Record of a Solo-Game Journey

The first chapter felt disjointed and incomplete, like reading someone else's half-finished save file. Some of the settings were completely incomprehensible to the reader, yet the author was still enthusiastically telling the reader a story that was only half-finished, which was very strange. Furthermore, the protagonist's constant use of the vulgar language from the very beginning creates a very poor viewing experience.

I hope I can write well this time. The romance part of the last book really turned me off. I hope I can write about the game properly this time and not have a female lead or romance. Who would go to a novel whose title is obviously about transmigrating into a single-player game just to see romance?

Resident Evil, Tomb Raider, Final Fantasy, The Witcher, Fallout, The Last of Us, King of Fighters, Devil May Cry, Dead or Alive, Love of Wife

(This is just for the author's convenience in choosing; it is not a suggestion that every time travel should take place.) Microsoft: *Halo: The Master Chief Collection & Halo 5 & Halo Infinite*, *Fable* series, *Gears of War* series, *The Elder Scrolls* series + *Fallout* series + *Starfield*, *Wolfenstein* series + *Indiana Jones*, *Quake* + *Doom* series + *Rage*, *Dishonored* series + *Prey*…

The biggest flaw in the plot of Cyber ​​2077 is its premise: Japanese zaibatsu are supposedly able to rival their American masters. It's ridiculous that many Japanese and South Korean conglomerates have American masters as their shareholders. Furthermore, Japan was a colony of the United States, and apart from the Self-Defense Forces, it was not allowed to have any armed forces.

The protagonist seems to have a rather low mentality. He's always showing off, displaying a range of emotions like disdain, disgust, arrogance, and sneer even towards lowly zombies. He seems more like a newly empowered loser than a seasoned veteran.

You're quite something! Did you sell your account? You've been writing Resident Evil from chapter 180 to over 500 now.

Hmm, a little disappointed. I finished reading all 2077 chapters. The world-building is fantastic—Mr. Blue Eyes, corporate wars, the Night Corporation, AI, Pacific Continent, Mandela, and so on. There's so much content within various cyberpunk worlds. The most exciting parts of the game, in my opinion, are all in the side quests, and the more you explore, the more interesting they become.

If Jack hadn't died, Johnny should have been with Jack.

Are there games like Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Code Vein, God of War, and Sekiro?