I Arrested the Gods

I come from an anomaly collector. As a reader, I give the author a suggestion. The cyberpunk protagonist does not undergo prosthetic transformation, just like there is no beef in beef noodles. I give you a foreshadowing suggestion that the protagonist has transformed his whole body into a prosthetic body except his brain. The protagonist can be an independent person without an interface, just like a computer that cannot be hacked without an Internet connection. No transformation, no collision of will and network, no technological battle using prosthetics, just relying on the body, without removing the cyber word from the name, no matter how good the beef noodles are, no matter how good the soup is made with beef bones, it cannot be without the cow. Don't reject technology or capabilities that have side effects. It's also very strange that there is a substitute in Jojo in the cyber world. I don't know how the author would write this substitute. Without using a brain-computer interface, you can simply put on a helmet and enter the virtual world or control an avatar like a robot. So what is the role of the brain-computer interface? It is redundant. You can do it without opening your brain. Why do other people want to transform it? Although cyberpunk is not just about prosthetic body transformation, high technology and low life. Terrorist megacorporations control the government. Privatization of government functions. However, the taste is not strong enough without these. Judging from works such as RoboCop, Ghost in the Shell, Appleseed, 2077, Deus Ex, Blade Runner, Copycat, etc., Although not every work has elements of prosthetic transformation, I think there are still many readers who want to see the transformation of the protagonist. After all, as far as I know, there are really no online novels in China that deal with transformation, and some of them are not about urban detectives. Cyber ​​novels are basically about cultivating immortals, supernatural powers, and fantasy. There are also some that are confusing and confusing to read, such as cyber sword immortals, cyber martial arts legends, cyberpunk indescribables, etc. I really hope there is a cyber novel in which the protagonist is not a child over 25 years old and undergoes transformation 😭. I don't want to read anything purely flesh-and-blood. I'm really afraid that this book will turn into fantasy.

Originally, the title and introduction of this book were basically unattractive until I found out that the author had written The Abnormal Collector, so I gave it a look first.

The first paragraph of this introduction reminds me of that meme. When the mercenary God of War returned and saw his mother living in a pigsty, he became so angry that he summoned 100,000 soldiers to build a luxurious version of the pigsty for his mother.

"Real Doomsday Game" is really well written. I strongly recommend writing a sequel or opening a new book. After all, the subject matter needs to be novel now, so your writing skills are no problem.

This name is not as attractive as Cyber ​​Dragon King in the city. At least the words Cyber ​​Dragon King can attract a fun-loving person like me.

If you don't have much money, just give a reward to the helmsman for support.

A book with such a small number of words is actually not a bad book. I'll see you soon.

Damn it, how do you stir-fry cold rice? Grandma's King of Soldiers made you play with flowers a few years ago. Surprisingly good

Has the Urban Dragon King also kept pace with the times?

It was expected and reasonable that he was thrown into the street. There is absolutely no temptation to keep reading from the first chapter of "The Abnormal Collector". This book is written like the old lady's foot-binding cloth.