tool Man And Gu Hehe at the beginning... It's all flattering to say that it is to promote the development of the plot.

The idea of ​​the book is very unique and good. .

Not bad, but it looks a bit messy!

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Why is the main character's name always spelled wrong? Who is "Donald"?

What kind of ghostly writing style is this? This sentence should follow the previous page to defeat the monster, but it appears here.

I can only say that the author was greedy enough to write two books, but failed to update them well!

Good-looking, good-lookingヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~

I like your book very much, it is very interesting. Never be a eunuch! ! !

Doesn't the protagonist have grit? Why don't you do some role-playing, like Gaara?

You should pay attention to your health with these two books.

The world view is a mess. The country has no army, but consortiums have powerful private armed forces. It is obviously a future world, but there are no decent future weapons. There are no laser weapons, no directed energy weapons, no sonic weapons, no electromagnetic weapons, no kinetic energy weapons. Even ordinary gunpowder weapons are written by the author as toy guns. There is no armed robot combat, no drone combat, no artillery support, no missile bombing, and no more modern combat modes. The entire combat mode is an ancient combat mode, which is full of awkwardness and incongruity when placed against the future background. With the author's writing skills, the medieval background should be written honestly.

Both are very interesting. Is it really enough to take two books together? There will be two waves of people chasing you to update.

Um! My favorite style! It's a wonderful and reasonable idea! Not bad! As long as you are not in charge, I will order both of your books! 😁😁

At least this book is in real Cthulhu, and unlike Lord of Mysteries or something like that, it has nothing to do with Cthulhu.