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RE: Chapter 9: Blood Override and the Bronze Corps

in CCC • 20 days ago

Kudos—it has been a long time since I read a decent piece of fiction. You masterfully handle the atmosphere, the characters, and the narrative pacing. You truly have something solid to show here. I am quite familiar with the genre, and your imagery is brilliantly executed—the kind that allows the reader to mentally recreate the scenes you narrate with fluidity and precision. Another highlight is your creative ability. Fiction acts as a creative bridge between the magical and the wondrous; it is often difficult to keep the reader engaged—if they cannot grasp the narrative world—whether fantastic or surreal—they tend to walk away.
You, however, manage to take the reader by the hand and build—brick by brick, frame by frame—this humanized puzzle. One can truly feel the dense world inhabited by these characters: the skin, the bones, the exoskeletons, and the very act of breathing as a painful labor.
I encourage you to keep creating. As long as life allows, I will follow your writing. Welcome to CCC, the community of living art. Although I am arriving a bit late, I know that @wakeupkitty—a person of exquisite taste and literary talent—always leaves me signs, a trail of breadcrumbs leading to fine art and great literature.

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Dear @almaguer, please forgive my delayed response! I somehow missed the notification for this beautifully written comment, and the community founder kindly pointed me back here.

Reading your words is deeply moving. To know that the gritty, painful cyberpunk world I’m building—the rust, the bone, the suffocating atmosphere—translates so vividly in your mind is the highest compliment a writer can receive. You perfectly captured the core of Hell's Eye: the painful labor of staying human in a mechanical age.

I learned from the community that you took time out of your very limited daily electricity window to read my chapter and leave this thoughtful feedback. That humbles me tremendously. Thank you for walking into this dark world with me. I will definitely keep creating, and it is an absolute honor to have you reading along. Welcome to the journey! 🦾✨

 20 days ago (edited)

Late or not, you arrived and the good thing is: there a way more episodes. I am happy to know you like it and left such a good comment.

Say hello to the pelicans, the fish in the bowl smells like rotten eggs.

🍀❤️

 20 days ago 

I have electricity for an hour and a half, leaving me in a strange rationing situation where I make little headway. I need and want to do so many things at once during this allotted time. The list would be endless and tedious.
Yes, it is an excellent novel. Talent deserves praise.

 20 days ago 

How do you know about how long it will last? I assume you have a to-do-list with priorities. I will not keep you talking.

 20 days ago 

That’s the average time they always state—a constant that has been well-studied in Cuba. No, you have to bear with me; I’m juggling a few things at once while I write to you.

 16 days ago (edited)

1.5 hours to charge, do the laundry, overload the system. I assume the fridge is no longer used. You are our foreland. The datacenter need all the energy there is.
Now drones check on us and bill us in the bigger cities. Like someone wrote: it will not take too long till tiny drones sneak into your house to check on you and shoot you.
Which reminds me of a film and story and the cyberpunk stories of @eagithao. I wonder if it is still cyberpunk, fantasy or if it is reality.

 15 days ago 

I’ve been counting pelicans again. The air is thick and dirty. I take refuge in the thought of these clandestine migrants of feathers and sun. The bank has started printing 10,000- and 20,000-unit banknotes without backing. Massive hyperinflation is looming—worse than Venezuela’s.

 15 days ago 

¿De qué sirve imprimir si nadie puede utilizarlo? Me recuerda a una noticia que leí sobre EE. UU.: pueden imprimir dinero, pero no cohetes...

Esos inmigrantes clandestinos tienen suerte.

What's the point in printing if no one can use it? Sounds like the news I read about the US: they can print money just no rockets...

Those clandestine migrants are lucky.

This BOOMING vote is yours and well deserved!
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You hit the nail on the head! It’s terrifying how fast the line between cyberpunk fiction and our current reality is blurring. With data centers consuming massive power and surveillance drones becoming so common, it feels like we are already living in the prequel to this dystopian world. Thank you so much for reading so deeply into Chapter 9 and sharing such a thought-provoking perspective! 🦾

 16 days ago 

You are nominated by True Colours .
Congratulations and thank you for being here and sharing your creativity with us.

https://steemit.com/hive-166405/@solperez/true-colours-11-curation-report-booming03-week-2