Status Updates From Permutation City

Did not expect this to be about one day waking up to realize youve been turned into a virtual copy of yourself by the real you and that he also jailbreaked the program you run on so that you aren't allowed to kill yourself

This initially gave me big Neuromancer but on easy mode vibes, which to some extent it kinda is. The fundamental ideas in this book are really good, like yes, what if all our digital clones in the future were fighting for human rights? Like that’s super interesting and the topic should be explored. But for me, I really struggled to connect to or care about any characters in this, and in general the prose is lacking