Train Survival: I Know How Lucky I Am
列车求生：我知晓自己的运气
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Chapter 50, overall it's pretty good, and the transaction ratio isn't too outrageous. There is a little bit of poison, but it doesn't affect the viewing. There are another 50 chapters, and it's time for the colorful luck to appear. I don't know what the author's setting is. Let me give you an idea. The colorful luck does not produce excessive materials, but it can permanently improve the protagonist's luck level. Now the protagonist is white every day. After a colorful appearance, the daily idle card will be green. The luck refresh time is still 5 minutes, increasing the probability of getting high-level color luck. How about this setting? If Qicai produces supplies, it will probably be missile-level weapons, which will affect the balance too much. It is better to rely on daily good luck to accumulate, otherwise the combat power will probably collapse.
This book is generally good, but you first have to accept that the main character is not very lucky, but he only knows the situation of luck, and there will be a very lucky girl to exchange supplies. It is a very classic plot.
So far it looks pretty good, there are not too many cheats, and the settings are quite reasonable. Apart from being a bit dangerous, it fits the survival theme that most people can survive. Many national survival novels basically have settings that are divorced from the theme of survival. Survival without cheats and bad luck is a problem. It is more like an escape game than a survival game.
If this book is well written, it can reach a score of 9 or above. During the Chinese New Year, there was a book with a similar score of 9.2 And the author ran away.
It's pretty good, why is the rating so low? Don't do it, everyone, it's not easy to see with instinct. Don't make it worse if the author enters the palace again. Come on, author, don't be affected.
I have finished reading it as a bookworm of fifteen years. So far, it is still very good. Full marks for encouragement. Come on.
The author knows the golden mean. There are not too many bright spots, but there are not too many poisonous points. But just because there are not too many poisonous points, it has surpassed many books. If you are short of books, you can read it, it is quite interesting. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist makes me feel like an ordinary person, an ordinary person like us, not very smart. That's better than other protagonists of the same type who are selfish and self-righteous. Only comparison is harmful. The protagonist's character has no bright spots and no excessive shortcomings. That can be considered an advantage.
In the early stage, I avoided many poisonous points that appeared in survival stories. I used resources rationally, made good use of the exchange market to gain mutual advantages, and used agents to avoid unnecessary troubles. But in the mid-term, I still drifted away. I disliked this and disliked that. One wrong step, one wrong step after another, and his combat power will collapse as soon as he becomes an immortal. Isn't it good to write science fiction properly?
The settings at the beginning are really not good, but the rest of the writing is okay. 1. The old-fashioned European princess 2. Eat settings like crazy and don't even look at brands before making decisions.
Now I have read 114,000 words. So far, the protagonist is considered a relatively normal human being in a survival novel. There are also few supporting characters. There are some little poisonous points from time to time, which is acceptable.