Cyberpunk: With 3 Intelligence, My Body Is a Little Too Strong

The title of this book is damn good; it perfectly avoids the issue of the protagonist's lack of intelligence. After all, the title itself states that the protagonist's IQ is basically zero. Anyone who tries to argue that the protagonist is brainless is just making trouble for no reason; their argument has absolutely no basis.

My main account got blocked by the author, so I'm using a new account to mock you all. Hahahaha, I was a reader of the previous book, *Twin Cities*. The author abandoned the previous book because it did well. I criticized the author in the review of that book and got flamed by other readers, who even gloated and mocked me. Did you ever think you'd get your comeuppance? Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha

If this book is doing well, then they stop updating it altogether. If the next book is doing even better, should they abandon this one too?

If you're not going to give the protagonist a cybernetic body, then give him a full set of exoskeleton armor. It's strange that he can just overpower everything with his bare hands.

In Night City, most people have already left the means of production; they either work for companies or become mercenaries or gang members working for those companies—they basically have no other choice.

It's getting further and further off-topic; the last few chapters are all about VIP content. I might as well just put it in a female-oriented genre.

After waiting so long since its release, all that bravado was a single punch, followed by Rogue arriving by helicopter, and then the gang revelations. Basically, there were no satisfying moments. If you're going to protect someone, just go all the way. If you're not satisfied with just one punch, throw another and show off your muscles. But then Rogue has to come to the rescue with a helicopter.

To be fair, the writing is smooth and very well done. The fact that the protagonist is David's godfather is an unexpected twist. After finishing *The Edge Walker*, I felt a deep sense of unease. If possible, I personally hope the author can write a perfect ending for the main characters.

I was tricked into reading this by the author's alternate account in "Twin Cities." You can judge for yourselves. If this book doesn't perform well, it'll probably be repackaged again. I bet five cents this post will be deleted before the new year (shrug).

The last few chapters seem to focus on raising sons; I came here to see Angry collect Lucy.