Prophet of Infinity: from the Legend of Night City Begins

For this kind of story, where only the protagonist knows the plot, it's best to pick a few copies and revamp it. For example, A is clearly the protagonist of the plot, but everyone unanimously believes that B is the protagonist. Then because B had the help of reincarnation, he really became the biggest winner. When the whole world is making mistakes, it is not the world that is wrong. In particular, there are many stories with well-developed protagonists and villains. Naturally suitable for reversal. The protagonist of the same novel knows the plot, everyone else is wrong, and I am the only one who is right. I must be tired of watching this. In terms of rationality, a large number of reincarnators have misunderstood the direction of the plot and pushed in the wrong direction. It would be too fake if only the protagonist can follow the original plot and win in the end.

Understand the Butterfly Effect. The reincarnator itself is a variable that will affect the plot. Even if you know the plot, it can only be used as a reference.

Shouldn't equipment with characteristics such as cyber transformation be part of the body? If he doesn't do the kind of tasks where he can bring equipment, will he become a disabled person when he returns to space?

Darkness for darkness's sake, backstab for backstab's sake

Prices have collapsed! Excellent sword 480, excellent gun 200, E-level skill 120, epic equipment 1/7 parts 140, 1 point can buy 10 bullets, the author of this price system designed it with his feet, right?

How can a prosthetic body be considered equipment if it is part of the body? Counting equipment, you can only take one piece with you. . . The protagonist has lived in 2077 for so many years and is as famous as Adam, but he is a blank slate without any skills.

I didn't see the prophet, I didn't see the plot, I just felt like I was killing, killing, killing

The protagonist is not very good. As a legend in a world like Night City, his talent is not outstanding, his experience is not absolutely leading, and his attributes do not seem to have an absolute advantage except for blood volume. Everyone can pose a threat. The title of the book is Prophet, but the plot is not very clear. If you do not take advantage of the plot, the novice mission world, this kind of welfare bureau, starts with an S rating, and gives 3 attribute points, 500 points, and experience. It's not even enough to upgrade, it's really stretched. There is also the epic equipment Sianwistan, which gives the protagonist the same feeling as if it was not given at all. It is not as good as David in the early stage of Edgewalker. He is a fledgling boy and uses a relatively poor version. It also has side effects. He can steal other people's information cards silently. The protagonist is a legend, and he can't even use Bullet Time.

Is it risky for a protagonist with this kind of personality?

It was cut anyway and recommended to my face.