Train Survival: You Really Want to Survive

The work abandons the joy of cheating in the system flow, and instead explores the gameplay of survival and treasure hunting with meat pigeons, creating a world full of unknowns to be explored like a raft. I look forward to the author's more descriptions of monsters, world ecology, and train modifications. It's worth reading [Like]. Brother Gua was sanctioned as soon as he left Novice Village. It was too fast.

It's pretty good. The protagonist has no system and no superhuman luck. It also compares the protagonists of other systems very objectively. This feels good. The data is just a bit messy, but it's not an outrageous mess. You can follow it. Come on, author

A particularly good book. The protagonist has a good personality, a good character, and a strong will. It makes me believe that he can make it to the end. And no need to hang up.

It's not poisonous, right? The first 5 people's game has a system, but the instructor also filled in the holes. It was another civilization that wanted to destroy this civilization. Generally speaking, there is nothing poisonous, and the content is relatively novel. Anyway, I can read it. I suggest you read it. For me, this book is quite suitable for me. I hope the author will add it. And send out all the saved manuscripts [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [lick the screen] [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss] [air kiss]

It's a very innovative survival novel that breaks the convention of hanging on to the main character. It looks very good, and there are no mindless provocative plots.

Compared with most cool articles about vehicle survival, this one is more in-depth and not particularly counter-intuitive (of course there are still some things that break the common sense in the setting direction, such as the complaints about steam engines that do not need to add water and the outrageous heat energy conversion rate in my review). Therefore, it is very suitable for readers who dislike brainless slaps in the face. It can also be read by ordinary readers of cool articles, but it may not be as brainless as most cool articles and may not be as lovable personally. People's satisfaction can be said to be full, but I estimate that the group acceptance will not be particularly good. In addition, the subject matter is not new, so the author's performance may not be very good. Readers who really like this novel can support it more (it's just more friendly interactions so that the author does not lose creative motivation. It's up to you to spend money. After all, others don't know where your private money is, right?)

It's quite good to watch, and the plot is reasonable. It's not the slightest bit better than the IQ-insulting rip-offs on the street, and the underage teammates are also very cute.

I read more than 100 chapters for a few hours. Here is my personal review: 1: Good-looking - when I first watched it, my eyes lit up. 2: The story and settings are very good, especially I personally like the feeling of recruiting teammates. The blond shot is really good! There is a feeling of teamwork 3: The protagonist's character and way of dealing with things are very good. Be careful with what you say, but your body is quite honest. 4: Not enough It looks pretty good so far in Chapter 100, come on

At first I felt that the author would not be able to write well if he cut out the key points of the "golden finger" of the novel. Even a mortal like Han Li has a little green bottle as a golden finger. However, it is quite interesting to watch. The protagonist is relatively lucky compared to other players. He has not died in several major civilization-level disasters. His steady development is not inferior to the system flow. The biggest highlight is the ecosystem of each new world fragment and various well-conceived biomes, which feel as if there really is such a world. The overall plot development is also very good, the story line is very clear, and there are no inexplicable plots in the handling of the emotional line. At least the emotional advancement is in line with normal logic, and it is very comfortable to watch. Currently, I have reached about 630 chapters, which can be said to be a good survival novel.

The protagonist's outlook is relatively neutral and favors the good camp, which is more in line with my taste. As for the squad flow, it seems that the characters in the squad are well drawn so far, and they all play their respective roles. The little brother of the first heroine has a very lovable personality as a male supporting character. It can be seen that the protagonist has considered the setting. In the harem team, the three heroines are no more and no less, they are more suitable and have their own characteristics and functions. Unlike some works, the harem is purely a vase. Fight monsters and upgrade. It's quite normal to switch to a superpower battle in the later stages of survival flow. This book is laid out relatively early, and it should focus on exploring survival PVE, which I find quite interesting. Bucket dip value. Weili belongs to himself and cooperates friendly with the official, but does not join. I understand everything. This feeling is also a kind of "martial arts" pleasure of being free from the world. I hope the author will keep writing!

