The Pale Knight of Night City

The inference that Gloria Martinez was murdered by the Cleaners is indeed flawed. First, David's family couldn't afford prosthetics; physical organs are worthless in a cyberpunk world. Second, David himself was being treated at the hospital; if the Cleaners were going to do something, they would have targeted both mother and son, eliminating them completely.

It's almost like someone saying that behind-the-scenes dramas need a harem to become popular... You're ignoring the millions of books that died because of poor writing and haphazard plot developments, and only mentioning one that became a hit... Seriously, the characters in "The Edge Walker" are ruthless, constantly ruthless and cruel. You need to let the main character play all of them.

I love this so much.

I've always been curious. Why doesn't this world have a madman like the Joker? The environment and conditions are just too perfect.

The protagonist spent most of the book as a selfless, altruistic cyber saint, and I thought that was it—just another ordinary, fast-paced novel. But then, in the end, he transforms into a cyber Yuan Shikai, and in the final chapter, he's elevated to a cyber golden sun, forever shining upon humanity. My assessment is that it's terrible, but very cyberpunk.

Name, gender, age, faction, personality, relationships, abilities. If it's usable, I'll try to use it, making sure it's reasonable and easy to use.

Have you heard of the Fuqing Gang? Don't categorize people by race; environment is the key factor. The author's sense of racial superiority seems out of place in this chaotic era.

I finished reading it. The beginning was well-written, with a good theme and style, but it became really weak towards the end. The plot moved too slowly, and there weren't enough exciting moments. Despite being a playboy, the protagonist acted like a monk. I won't pursue it anymore; I'll let it rest for a while and see how it goes.

I feel like I've strayed a bit from the main topic. What initially attracted me was the gang setting and the cybernetic madness concept. At that time, I thought Crowin was secondary and the Joker was primary. I was also looking forward to seeing how the protagonist would become the underground king of Night City, taking a different path from everyone else on the site.

Author, have you offended someone? How can even the protagonist, who controls everything behind the scenes, and all sorts of shrewd people, demand that the female lead be ranked from one to ten...?