First of all, the novel "Altered Carbon" is not a serious literary work, but it can definitely be called a fighter in the street stall. Two words: Shuangwen. In addition, when I see some people arguing about things and arguing that Yankee's novels can be adapted into something good, I can only laugh at it. You've seen it on TMD, and you're just beeping? Author Richard K. Morgan is British, born in London, majored in history at Queen's College, Cambridge University, and later traveled the world to teach English, so his language proficiency is better among authors of the same type. He also has a fantasy series, A Land Fit For Heros, which is a bit of a twist.
We go back to Kovacs...
1. In the original novel, Kovacs has always been a person of Envoy (the Chinese translation of the novel is translated as "special agent"), and Envoy is not a rebel army, or a high-level violent organization of the Regent State, specializing in state machinery. Dirty work. After retiring, he found that he couldn't do anything except murder and sell goods, and he couldn't return to society at all. He had to embark on the road of crime. Finally, he and his girlfriend Sarah (the girl who was terminated in the first episode) were both arrested before they went to the refrigerator to eat.
After being fished out by a rich man, there is no PTSD at all. What should I do? The only psychological shadow is Jimmy, who died during the Envoy period (the cannon fodder passerby in the memoirs) - In the Battle of Inien, he was hit by Luo
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