After reading Chapter 40, please give a brief evaluation: Overall, it was a comfortable read, not rushed or slow, and the writing is good. But please note that this is not a fun article. Those who like more fun reading may find it boring. The advantages are: it can be seen that it was written with care, such as the description of the breeding habits of monsters in the second world copy and the design of the blessings of various gods; the writing is good, there are no awkward or abrupt points, and the plot is basically reasonable; it is quite interesting to read. Disadvantages are: less fun; slower pace; some writing flaws in some places, could be better Overall, this is a good book, and I felt quite comfortable reading it myself.

It is very beautiful and can be put on my best bookshelf. I decided that I would read this book slowly and not read it at a glance. The author's composition is complex and understandable. What surprised me was that the author's portrayal of the supporting characters was not bad either. The teammates did not become decorations, but really cooperated with the protagonist. The description did not appear to be indifferent, and the supporting characters did not steal the spotlight from the protagonist. The control was moderate. I hope it can continue to be maintained after the strength increases. The author chose deputies to portray the characters, which makes them look more three-dimensional and vivid. This is a good choice, but I always feel that the boundaries between some deputies are a bit blurred and overlapping. And I've been looking for someone who can cooperate with the authorities. Nowadays, many people don't know if they have a cramp or if something happened in reality. They are making conspiracy theories all day long. This place is very comfortable The author can also arrange flowers, it's okay, it's very good

One of my favorite survival novels. Like the author, I don't understand how survival can be achieved if the golden finger of a survival novel has a hundredfold explosive rate. This book is about survival and collecting supplies in a very down-to-earth manner, and the protagonist has a very good character, very normal. . . It's hard to find a normal protagonist these days. When I saw the label with multiple female protagonists, well, to be honest, it's difficult to write a movie with multiple female protagonists, and the protagonist can easily become obscene. Maybe I'll give it up by then. . . . . It's so hard to find a book that's completely free of poisonous points. Come on, author.

Reading this book is like sitting by a civilized campfire and feeling the warmth and brightness in the long night. This book takes the opposite approach of the Goldfinger survival novel, relying on knowledge and hard work to survive in a more realistic and harsh environment. It also complains about the common problem in similar novels that "the protagonist with Goldfinger will have a hard time facing disasters, but ordinary players can survive a lot." The biggest highlight of this article is that it promotes the advantages of human civilization and reflects the importance of knowledge and cooperation. The author's knowledge reserve is amazing, and it is touching and gratifying when the brilliance of human nature shines. The structure of the full text is very grand and tightly self-consistent. It seems that it has only developed into the early and middle stages of the plot. I am looking forward to how magnificent this picture will be when it really unfolds. Looking forward to updates in the future.

The protagonist has no plot, the world view is also very large, and the plot is very good, which is considered good in this series, but! The point! It's not a purely enjoyable article. If you don't like it, you can leave it out. There are also a bunch of low-scoring ones that say that the early questions are about quantum speed reading that you haven't read very much. It's pure criticism. Don't worry about this. There are holes in the back. The author writes well, but the number of words is a little short and not enough to read (so, can't we update ten chapters a day? The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this. I hope the author knows something [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh])

It's good to read. The world view in the back of this book is very grand, and the descriptions of each world are also very delicate. It has its own unique characteristics, and even its own ecological circle. The protagonist in the early stage is not as serious as others said, and even as the protagonist, he has already reached the ceiling of what he can do. If you are so impressed in the comment area, just read it. This book will be a very tense and exciting survival after 200 chapters. All the characters are very vivid and lively. It is truly the time for the stars of mankind to shine [Like] [Like]

It's pretty good so far, mainly because it doesn't have so many routines, so it looks eye-catching. The one bad thing is that it doesn't feel fun in many cases. The protagonist is too bland, and the author also deliberately suppresses it. Sometimes when some blueprints are opened, the author has to quickly explain that this is a guarantee that anyone can get it by opening the box. It feels like the protagonist is lucky enough to get it?

