Cyber, Salvation Makes Me Strong

It's rare to see a fanfic about being a good person in cyberpunk. It's a bit on the airwaves. It's difficult to be a good person in reality. I can occasionally help the uncle and aunt downstairs to carry vegetables, and pick up things for my friends who have dropped things on the street. Being able to do small things like helping a child who is about to fall and be a good person safely (after the age of 18, I only dare to give up my seat to those under 12 years old 😒) is the only way I can live the addiction of a perfect hero in the game, hey 🙄.

Here is a little bit of science for those who don't know much about the worldview. In the setting of this article, both the protagonist and Gloria belong to the "trauma team". The author's setting is based on this, but in the comics, David fucking works in "REO". Functionally speaking, "REO Meatwagon" and "Trauma Team" are similar, both are ambulance companies. But in fact, just like what is drawn in the comics, after 2070 REO only owns ground ambulances, which specialize in providing medical services to the poor, especially gang members; and TT (medical team) is a high-end customized route. There is a general description in the setting collection: "In the 2070s, REO's business in Night City was mainly to provide cheap emergency medical services contracted by the city, mostly to deal with cases that the trauma team did not deal with. Unlike TT, REO does not have A Vs (floating vehicle), they are all using very old ground ambulances. " In the comic, there is a scene where David is injured and Lucy calls an ambulance. The doctor in the car wants to kill David and steal the military Sian Westan. Then there is the famous scene where Lucy takes David to race on the ambulance cot. If you think about it at the beginning of the comic, David used Sean Westan to make a deal with the Mann team, and you can understand. REO provides cheap medical services. At the same time, if the patient dies, the doctor will remove the prosthesis to make extra money; there are even cases where the doctor will remove the prosthesis directly without death. And TT, according to the canon: "This company, known as International Trauma Team, or TT for short, is not only famous for its medical services, but also for its rapid response system for paramedics. Trauma Team's float vehicle team consists of a five-person professional combat-trained team, including a pilot, two safety experts and two paramedics. They will be in time Respond to alerts from the customer's chip and be present at the target location within minutes, ready to transfer the customer to the nearest TT facility or designated company hospital. While response times and health insurance vary depending on the medical plan and level of health insurance purchased by the customer. The Trauma Team has the largest hospital in Night City and is a major provider of medical services to private clients and large corporations. "

Not bad, but the protagonist's combat power is a bit low, I suggest cheating

I specially made a paragraph to reward you for my speech. What is the value of one fan for your new book issue? Aren't the more reviews for a new book issue the better? The comments in the comment area are so popular and energetic. I was attracted by the introduction so far, so I'll read the text later.

I am a Jesus-savior fist. I save good people, I also save bad people, and I still save those who are not human.

The last 10 or so chapters have been poorly written, too complicated and confusing.

It is best not to have direct links with other worlds in this world. It is difficult to write and easy to collapse.

Not bad, but updates are a bit slow

Come on, author, your writing is great!

Well written, author, keep it up. Just write according to your own outline and ideas, just don't mess around.

Without restrictions, no one comments and there is no popularity 😰

I have subscribed to all the current chapters. I can only say that it is a good book and a good fan work. I personally think it is the closest thing to a cyberpunk tabletop game and a stand-alone fan work. The first one is that the author writes about psionic power without hesitation. Psychic power exists in board games, but it is not as powerful as everyone thinks. It can be said that ordinary people practice psionic power to improve nerve control, improve the tolerance of prosthetic bodies, and avoid becoming cybermaniacs. This is very rare in other cyberpunk fanfiction, or the writing is very restrained or even deviates from the original work. However, in this book, the element of psychic power is well integrated into the main plot. For this reason, this book must be given full marks. The second one is the author's understanding of the 2077 game. It's a bit hard to believe that the author has only played three games? Because 2077 is worthy of the title of the Ninth Art, and the concepts its creators want to expound under the interweaving of light and dark lines are very majestic. The author was able to understand the stand-alone game 2077 and write its fundamental logic as a fan work. I was very surprised, because almost no fan fiction can intertwine the underlying logic of the two versions of the board game and the stand-alone game so harmoniously. Even those authors did not understand what the underlying logic of the board game and the stand-alone version was. Finally, what I want to say is that although there are not many subscriptions to this book, the author insists on writing it, presumably to complete his hard work. It is really a rare and good work. I already know the majesty of this book!

Did little Wilson die in the elevator?