Cyber Demons Cannot Be Exorcised by Physical Means

Hmmmm, cyberpunk isn't exactly a positive term. It's purely a representation of high technology and low quality of life, where ordinary people are exploited by corporations, and cybernetic bodies and capitalist ideology objectify humanity—it's a dystopian world. Combining this with traditional Chinese aesthetics... Well, what about a future with extremely advanced capitalism? It just sounds weird.

I've only read up to chapter twenty. But I would say this is a very promising herb. It has a cyberpunk feel combined with Chinese elements. But I must say, the beginning was too discouraging. It's not just the first chapter, but the first hundred or two words should be properly revised. The plot unfolds smoothly and is indeed very enjoyable to watch. But I always feel like something's missing.

Actually, I still prefer books like this one. The world-building is a grand, self-contained system; the writing is sincere and emotional; the characters are vivid and distinctive, as if they truly exist. Killer Whale and Chen Qing feel like close friends. Reality is truly cruel, but this cyberpunk world with its Evil Land and Land City belongs only to us, the author and the reader.

Let me first express some of my own views. I've read the first 30 chapters, and it's clear the author has high aspirations and wants to write a good book. The world-building and setting are excellent and fit the characteristics of ancient Chinese style. However, there are a few points that bothered me. 1. The scene setting and details are not specific enough.

This is just a small request. Being a new author isn't easy, and the story will only get better from here on out. Please help! 🙏🏻

In conclusion, it's a great book, absolutely a great book. From a personal perspective, the description of Lu Xing City evoked a sense of vastness and desolation, instantly giving the impression of a grand world. The depiction of the pagodas and the Hall of All Beings in the later city was truly immersive and awe-inspiring.

Clowns reside in halls of fame, while masters live among the common people. Such a fine book has only a mere thousand copies in collections, while those clichéd and outdated works produced on an assembly line are thriving. So far, they all seem to suit my taste. I'll subscribe to all of them until they're finished. As long as the author doesn't delay updates, the reputation won't be bad.

To meet market demands, significant sacrifices have been made in content depth compared to before; hopefully, this will work.

Of all the cyberpunk novels I've read recently, this one is the best written without any sequels. I love it!

Dear readers, whether I get a recommendation spot next week depends entirely on your reading and voting! Please! If you like this book, please help me promote it to your friends and family. The author is extremely grateful... I know that my original works cover a niche genre, but my initial intention in writing was to share my thoughts with everyone.