Second Playthrough: Now They Won't Leave Me Alone

This book is really good, I read it for a long time. But after reading the book (when I wrote the book review, the author only updated it to chapter 41), I felt that the character of the protagonist written by the author was a bit awkward. He wanted to be a good guy and a bad guy at the same time. It's very uncomfortable to want to be good to others and to be evil to others. The V of Cyberpunk 2077 actually has a few general directions, either to reconcile with the company, to be the company's dog, to survive, to the devil's ending. Either you have the ultimate power, everyone admires you, you have many friends and few enemies, and the sun ends. Either you work for a big one and then retire to the mountains and forests, which is the star ending and the moderation ending. But the author's writing was very confusing, and I couldn't figure out what the protagonist wanted to do? Walk a little in each direction, but not too much. Also, the protagonist is reborn with abilities, which is very important. Moreover, the protagonist is the second game of the current archive, not the second game of the entire game. The player protagonist is a player who has cleared multiple endings. After finally completing a hidden ending, he successfully opened the second game of this hidden ending (Cyberpunk 2077 does not officially have a second game). This is very important. It stands to reason that the protagonist is a player who has completed the game with multiple endings. You should have a very, very deep understanding and ability to use the abilities of the game characters. This is not a hell of a plot where the protagonist relies on the system for all his abilities. And the protagonist is supposed to be in the second episode. If others do not receive any enhancements, the protagonist should be in an almost invincible state, instead of being almost wiped out by hacking an agent. After all, the protagonist has traveled into reality, not digitized himself into the game. I don't know if the author is a cyberpunk 2077 cloud player, but it's obvious. The author doesn't know what the 20-point full attribute represents. A V with 20 points of physical attributes can tear apart the Adam's Hammer with his hands, and the Adam's Hammer has penetrated the top-level prosthetic body, but it only reaches 18 points of physical attributes. It's just that the protagonist at level 40 behaves like a little trash. You have to know that Adam Hammer is only level 36. In other words, his personal attributes are actually not as high as the protagonist's. Let's talk about spiders. Could it be that in the world view of Cyberpunk 2077, this ruthless man turned himself into an AI? But even for her, her intelligence attribute is only ten points, and her total level is only level 15. The protagonist's intelligence level of 20 points and level 40 shows that he is an enhanced version of a gangster. So I really don't understand why the protagonist behaves so cowardly. What, is this the dream of a silly boy who died suddenly while playing a game? Is this the dream he had before his death? Because it is just a dream, I have no actual experience with the attributes, so I don't know. How different will these attribute values ​​be in the real world? Therefore, it is mistakenly believed that 20 points of intelligence are just a few more talents in the game, and are not reflected in the dream. So whether the protagonist was already dead when he finished uploading the video, everything in the novel was just an illusion he had when he was on the verge of death.

As an intellectual character, the protagonist is familiar with the plot and has several legendary prosthetics from the previous level. However, the plot gave me the feeling of being pure and naive. Fighting all the way to the end, it can be said that without the equipment of the previous level, I would have died hundreds of times. Isn't it that Xiaoxiao was boxing and asked why this human prosthetic body is so good? Didn't you watch it earlier? You don't know anything and you are so confident, which led to the overuse of Xiaoxiao's prosthetic body. What did you originally think? What was the original plan? It was only when I got there that I learned to look at the teammate information, which was pure and simple. Moreover, the following plot did not reflect the role of the protagonist in knowing the plot at all. The person who faked the identity knew that this b was unreliable even after hacking in. He still kept surveillance after hacking. The woman who had just faked the identity was sent directly to the streets. The whole city was wanted. Hey, the protagonist thought he had beaten the game. After making a fake identity, you can get through without any obstacles, right? Knowing that this woman has no IQ, I still let her act alone. I really don't understand what the protagonist is doing. I feel that apart from knowing the Tianqiong City Councilor's key in advance and Xiaoxiao, who is the real culprit behind the kidnapping of the daughter, the protagonist knows nothing about the plot. This is a big bug in the plot.

The first seven chapters are really enjoyable, the pace is tight, and the characters' dialogues are also condensed and concise. You can see the author's intention. Friends who have read it, hurry up and read the book

I have a little doubt about the protagonist's ability value. Why are there items with a value of zero? Even if the protagonist in Cyberpunk 2077 doesn't click on anything, then he still has to have an intelligence of three. If he has less than three points, he has that kind of intelligence, and he is not as good as an ordinary person. And zero point means no brain. What does zero reaction mean? It means that this person will not move, he will not react when others say something to him, and he will not feel pain. The author probably thinks that 100÷20 can be divided equally, and then prefers to leave a few integers because of obsessive-compulsive disorder. You can understand the author's thoughts, but it feels quite awkward. If you feel that there is nothing wrong with the original values, then you can substitute it. You play an online game and find that a person's HP is 0 and MP is 0, and then he can still cast spells, and his blood can continue to be deducted. At this time, the average player will only have two thoughts in their mind, either they have encountered a bug, or the opponent is cheating?

It's pretty good, the details are appropriate, and the plot is compact. I hope it can maintain this level in the future.

It feels weird. As far as the plot is concerned, it's fine. But in terms of setting, I feel a little alienated.

I feel good after reading it so far. I hope that the subsequent plot will not rely on the continuous introduction of new female characters, but keep the number of characters within a suitable range and improve them through existing characters.

Except for the plot, everything is good, but the plot is really hard to watch. There is a reason why it is not popular.

The plot is a bit confusing. The author needs to sort it out. It's too tight and the plot needs to be relaxed and relaxed.

It's a bit weird that everyone in the real world has game skills, but if it is a world view setting, it is acceptable. There is a bug in the plot. For example, it was said earlier that Miyamoto did not have a prosthetic body implanted, so the protagonist cannot control it, but later it was said that multiple clones, consciousness networks can be transferred to each other. To transfer consciousness, at least a prosthetic body must be implanted, and a transmission network must be built. It is considered a relatively big bug. Or maybe I didn't look carefully and understood it wrong.