Train Survival: I Am the Pioneer

After reading the beginning, I quite like this kind of survival story about group portraits, so I gave it a good review and am waiting for the update. However, I have a small problem, and it's not about manipulating the author or anything. Because I am engaged in the field of special children, I often get along with ASD children (i. E. Autistic children, usually called autism). The actual ASD children are much different from what everyone imagines. They are not just talkative and withdrawn, but they are very talented in a certain aspect. This is really a stereotype... Moreover, ASD cannot be completely cured. It can only be said that after intervention, children with good levels can be infinitely close to normal children. However, if they are put together with normal children, it is easy to see the problem... People like Yaoyao should be more likely to have PTSD, a post-traumatic problem, rather than ASD. For real ASD children, social skills are their biggest problem. They often avoid social interaction, and it is difficult to communicate with them in an organized manner like Yaoyao. Children with good proficiency will sometimes answer questions in a disorganized manner. It is normal for them to use wrong quantifiers, adjectives, and nouns, and they may even answer questions that are not what they are asked. And to put it bluntly, children with ASD who can receive social intervention are already at a very good level, but there are still lower levels below. And the data shows that girls are less likely to get ASD than boys, but once confirmed, the level is basically very serious... So my little suggestion is that my wife should change Yaoyao's diagnosis to PTSD, and stop deepening everyone's stereotype of ASD children. They are really not just talkative, don't make friends, and are geniuses in some aspects (there may be such ASD, but they are a minority among the minority)

It looks good, but there are a lot of group portraits. It's not because I don't like to see group portraits because I don't like micro-group portraits. But the author's writing is pretty good. It's not very popular, but that's because there's nothing to complain about [laughing]

It's really nice to watch. Teammates work together to help the country. The team works together and grows together. It's not like one person is particularly strong and everyone else is cannon fodder. They help and support each other.

It looks good, the content is quite attractive, and the plot is also good. I want to read it a few more times. The only thing now is that I hope the author will not stop updating, and that the plot will not collapse later [Blowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss]

I personally like this kind of thing. The team division of labor is clear, the IQ is online, and everyone works hard to improve themselves. In the early official stage, there was no invisibility (or simply non-existence), but they played very well. It belongs to the trend of working hard to actively save the world (fishing in troubled waters is a minority after all). It's said to be 1V1, is the male protagonist the target? Is the love line later or is it a side story? It's a pity that the update has been discontinued...

Encourage yourself and work hard [currently in progress]

It's very interesting. Good luck to the author! [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

Nice looking, but too little. The article gives people a very novel feeling. Cheers to the author and give you a thumbs up [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love] [love]

Super super super pretty, everyone has their own characteristics, unite as one, the group loves Yaoyao the cutest [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

It's nice to watch, but I don't want to watch it right now. Maybe I'll wait.

It looks good, tied, I like it (´｡✪ω✪｡｀)

It's so beautiful [Sending Hearts], it's a new subject for me, and it feels great to unite and work together! I hope the author will work hard, it's really beautiful [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss].