The Edgewalker

Author, do you think this title is appropriate for your book?

Look at those people writing One Piece and Naruto fanfiction here, some of them even named their fanfiction One Piece or Naruto?

"My Cyberpsychosis is a Mission Hint" 🙂🙂🙂

Why are all the male protagonists in cyberpunk stories named Li Ang? 🙂 There's another one next door, and it's the same one. Damn it.

I've read a few chapters, and the protagonist's cheat ability seems to be an experimental product manufactured by a local company. What does this mean? The technology isn't superior. If it wasn't entirely independently created by his father, there's a 120% chance it had a backdoor. Most importantly, the protagonist has offended the local power behind Akagi Corporation.

Having read fifteen chapters, setting aside other plot holes and the protagonist's overly saintly behavior, the story attempts to imbue gang members with humanity to highlight the company's ruthlessness.

There's no mole, brothers, remember to keep reading!

The protagonist is portrayed as naive and innocent.

It's written like a fool's; on one hand, someone is investigating your chip, and on the other hand, you're making all sorts of ridiculous moves.

The book's lack of popularity has little to do with its title. Given such a powerful processor, and the fact that someone has been searching for it for over a decade, the protagonist's failure to conceal his identity and instead openly revealing his hacker identity seems to lower the antagonist's intelligence; logically, it doesn't make sense.