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I haven't been able to find all the novels that you want to match, but I've tried my best to find some related books. Here are a few related novels I found for you: 1. "The Unseen Paradise of Cyberpunk" Author: Jim Reiter, Category: Science Fiction-fiction, Future World, Finished, You Can Enjoy with Rest assured 2. "The Crown of Witchcraft" Author: Lich King No.13, Category: Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, Completed, You Can Enjoy with Rest assured 3. "Whispers of Chaos" Author: Star Traveler, Category: Science fiction, Interstellar Civilization, Completed, You Can Enjoy with Rest assured The following is a brief introduction of these novels: 1. "The Unseen Paradise of Cyberpunk" [Cyberpunk theme, real combat experience, Ark of Tomorrow's worldview] Have you ever thought that one day, any part of the human body could be replaced with man-made modules? Have you ever thought that the nerves are the network, and the network is everything? Have you ever thought that man-made products are more humane than humans? Have you ever thought that the search for knowledge could also become a disaster? The rapid advancement of science and technology, the extreme expansion of materialistic thoughts, the melting of the boundaries between ethics and morality, and the gradual deconstruction, alienation, and redefinition of traditional things. Street warriors used prosthetic limbs and drugs to do dirty work, self-proclaimed righteous hackers would do anything for freedom, and giant corporations always wanted to control everything. The city had become a deformed structure with a wide bottom and a narrow top. The administrative system existed in name only, and everyone was divided into three, six, and nine classes. The population was crowded, crime was serious, and the thoughts were chaotic. Sackville, an unlucky teenager with amnesia, inexplicably ended up in such a city. This was a story of an amnesiac searching for his past, making friends, protecting his lover, discussing love and freedom, and destroying a city in the process. Cyber punk style. He only used the same settings and worldview as the Ark of Tomorrow, so he could easily understand it even without playing the game. This was a story that happened in a different corner of the same world. 2. [Witchcraft Divine Crown] A veteran programmer transmigrated to another world to become a wizard, but he accidentally discovered that the wizard's cultivation was very similar to programming. From then on, he walked the path of learning witchcraft through programming… "What the hell is damage output? I only know cout " "Is multi-elemental replication that amazing? Let's learn about it recursively." Code farmers knew witchcraft, and even hooligans couldn't stop it! ------------------ Fantasy, set in the Middle Ages (14th to 15th century, during the period of prey movement), more epic, non-traditional wizard novel. [Title: Power struggle, treasure hunt.] The style of writing was light and humorous, with a hint of horror. [The protagonist's personality is upright, evil, and calculative.] It was mixed with a certain amount of programming knowledge (these were all relatively basic things, because programming was set as witchcraft). Well, that was basically it. 3. Whispers of Chaos Everything originated from chaos, and by chance, he was born. Blood was still on his hands. He looked at the cold universe, endless knowledge flashing in his mind, and the chattering of the companion system sounded in his ears. As the will of "human" gradually awakened, in such a crazy world, where would he go alone? Tory: I don't know, I just want to fish. Moses: No, you don't want to. You're eager to make trouble. This book is a science fiction novel that is happy and soft. The content is hilarious, subverting common sense, and the goal is the sea of stars! These works all have good reputations for your reference.