It can be called fairy grass. The characters' actions are smooth and logical, and the role of teammates can also be reflected. The team battle scenes are actually present and self-consistent, which is worthy of praise. The humorous memes are neither noisy nor overdone, and the range of memes is not limited to bad memes (referring to memes that no one knows about after they are over). The characters are reasonably labeled and the narration is impeccable. The introduction is simple and not complicated at all. Moreover, it is a harem. I like it. It is true that there is no hook. Even the train system is just a crutch before the author starts running. Its main function is to facilitate the development of the story. After the prologue is over, it basically has no sense of existence. By the way, my definition of the prologue is from the beginning to the fragmentation of civilization to form a wandering civilization. The first few worlds are obviously welfare, which is developed to suppress desires and promote first. When the foreshadowing is recycled and it is revealed that the five "protagonists" are actually just the puppets of another civilization, even if they have guessed it, they can't help but feel angry. This is national empathy. Afterwards, human civilization barely left behind the fire and groped forward. Only when the protagonist and his party entered the difficult mode did I really feel that the story was on the right track. Some low-star reviews say that "the main character has no charlatan and 5 others have charlatans and I feel aggrieved." It's normal. After all, life is not easy and no one wants to be criticized in a novel. It also shows that this article still has a sense of empathy (laughs). However, everyone still needs to adjust their mentality and guard against arrogance and impetuosity. Reading books is just to make you happy. When you get angry, it will affect your mentality and hurt your body. It is normal for the protagonist to have such a mentality, "I can't take away the good things from others, so I might as well live my own small life." Besides, it is really preaching, and that's the end of it.

It's super cool, but I don't know how to punish cheaters in the future. When they reach level 11, another wave of progress jumps will be a fool. Would it be better if you first understand the settings before watching? The five Guai Ge are from five other alien civilizations. They are put in order to take advantage of the heritage of Blue Star Civilization. Through the high-speed upgrade of Gua Ge, the difficulty of the entire area will be increased. In the end, when the number of survivors is less than 1%, Blue Star Civilization will perish. It might be better if the author lays down more foreshadowing in advance. It would be better to mention it when the Gua Ge rankings first appear. Then there are men in the protagonist's team. When I watched it, I didn't feel anything. It was just that when the main character was recruiting, the heroine had a younger brother, who was taken away by the way, and then the younger brother kidnapped a little girlfriend and joined the team together [Thinking]

How shameless, simply shameless. Finally, it's not the kind of slap in the face that Long Aotian has. The protagonist of this book has strategies and abilities. I didn't come up to make a big mockery, what kind of cheats could there be, it was purely an ordinary person's perspective of survival. The characters of the companions in the team are well developed, and the protagonist is not a supervisor (this is really something that most novels cannot do!! [Full] [full]) I hope the author can continue to update. Contribute to my spiritual food! ! ! ! !

It is an extremely rare masterpiece among the articles I have read, and it can be rated above 9.3. In the early stage, I might have been a little cautious and didn't let go, but after the planet was gone, I started to write my own stuff. It can be seen that the author's coverage is relatively broad, and it made my eyes light up to see the protagonist group have their own opinions. He is a rare author in Tomato who has a certain writing style and logic. Now that I see it, I feel like it is getting better. It's very comfortable to watch, but it's not enough to watch updates every day. Finally, I hope the author can be in good health and write more.

The rating of this book can actually go from 9.3 To 9.3, But some people are more abstract. They felt that the protagonist didn't have a golden finger, and then five people opened the system. They thought this was a poisonous point. Is it really good to think that survival in the world is mindless and enjoyable? On the contrary, I think it is very good. First of all, the starting point is relatively novel, and then the author lays the groundwork very well, clearly analyzing the causes and consequences, and clearly stating the subsequent goals. It is not a pure world-class matryoshka survival novel. Then, the description of the protagonist's survival in each world is also very accurate. For example, in a world with acid rain in the forest, the description of natural selection is very good, especially the jellyfish section. To sum up, so far, the topic is relatively novel, and the writing of world survival is very good [like]

It's really okay. Although it seems a bit frustrating in the early stage, this frustration can be explained away in the later stage. All in all I think it's pretty good. Although the description of the characters is a bit labelling, the overall IQ of the characters is online. In addition, there will be 5 cheaters in the early stage. These 5 cheaters are actually insiders of foreign civilizations. You can see the specific content for yourself, I won't go into details. The problem now is that after writing so much, I feel that I have just entered the main plot. From entering this space to becoming a wandering civilization, I think it is a prologue. I hope the author can write well in the future, even if he can't write any tricks, he can still land smoothly.

