Stop, Cyberman, the Outside World Is Full of Players

Players can talk rationally with mental patients, or they can talk medical common sense with fools [doge]​

Let me tell you, at first I thought they were the Cybermen in Doctor Who. I was still wondering if there was a Doctor Who fanfic? A closer look at Cyberpunk disappoints

Behind the scenes, the so-called 100% authenticity rate actually has a mosaic... You can write a 95% authenticity rate... The protagonist basically does not appear, and it depends entirely on the players to support the scene...

Even if I put on my sportswear, I don't want to go out for a run

The author's writing is very good, and he continues to write at his own pace. It is really rare to see works that can rely on players to solve problems on their own. I see many behind-the-scenes works where the protagonist has a weak setting, and when there is a crisis, he relies on cheating to solve the problem. I think that since it is behind the scenes, the role of the players should be highlighted more, instead of letting the players become the foils of the protagonist.

I didn't even need to read the setting of the main character's identity as a god to know that this book wouldn't go far. The identity was too high, and everything would be unresolved later on.

The book is a good book, but the author's mental state is very worrying.

The content is good, but the author is very arrogant and adds a chapter before it is published.

In the group portrait flow, the protagonist has almost no sense of presence. He is just an updated version of the tool man.

The author writes, what should I say next? There is no goal. The writing is very bland and weird. It feels very consistent with the name, which is cyberpsychosis. How do I put it? It's like playing a game. You don't know what to play and there is no goal.