Cyberpunk: A Legendary Life

Whether it's a single woman or a harem, I hope you can respect the characters' personalities.

Rebecca

I remembered that I searched for cyberpunk style novels on the site half a month ago, but couldn't find anything good. "Cyber ​​Sword Fairy Tieyu" was the first one. It was really difficult to read those books that were either written in the same cyber guise, or were only cyberpunk but not punk. Thanks to "Edgewalker", a number of good-looking works have emerged.

It's quite lame, but thinking about 2077, maybe this is the inheritance of the cyberpunk spirit.

A pure piece of shit, the third life is not as good as the second life. This system is ruined by dogs. To be honest, it is not as good as Yori Xuan. If you don't resist and just compromise, there will never be a dawn. Just escape in the gentle land for the rest of your life!

As a wife-control LSP, I am more looking forward to the relationship and interaction between the protagonist and David's mother. The best thing to do is to describe the wife who is running around for her son because of the protagonist's deliberate or unintentional hints and training. The charm of a woman and the various prospects, ambitions or desires buried deep in her heart are once again twisted. I can even write about how she looks like an arrogant and confident strong woman in front of others, but has a different personality contrast in front of the protagonist. 😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌

Well, in order to antagonize some little black kids, Kelijiang spent half an hour drawing the Tang Yu in their hearts. Do you mean to change a gentle man who relies on his IQ into a bloated human shield that is more terrifying than a heavy hammer? ?

I feel that the emotional line of v is a bit hasty. The protagonist has past life memories, but v does not. The protagonist is a complete stranger to v. V is in debt as soon as he appears. The protagonist has always been a high-profile creditor in v's eyes, and has been led by the protagonist with debts. The protagonist knows v very well, but v knows that the protagonist belongs to a company and is rich. V's fiery personality should have exploded a long time ago. It feels like the protagonist thinks that he and V in his previous life will definitely succeed in this life, so he doesn't care about V's feelings at all and just binds V in his own way. But in his previous life, he was a down-and-out corporate dog and a street kid V, and in this life, he is tied up with debt by a powerful company executive, and the environment is terrible. How can they produce the same fruit if they are different? I know that the author will definitely pair v with the protagonist, but I feel it is unreasonable and shouldn't be like this I now see the protagonist taking v to attend those so-called upper-class gatherings. I think their relationship is purely financial. V doesn't know the protagonist at all. He only knows that the protagonist forcefully bought and sold v. She has a car, an apartment, and a bunch of high-end prosthetics. The protagonist has never had a heart-to-heart relationship with v, or even a slightly intimate conversation. Every conversation is about v talking about debt. According to the options of v in my game, v's most likely idea is that this company dog wants to adopt her as a dog. In my opinion, the protagonist's spending money to tie v to his side is similar to buying a slave.

How to put it this way, I can only say that it ended at an anticlimax. As passionate as it was at the beginning, it was so fucked up at the end. He kept denying Noburu Seto's method, but in the end he chose a surrender ending. It was very cybernetic, but not punk at all. You have read novels, so there is no need to be so obscene.

I hope the female protagonist will be Lucy. Nowadays, many of the same fanfics are about harems. I'm tired of reading them.