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Cyberpunk: Arthur Morgan Novel
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- May 30, 2026
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237 totalRecent chapters
- 001Chapter 1: Destiny’s Redemption
- 002Chapter 2: The Trapped Soul
- 003Chapter 3: Mutation and Escape
- 004Chapter 4: The Doctor
- 005Chapter 5: The Vanished Man
- 006Chapter 6: Edgerunner? Outlaw!
- 007Chapter 7: Cyberware Upgrade
- 008Chapter 8: The First Job
- 009Chapter 9: A Little “Gadget” from the Company
- 010Chapter 10: An Interesting Thief
- 011Chapter 11: Jackie Welles
- 012Chapter 12: The Unexpected on the Overpass
- 013Chapter 13: Familiar
- 014Chapter 14: Operation
- 015Chapter 15: A Corner of Sin
- 016Chapter 16: Rookie Racing
- 017Chapter 17: A Solo Reunion
- 018Chapter 18: Padre
- 019Chapter 19: The Plan Finalized
- 020Chapter 20: The Beginning
- 021Chapter 21: Entering the Tiger’s Den
- 022Chapter 22: The Big Bang
- 023Chapter 23: Fierce Battle
- 024Chapter 24: The Ambush
- 025Chapter 25: The Blue Inside Her Head
- 026Chapter 26: Departure and Trouble
- 027Chapter 27: Shadows
- 028Chapter 28: Acquaintance
- 029Chapter 29: The Gathering
- 030Chapter 30: Multiple Choice
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About this novel
Transported from verdant prairie vistas and steam locomotive thunder to neon-drenched metropolis and cutting-edge cybernetic transport. From a solitary gunslinger beneath boundless horizons to a hardened drifter navigating civilization's fractured edge. A single legend. Two distinct worlds. Arthur Morgan's path to redemption already walked. Yet when confronted with a dystopian sprawl bound by technological "progress," what choices will he make? In 2077, Night City thrives in contradiction—technological marvel and criminal underworld intertwined. Despite the veneer of advancement, human nature still pulses with primal intensity. The outlaw of yesterday becomes the wanderer of tomorrow, separated by centuries yet unchanged. In this merciless concrete jungle, will Arthur carve his legacy—through a single drink called The Cowboy—and prove that some souls never truly change?