The Unnamable Cyberpunk

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! 😁😁

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!

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

The title of the book is indescribable cyberpunk, but when you meet a monster, it must be a boring and detailed description of the appearance of an expository text, and then add a sentence that ordinary people cannot read? This indescribable thing is really scary. Secondly, is the protagonist's aura too great? Not to mention smooth sailing, there is no plot or suspense in the two or three hundred chapters, it is completely streamlined, and everyone else, including the government and the consortium, are not completely green to set off the protagonist. There are few in the cool novels that can match it. Okay, even if you have a casual style, you can ignore these, but the protagonist is now aloof, and suddenly makes jokes and forces jokes. Not to mention the protagonist, I almost had a schizophrenia. I won't talk about the logic of the writing, I know it from my heart.

I hate this kind of zz that opens new books and deletes the introductions of old books.

，，，， But just like this sudden big promotion, more than 20 "praising" comments about this book suddenly appeared in the past few days, which is really puzzling. I didn't know what was going on at the time, and I thought about it briefly, but in the end I just ignored it. The subsequent big promotions were even more unexpected, and the last two were suffocating out of the blue. We don't dare to think about it. After all, it shouldn't be a big deal, right? … Here I would like to thank the book friends who have come from afar, thank you all for bringing a kind of thriving vitality to this long-dormant book review area. Today happens to be one of the twenty-four solar terms of rain. The temperature is rising and the rainfall is increasing. The Waking of Insects after this is not far away. Haha, does anyone believe this? 🤭

Opening a new book and deleting the introduction to the old book made me angry and bluntly stated that I was sick.