Global High Martial: I Became an Apocalypse Train

It's quite interesting, but there are too few people. I believe there will be more people in the future.

This book mainly writes some life stories of the protagonist passengers. It is more like a novel, but not a traditional protagonist-centered novel. The protagonist is more like a transit station, connecting various supporting characters; from another perspective, all the supporting characters who board the protagonist's train are the "protagonists" and the protagonist is an important "supporting character" that all "protagonists" will meet. There are not many protagonists, and it is mainly written based on the lives of other people. Judging from a normal novel, the writing method is a bit novel, and it is easy for many people to not accept this writing method. The theme is that the protagonist is a train, but there are relatively few writing about the protagonist. Although the plot has various twists and turns, it is still a bit dull overall. In terms of content, I personally feel that it is more suitable for leisure and is more comfortable to listen to. However, there are only a few passengers in the back, and the cycle of upgrading from Level 2 to Level 3 is too long. I guess the small number of passengers is convenient for the author to write the story of the passengers, and the protagonist is the transit station. Many characters are also connected together in the plot, so it seems that when writing the story of the supporting characters, it is not too isolated, and there is a connection between each character. Generally speaking, firstly, the protagonist's sense of presence is not strong, and secondly, the plot is generally a bit bland, but at least it can be seen that the author wrote it carefully, and I personally feel that the score is a bit low. (And there is no such thing as describing a girl vigorously when you see her, which is a plus) Just because this book is written with partial group portraits, I feel that as long as the author wants to write, he can keep writing and never finish it.

To be honest, it's actually okay. Although the plot is a bit unremarkable, the characters are well created. The main character is just a background board. If you like to see group portraits, you can check it out. So far, the plot is a bit bland, the protagonist has been unable to level up, and these characters are boring over and over again. The protagonist's car is not big enough, and the passengers have basically not upgraded after taking the car so many times (except for the 001 at the beginning). Author, don't worry about passengers upgrading too quickly and losing their combat power. As long as the writing is reasonable, they won't collapse. Anyway, they now belong to the "Newbie Village". It's perfectly fine to upgrade faster and compete with outsiders.

Want good development It's not that the ticket is expensive It's grading. One carriage per class. Tickets for different carriages are divided according to class. Class 1 carriage 100 and Class 2 carriage 120 respectively. People of different levels enter different carriages In the future, we can have more low-class carriages and fewer high-class carriages. At that time, we can build another auction carriage, stall carriage, etc. Your upgrade price increase is putting the cart before the horse and doesn't look good. The latter is equivalent to giving up on ordinary people and only becoming the top rich can do it. It's better not to write it. So it needs to be classified and divided into countless compartments When upgrading to level 2, it should become a two-car carriage, with 2 levels in front and 1 level in the back.

Progress: 50 chapters The setting is novel! The protagonist transforms into a car hundreds of years after the end of the world. The "mysterious iron car" drives in the forest. The ticket is a bit expensive, but it has enough spiritual energy and is a good place for cultivation. The disadvantage... I can accept knives, but I can't accept blunt knives. There is a little fox in front of me and Chu Feiyue in the back. Xiao Shen and Liu Ling'er are like a bloody eight o'clock drama, they often pass by each other, they just don't let you two meet, and there will be a murder the moment you meet.

It's not bad. There aren't any big flaws so far.

By the way, what is the realm of this novel? Can the author tell me something? So pretty. Simply can't see enough. I watched it on another phone before. Some of the underlined parts disappeared automatically after a few days, I don't know why. Later, that phone broke, so I switched to this phone to read it. I probably watched it a few times before. I would like to ask, does this have a level, or is it always divided into level one and level two, and whether every ten levels is equivalent to one turn, or one turn after 100 levels, or one level. Does anyone recommend a book similar to this one where the main character is a car and then evolves?

Basically, after reading one chapter at a time, I feel that it is too little and not enough to read. If I update it later, I hope the train can hear the groans in the hearts of the trapped geniuses, lock in and break through the extra-dimensional space to rescue them 🤔😳

Can it be turned into a star train in the later stage? [Tickled]

The idea is good, but the writing and plot are a bit lacking. It would be great if the protagonist could become a little loli.