Cyber Lord: Becoming a God in the Wasteland from the Start

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I just want to say that if this novel is made into a game, I will definitely buy it 😎

No one said, is this off topic? Cyberpunk has turned into ice and magic. After reading Chapter 66, I want to ask if it will still be this kind of ice and magic later?

Current area

Some brains, but not much. The writing is average. Xiaobaiwen, it is tasteless to eat and it would be a pity to throw it away. , This kind is suitable for jumping to watch.

Lately, the pace has been too slow, which doesn't look good. It's a bit disgusting to be beaten back and forth without being beaten to death.

How to say? This pig's foot only has one brain. What's the point of living? It's better to just die.

Two chapters are stabilized every day before it is put on the shelf. Follow-up reading is very important for new books and is the energy for new books to survive. I hope this book can show a world that everyone is interested in and can accompany you for a long time. Thank you again, everyone who came to read! Lazy Cat2024.7.23

The first 100 or so pictures are really written, jump to unlock new technologies and explore more black technologies. I should write about the increase in combat effectiveness and population, but after reading more than 300 chapters, I still don't know what level he is in this wasteland? Especially in this kind of wasteland world, in order to play well, I feel that the population is very important, unless you have unique power or technology. But after reading so many chapters, it's still this kind of town, and the author hasn't described many people? The place where the protagonist rules has 10,000 people in total. The most difficult thing to collapse is that there are now more than 300 pieces, and I have gone to the Apocalypse Alliance to show off tactics. It's not that you can't write tactics, I can only say that you should write less. After all, you're not very good at writing about tactics. I don't know what the author is thinking. Do you want to challenge your own weakness? It's good to upgrade technology and explore black technology like before. It's best to climb some technology trees yourself. The protagonist, a time traveler, doesn't rely entirely on the technology left by the watcher. Isn't this punishable? If you eat other people's technology packages, there is a backdoor. I wonder what the author said next? It's best to add more people. The foundation for the technological system must be a huge population. But is it really okay for him to drive a robot outside now, bring forty or fifty soldiers all wearing cold armor, and go to other people's places to show off his power? It really doesn't feel like it makes much sense. This novel feels a bit terrible now that I'm reading it, and I can't stand it at all.

The plot of NPC is so boring. I might as well write more about the transformation of the protagonist.