2077: AI and V's Arasaka Redemption

What is the most miserable experience of traveling through the City of Night? Lin Ye opened his eyes and found that he had become V, a low-level employee of the peripheral branch of the Arasaka Municipal Center. With a monthly salary of 1,200 euro cents, he lives in an 8-square-meter modular dormitory, and travels by maglev across the crowded streets to work every day. At this moment, he is blocked in a commuting alley by five people, and his head is still bleeding. The neon lights of the Civic Center tower in the distance are bright and dazzling, and beneath your feet are garbage and abandoned prosthetics. Five knives were pointed at him, and the leader sneered: "Bottom-level company dog, Director Tanaka said, I won't let you stay." Lin Ye has no military prosthetic body and no combat experience. He only has an AI assistant who follows him through time and a brain that has been in the workplace for eight years. You can't fight head-on, you can only outsmart yourself. Three minutes later, five of them fell to the ground. Because he knows that in Night City, if the people at the bottom want to live like a human being, they must find a backer. What he was looking for was the woman who lived on the top floor of the core tower of the Civic Center: Michiko Arasaka. From then on, V began a dual life of working during the day to collect data and at night to collect criminal evidence. V proved in his own way that without the King Kong prosthetic body, one can fight his way through this man-eating city with his brains. But this is ultimately seeking skin from a tiger. The conservative counterattack, the shocking secret behind the chip, and the name that is getting closer to the truth - Johnny Silverhand, are all pushing him into a bigger whirlpool. Going to work, commuting, working overtime, taking the blame, and fighting back - this is the cyberpunk that belongs to the lower class social animals. (Battle of wits + company + funny + brain-burning) We have everything you want to see