Cyberpunk: Cuban, to Boot

I can't stand this one anymore. . Also has a split personality. . Why. . . Author, why don't you have a taller clone? . . Abandoned the book. .

Another pig's foot who runs to be a mercenary. What he wants to see is to smash this world to pieces, or change it like Yori Xuan. This split personality looks like a small fight🤡

I would like to make a suggestion, it is best not to point out events that have not happened before. Seeing this when reading continuously will greatly affect the pleasure of reading, and it will also lose the "novelty" of unknown events.

I see that the author feels that the starting point of this work is too high. I personally think this is both good and bad. The advantage is that there is a very exciting plot unfolding from the beginning, which is very attractive (at least to me). The disadvantage is that there is no story of upgrading from low to high, and the feeling of continuous upgrading is missing. This is indeed a serious problem for ordinary online articles (because ordinary online articles are about the story of the protagonist upgrading from a small person to the top. In order to pursue enjoyment, it is often difficult for readers to accept the protagonist's setbacks). However, I personally think that the cyberpunk genre has certain inherent advantages in this regard. Most readers in China who are interested in cyberpunk should know this theme from 2077 and Edgewalker. In this "bad" world view, it is relatively acceptable for the protagonist or other characters (as long as they do not die) to encounter setbacks/betrayal/loss of power, etc. (Comparing the protagonist of Foxtail Cyber's new book who suffers from defeat/dead teammates with the protagonist of ordinary fan fiction who suffers from defeat, the readers' reactions can be seen). In my humble opinion, what the author needs to do is to set an ultimate goal for the game (lord of Night City/company boss/world giant), and then let the protagonist achieve the result through the story. I see a lot of fan fiction in which the protagonist quickly upgrades in the early stages (which is great), but then ends unfinished, but this is all about writing cyberpunk as an upgrade novel. Cyberpunk is not a world where great power is attributed to one person. As strong as V, and as powerful as Saburo/President, everything overturns, and so does the protagonist. As long as the protagonist can stay true to his heart and control the world, that's the story I want to see. In my humble opinion, I hope the author can insist on finishing the book. As long as it is not unfinished, I will definitely order it all. 😁

Split personality is so clownish. I watched this theme just to see if the Cubans, who are independent and powerful, can form their own organization, launch a real corporate war, sweep all other companies into the sea, crush the government and all companies and become the controller of all industries. What I want to see is super aircraft carrier bombardment, electronic warfare and agent warfare fighting each other, not just street mercenaries fighting in a small way 😅 and the leader of one force. When you go out, you will definitely be surrounded by a bunch of super modified people. I have never seen Saburo Arasaka go out on the street and beat the gangsters to a bloody head.

It's really well written. I don't know what Cuba is planning to do, but take your time and take a look. Two monthly passes are yours.

Are you planning to take the game route? Do you know how to write anime?

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We made an appointment, right?

The starting point is pretty good, let's start from Cuba, but after a few plots we should find Cuba, right? How does the protagonist get Cuba to join the gang?

It's pretty good. It would be nice if there were more updates. I can't get enough of it.