Group Wear Cyber: We Have a Chat Group

Yes, the setting is quite novel, but it's not a fun novel. It feels a bit like a group novel. The first dozen chapters are still a bit depressing. Big companies covering the sky with one hand, chaotic social security, and rampant gangs are all there, but there are too few descriptions of the environment of the cyber world. The lavish neon lights, cars flying through the sky, and the confused people under the wheels are also part of cyber. Appropriate description of the environment can increase the sense of immersion.

It may be the wave of cyber trends brought about by fringe walkers, but to be honest, this kind of subject matter is easy to die suddenly, including fringe fans who take advantage of the bonus, and have nothing to do with niche literature.

Is it really okay for a killer to be so exposed and involved in the disputes between major forces?