Train Survival: You're Really Fighting 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!