"Humans aged 18 to 55 from all over the world are thrown into a world of train survival; infinitely extending tracks, various monsters and aborigines, unknown destinations, we don't know where to go, and we don't know when to stop. Life! We can only break through the thorns and forge ahead! Do you think my car and I can survive to the end?"
World Channel:
"Fuck! Chen Mu is showing off again!"
"Navigator!! I'm just a steam locomotive, why is he on the maglev? I want to report someone for cheating!!"
Reader comments
Great reading, I just finished reading over thirty chapters.
The protagonist Chen Mu's character is neither a saint nor a savior. The plot has ups and downs, the writing is good, and there is no cliche plot where the villain pretends to be a slap in the face. It doesn't seem to be a brainless and enjoyable story at the moment.
This is the first time I've written something like this and it's already pretty good. There are occasional typos, and author, why do you only update one or two chapters a day? The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this, so they have to keep an extra watch! ! !
Not bad, the pace could be a little faster, I want to see family reunions
Come on come on come on come on
Looks good, looks good, looks good.
The pacing is a bit slow in the early stage, but the logic is smooth and the overall pacing is okay.
From the follow-up, the pace gradually becomes faster, and the excitement increases. The protagonist is decisive in doing things, and it is worth continuing to follow.
Great reading, I just finished reading over thirty chapters. The protagonist Chen Mu's character is neither a saint nor a savior. The plot has ups and downs, the writing is good, and there is no cliche plot where the villain pretends to be a slap in the face. It doesn't seem to be a brainless and enjoyable story at the moment. This is the first time I've written something like this and it's already pretty good. There are occasional typos, and author, why do you only update one or two chapters a day? The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this, so they have to keep an extra watch! ! !
Not bad, the pace could be a little faster, I want to see family reunions
Come on come on come on come on
Looks good, looks good, looks good.
The pacing is a bit slow in the early stage, but the logic is smooth and the overall pacing is okay. From the follow-up, the pace gradually becomes faster, and the excitement increases. The protagonist is decisive in doing things, and it is worth continuing to follow.