Transcendent Cyberpunk: The Secret-Realm Swordsman

The first time was normal, but the second time was with that cloaked man. Even after they brought people to find him, he still didn't know to finish off the enemy or search the body. This should be standard procedure. It might slightly affect the reading experience.

This is truly a desperate world; in this book, ordinary people live as if in hell.

This book is not a light read. Moreover, the entire story revolves around the company, Red 3, and experimental materials, so while reading, I kept wondering why the company insisted on capturing the protagonist, and why the protagonist was always on the run. In this situation, no matter what exciting plot points were added, it would be meaningless.

This book has a novel premise and solid writing. If it updates regularly, has plot holes, and develops more supporting characters, it definitely has the potential to be a platinum book. Why can't this good book make it onto the new book charts?

Can't live without women? Didn't know how to finish them off? Two women suddenly appeared in Chapter 4... Ugh!

This is a personal opinion based on Shennong's testing of the book; I've read up to chapter 30. First of all, the most important thing about this book is the extraordinary beginning, rather than cyberpunk. It is more like the setting of online game cultivation. For example, in the game, he got the ability of a lightning spear. Normally, a cybernetic person would need a cybernetic body.

Why create a young master named Lu Jiuyuan who inexplicably hates the protagonist? Is it just to annoy people?

The premise is mindless and doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

The writing style is fine, but the protagonist always gives the impression of being a bit dim-witted, making it difficult to immerse the reader. There's also a lot of unnecessary dialogue; long stretches of plot go on without any development, and they even engage in verbal sparring—they've already killed someone and are still exchanging barbs… It's really awkward to read.

Having reached Chapter Six, the plot is good, but the protagonist seems indecisive and not very bright.