Cyberpunk: Starting in 2071
赛博朋克：从2071开始
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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This book smells awful.
This book has a good premise, decent writing, and fairly well-developed characters, but could the protagonist please shut his mouth? He doesn't act like he's trying to expose everyone's ancestors. I thought this kind of school of thought, where people desperately want everyone to know they're prophets, was outdated a while ago. Also, could the protagonist please stop acting so arrogantly?
Explaining time travel is the least necessary thing.
A blank sheet of paper doesn't necessarily raise suspicion. But a messy, illegible one will definitely make people want to avoid it.
The stock opened high but then fell. As the old saying goes, "When poor, one should cultivate one's own virtue; when successful, one should benefit all under heaven." They started running before they could even walk, and they weren't afraid of hurting their balls. Does the protagonist deserve to save the world? How can someone with no power or influence provoke so many companies?
Is the next book going into serious mode? A badly finished book with a sequel? Forget it.
Am I the only one who feels the water?
I write 30,000 words a day, but only 4,000 are actually useful. That might be a bit of an exaggeration, but I don't know why I wrote over 10,000 words for Christmas and another 10,000 words for the investigation process of a trivial quest. The key issue is that it's not particularly engaging.
Okay, two days later your plot has gone completely off the rails again. I'm just asking, who the hell cares about the moon? Even if you wipe out everyone on the moon, what impact will it have on Night City? You've already brought Miles down to Earth, but you're not going to write about the interaction process before sending him to the moon. I ask you, who would want to see that? As expected, this IP is giving your book a level of popularity it shouldn't have.
It's such a waste of such a good start and subject matter. I just don't understand why they had to throw in such terrible stuff when the writing was going so well. Even if they had written something like killing Adam's Hammer but getting their hideout raided, it would have been fine.
Want another one? I'll go and tear you apart.
Don't bring Lucy out and give her to David, that would be giving away a girl.
The protagonist of this book is exactly like Yuan Benchu: he values his life for great things, but risks it for small gains. It's clear the author has this kind of vision, giving the protagonist such huge advantages—hacking skills and top-notch research abilities.