BGM Master in Cyberpunk 2077

Let me see how many real people read this book. You won't always be single player, right? This is my first time writing a book, and I don't particularly want to make money. I just want to share stories. But it's too embarrassing to not even have a comment. If that's the case, my motivation would be really weak.

In the world of Cyberpunk 2077, if you don't modify it for a few years, you will develop tumors. As for why it is mainly genetically engineered food (normal natural foods that have experienced disasters have long been modified) and various types of radiation that are harmful to the modern human body.

Different versions of Kusanagi Motoko 95 version: Old TV (2002 and 2004) version: SAC2045: The heroine of the 2017 live-action movie is a widowed sister, I think you all know her. It is worth noting that the live-action version of Ghost in the Shell has the worst rating, and the Americans copied the 1995 version and made it look completely different ARISE, which has the second-lowest rating (this version of the major is not very good-looking, the director gave it back to me as a gorilla 😢): Since Motoko is a full-body prosthetic body (you can understand it as Adam Hammer with a woman's face), her image can be switched freely. Bring whichever one you think looks good 🤓

After reading the first volume, I discovered that Zhang Wen is the old man Goldfinger, and the protagonist is David.

Speaking of BGM, no one knows BGM better than the people in our ward

I am the author. If you have any questions, please post them here.

After reading the chapter list and introduction of this book, I have no desire to read it.

After reading the preface, I can only say that the author has a big heart. One of the core topics of cyberpunk is to explore human nature! The essence is to use machines' pursuit of life to question human nature. At the same time, when human memories can be created, what is the difference between humans and machines? In 2077, the prosthetic bodies, shrines, soul backups, the consciousness uploading of the Voodoo Gang, and cyberpsychosis are all the latter. They all declare that human nature is gradually becoming mechanized and pursuing the so-called power! As for Delamain, Joshua, Mayor Jefferson, and the wandering AI outside the black wall, it is the former who longs for humanity, explores humanity, and pursues humanity! But the biggest problem is that only half of 2077 has been completed, focusing on the mechanization of human nature under capital. The other half has only a few strokes. It would be difficult to complete it...

I have been wondering if there is a concept of silicon punk. But I checked, no. I guess silicon punk is a reality 😂

This time I can play outside

The BGM of World Destruction and the German version of Ode to Joy are all dissolved into LCL and returned to Lilith Bar 2333333

I don't know if it's good or not, but the first chapter is really cool. My right hand screams for me to hold on to victory. Wuhu

You've also finished the book here, so fast.

After reading for a while, I always felt that the author wanted to cause trouble, and he had a hidden knife in hand, waiting for the opportunity to strike. . .

Waiting for the update, I have no desire to read less than 100,000 words 😍

Give me a monthly pass to support 😁

When I see how cute I am, I think of my master.

Since there are Gundams, there should also be things like ELS. This thing is a super base vehicle.

It all feels pretty good, but some of the words and phrases make it look awkward. After being affected by abilities and golden finger items, the character's words and sentences may be different from the social environment he lives in. It is acceptable, but if it is too large, it will not feel like watching a story in a fan world. It also has something to do with whether it is related to cyberpunk that I have personally watched, from the past to the present: Ghost in the Shell (because of Scarlett), the new version of Blade Runner (following the trend), 2077 game (140 hours), Edgewalker. I have some resonance with the author's idea of ​​changing the cyber world, but not much. Or it may be difficult to receive the kind of passionate thoughts in the content you read, and it feels dull, fresh but not contagious.

Will you let me know if you have new works? In addition to audio books, the author's works have also been translated into foreign languages ​​and promoted on other websites. This is so... So cool!