Cyberpunk 2077: Dream Night City

Fans of 2077 all have one characteristic: they have to be mercenaries, doing the most tiring work with the least money, and they have to worry about being gangsters. Good guy is already the bottom code, right? When you go to Night City, you have to become a mercenary 😒

Power generation for love😭😭, cheers for the author😭😭

I found that the protagonist and Rebecca are the best match... Rebecca is a fiery loli who knows the rules of the street, but at the same time she is a gentle-hearted mother-type character who likes to "take care of children". The protagonist is a big boy who is inexperienced in the world, knows nothing about Night City, and has explosive fighting power. Unfortunately, Rebecca has become Rebecca-chan. 💔

No wonder it's said that Qidian is bad now. It's not that I don't accept all the tricks. Now I find out that it's really bad. It's been so long and I haven't signed a contract yet. It's so bad. Qidian is awesome. He's such an uncle.

No wonder the novel is not popular. If the protagonist is a local, then he is considered a local. You might as well set it up as a lone wolf like Morgan Blackhand and join V and Jack. Some of the plots are even poisonous. The woman in the middle made the protagonist look like a nerd who has never seen a woman. Yes, I read the 2077 fanfic. How can it feel like a sweet love light novel, and I didn't get the important prosthetic body of 2077. I read sixty chapters and went to Laowei two or three times to pretend to be a prosthetic body. Laowei would borrow it if I didn't have money. Doesn't this put pressure on the combat power? You originally set the protagonist's body and reaction to be awesome. Isn't it better if you pretend to be a prosthetic body? It has to be special. Then I flipped through more than 100 pictures to find out. The protagonist has obtained the function of connecting the prosthetic body to the Internet, and the author has created a biochemical mutation system. I have read more than 60 chapters so far. This is how I feel now. It's so poisonous.

How come I only saw this little bit? It's not enough. The author will update it soon.

It's very beautiful and wonderful. Night City is really a world full of regrets and a lot of knives.

After reading it, I feel that the writing is very good. I look forward to future updates.

The writing is pretty good, good luck to the author.

I don't know why, but out of 10 books of 2077, 9 of them are female 🙄.

The description of the protagonist's struggle on the edge of life and death is too real. The sense of oppression is breathtaking. It is worthy of being a cyberpunk.

The writing is pretty good, I look forward to updating it later, keep up the good work

The plot is wonderfully written and the characters are very delicate. It's worth watching.

After reading it, I feel that the writing is pretty good. I have collected it first and look forward to subsequent updates.

The story is well written, the plot progresses reasonably, there is no ink, and the writing and character portrayal are okay.

The world view is grand, the characters are clearly created, and the sense of immersion is strong. The characters are clearly created, and the sense of immersion is strong.

It's not okay to do as the Romans do when you're in the country, it's not okay to pretend to be a prosthetic body

The plot is pretty good, but it's a pity that I discovered it a little early. I hope the quality won't drop in the future.

A very interesting future science fiction article. The author is awesome. Come on.

A wonderful novel that uses a unique perspective and exciting plot to show the protagonist's adventure and growth in the Night City. Cyberpunk book friends are welcome to taste it

This novel is full of surprises and touches. The author's grasp of details and emotional expression are excellent.

Up to chapter 144, everything is good, and a different Night City has been written. But then the writing became mediocre. Part of it copied a lot of the original plot, especially the matter of inserting Johnny into his head, which became a second V.