
Megacorp: From Cyberpunk to the Stars
巨企:从赛博到群星
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 821k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 10d ago
- English
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7kRecommendations
25.6kFans
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The writing is poor and can't support the setting and plot.
Hopefully, it's a legitimate, large corporation, and not just some ordinary power struggle story using the name of a major corporation as a cover.
Why not choose Metal Gear Solid? Metal Gear Solid's cybernetic bodies can lift aircraft carriers, 2077 is nothing compared to that.
Eunuch
Now, new authors are often abandoned as soon as they publish their works, without even a reason. This will only make it harder and harder for new authors to succeed. I suggest that Qidian (the platform) introduce a policy to directly punish abandoned works, such as restricting their ID cards and preventing them from writing books in the future. Now I only read works by established authors; I stop reading new authors' works as soon as they're released.
You didn't write anything on February 21, 2025, and you think that if you started updating again on February 22, 2026, no one would notice you'd been off for a year?
The plot is engaging, the writing is decent, and it has everything it needs, but the updates are too slow. I'll save up and read it later. It's best to avoid including Warhammer in your writing; many big-budget stories incorporate Warhammer, and it feels incredibly out of place.
I don't dislike Warhammer itself, but I hope you avoid anything related to Warhammer unless you're a dedicated Warhammer writer. Getting involved with Warhammer tends to bring misfortune; the mindless Warhammer hype is comparable to the hype surrounding prehistoric eras. In short, it's best to avoid it altogether; it easily ruins your reputation with casual readers.
A brief explanation
1. The characters summoned in this book have no loyalty and possess self-awareness, but that doesn't mean they will betray the protagonist or cause him any trouble. The book is titled "Mega Corporation: From Cyber to Stars," not "Mega Corporation: The Legendary Figures I Summoned Are Causing Trouble Again," and I understand the core message.
You're unbeatable for abandoning a book as soon as it's released.
So far, Qidian has only had three or four mega-novels that have surpassed one million words 🙂, the rest have all been abandoned.