I admire the author's imagination. I came across this book too many times in the beginning, but every time I saw the comments, I couldn't start. The most impressive thing is that the five wall hangings are enemies of the pig's feet from the beginning. Was dissuaded. . . I accidentally opened it today and found that the ratings are getting higher and higher. After watching it myself, I realized that the imagination is really big, and the pit-filling settings are very reasonable. The only shortcoming is the problem of level numerical skills. However, the author divided this into points-adding players and practicing players, which suddenly avoided most numerical problems. This book combines the infinite flow, the train survival flow, and the grand world view, with individuals, groups, civilization, and glory!

So far, it seems that it is indeed okay, quite interesting, and quite a bit different from those current novels without drama. The male protagonist has no system but has his own thoughts and ideas, as well as his own efforts and actions. He knows how to use his own knowledge reserves to create advantages and accumulate capital. The author handles the details very well. For example, the male protagonist is too tired and his hands are sore. The details of holding a bottle with his wrist to drink water make the sense of substitution stronger. I am very curious about what ideas the protagonist will have to deal with the five hangers-on in the future. This book is really interesting to read. Come on, author! I feel that this novel is quite interesting, and I will continue to read it. If there are flaws or poisonous points, I will follow up and review it (the above individual words are deliberately homophonic to avoid blocking)

Very good, this novel is in line with the saying that pie in the sky will not fall. The cheating of the five people at the beginning of the North Face novel all has a price, but it is borne by the entire civilization. When it was time to harvest later, one person woke up and managed to retain some foundation for Blue Star Civilization. There are a lot of bad reviews in this article. Is it because people with cheating skills have read too much? There is no golden finger and watching the protagonist break into a world with his own spirit and knowledge. Some people may not have a sense of involvement and break their defenses [eating melon]

Good review, the teacher said that I haven't done a book review for a long time. This book can be said to have evoked a little bit of something in me. How should I say it is very familiar. It is the same as when I watched the anime version of Jobless Reincarnation. The carving of details and logic, as well as the description and expression of the crisis, I feel like Just like the real thing, this book aroused me a little bit unexpectedly, but it was as expected. I feel that these crises should have happened. I like this book very much. The only shortcoming is that the author worked for four months due to illness, which made me a little bit unfinished at the end.

I give it four points. This novel is considered a very good one in this series. It has a world view and everything. The only shortcoming is that there is too little. Overall evaluation: It is average among all novels, but among novels in the survival series, the writing is still very good.

Currently I have read Chapter 101: Fire of Civilization. I was moved to tears by the plot design and looked forward to the big killings in the future... Damn it, I'll kill them all! ! That's why I decided to give it a rating. I really like the current main line. A brief review without spoiling anything... Overall, it is more biased toward the Tuntun culture, where materials are collected, monsters are collected, and monsters are unlocked. The protagonist is not a cheat but a powerful normal person. It is better to say that Brother Gua is the enemy in the future. In terms of plot, it was a bit boring for me to watch too much material collection and fighting, but I really enjoyed watching the plot of the male protagonist guessing and opening the box of monsters based on clues. Wisdom is the most interesting. Some of the shaping and interaction with the supporting characters are also interesting (The God of Pioneer is fun). The author occasionally abstracts and humors you. But the protagonist's team members currently seem to be a bit tool-like... But that makes sense. They just interact with each other externally rather than internally. There is no CG or special plot. Chapter 134 The author left for several months for some reason and still came back to continue updating so many chapters. It's so reliable. The new world is so interesting by the way. (Chapter 680) I skipped through all the main plot of Civilization. I felt a little tired of the content of the fragmented world, so I skipped it all without reading it. I was also tired of the content of the harem, so I skipped it. The main reason is that I don't really like repeated fights and being in danger, and I don't have an appetite for it. When killing 4 people in the main line, killing the first one is enough, but not the others. The revenge against the mastermind behind the scenes has not been advanced yet. The main content is that the team explores the fragments of the world instead of farming in the base.

The content is still very good. The protagonist will only learn some new moves because of his extreme desire for power when his wife is in danger. I hope that the protagonist can learn new ways to use power by himself in normal times. How to say it? You might say that his progress is slow. He encountered gold-level monsters very early. You might say that his progress is fast. He still has more than 200 copies of Black Iron Rider and the silver level feels a bit far away. Also, the protagonist doesn't feel very strong in the application of his own energy. But now I am in a low level and can't understand.