A Cyberpunk Rogue's Strange Tales

The living constructs possess the highest political power in the entire game. Theoretically, a servant can provide a massive space, similar to the one in the movie "The Truman Show," to cater to the needs of this xenophobic individual, allowing them to play a game of rebellion against the servants.

The AI ​​behind the protagonist seems pretty useless. The writing is so brilliant, how could you not notice anything? And those conflicts, all threatening the protagonist's life, aren't you afraid of the AI ​​nation behind the protagonist? Aren't you afraid of causing another war?

To be honest, the age of eighteen was set as adulthood because the United States had to be drafted at eighteen during World War II, but they did not have the right to vote at that time, so the age of eighteen was set as adulthood due to political factors. For omnipotent machines, such political factors are unlikely to be considered.

The name change doesn't seem to fit the current plot. Although the protagonist joined the Phantom Thieves, the story hasn't touched on the phantom thieves yet. Won't the newcomer, who joined based on the name, be discouraged? So when can we start stealing things? 🙂

This book reminded me of another book from years ago, *The Old Fire Thief*, with the same phantom thief theme, multiple female leads, and the same plot points being cut. Is this the fate of the phantom thief genre?

I thought the title "P5 for sewing products" was just a waste of time and energy.

The synopsis is so overpowering with its childish humor; even though it's a light novel section, I hope it can be more concise and clear.

The protagonist's personality is a bit problematic in the early stages; he's timid, indecisive, and gets arrogant as soon as he gains a little power, acting recklessly all the way through. The transitions between these phases are somewhat toxic, but he should stick to his reckless ways later on. Whether it's recklessness or cowardice, once it's established, it's fine. The constant back and forth is what makes it so toxic.

I don't understand, smida The plot is chaotic and the settings are disorganized. The reading threshold is high; ten chapters are enough to deter readers. Cyberpunk is already a niche genre, and there's no background setting or guidance at the beginning. Not to mention the many stitches that were added with oil and vinegar. If you can't understand it, just give up. The author has many ideas, but hasn't considered the audience. Come on

This light novel has such low discussion levels. I finished reading it, and overall it's alright. The world-building and combat system are pretty good. My only complaints are the skill learning and gacha systems. I'm so fed up with those two! One minute you're in dire straits, the next you get a gacha that solves the problem perfectly. It's unbearable! Are you kidding us?