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The writing in the early stage was average, but after ten stops as a novice, it got better and better. The logic was normal and the story was well told. It was a low start and a high gain. The pace is okay, not too slow, and the protagonist is invincible, which is very satisfying.

It was a little better in the front, there was no problem. In Chapter 6, a classic routine appeared, a lucky woman came to give something away [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

"It's so beautiful, come on, author." I have a relatively high poison resistance. I got a wave of poison in Chapter 30, but luckily I had some relief to detoxify it and I was able to withstand it. But Chapter 70 was great. I unintentionally broke the seal and released a beautiful strong woman. She gave all kinds of gifts and care to the protagonist. In Chapter 70, the lone wolf was set to become a pack of African wild dogs. Because of the care of the strong female, Various strong men in the strong women's organization rushed to invite the protagonist to join. The protagonist asked the woman and joined. He has no opinion since he met this woman. As long as the woman says it's okay, the protagonist will follow without thinking. It's the same as when I took my rhubarb for a walk. He even feeds some food from time to time. He also has a lone wolf setting, which is worse than a roadside one. I tried it for you, it's really great, after reading my review

The protagonist is so smart! You never lose money when doing business and you make money every time. The protagonist is a good person who is willing to help from time to time even if he is afraid of losing others. The world view is also very good, not poisonous or formulaic at all. Even the classic female character at the beginning is not annoying. It is a very good book!

It's very exciting. I read it in one go. Except for the early stage, which is a bit slow, it feels a bit inferior to Su Xiao. It's on the same level as Lu Ding. It's just because some people suppressed the score and wrote bad reviews, so I can't go up. I feel that the author may have offended someone. At least it is unique among the survival series.

It's okay. The plot is quite novel. It's one of the better among Train Survival. However, the author has some problems with the level setting, which is a bit unbalanced. I can only take a rough look at it. Moreover, it is said that there is no female protagonist, but there are many settings for female characters and there are many ambiguities. There are basically no scenes for male characters. The protagonist's survival is basically a second-rate monster. If you like cool stories, you can read it. The above is only half of the comments I read. I'm not sure. I will continue to read and probably follow up with comments [Thinking]

Overall, the novel is good, and it is worth reading among the Train Survival series. In addition to the contradictions in the protagonist's character, in order to forcibly highlight the cruelty of the end of the world, the protagonist's rationality, knowing that he is in danger to the person he often trades with, is not willing to even say a word of warning, seeing a bunch of cubs of other species, but can't bear to see them suffer, the classic kind cannot be saved, and the alien race is full of good feelings

So far it seems quite comfortable, but I would like to ask the author if this book has no heroine? If there is no heroine, the later stage will be absolutely boring. In this case, I can only give you some encouragement [smile] [like]

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong Q for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are also very good.

The rhythm is very good, a little green but quite "fresh" The character of the protagonist is hard to describe in one sentence. I wish you all the best of luck.

It's really beautiful, much better than I expected! ! ! Girls who accidentally fell into male videos can also watch it! I don't understand why the rating is so low. I feel it must be at least 9.4 Or above. The protagonist is always in the lead and has a high stake, but he is not invincible all of a sudden. You can watch him become stronger little by little. There are some female characters in the article (some people may think this is a poisonous point), but currently 1. The protagonist has no intention of forming a cp with anyone, 2. The protagonist's attitude towards female characters is quite normal, and there is no problem in my opinion Then this article was said to be about train survival, but the subsequent world view became larger and larger, and a lot of foreshadowings were laid. The further the plot goes, the less limited it is to train survival. I particularly like this. Highly recommended ~

The world view unfolds smoothly, and you can see the mutual promotion and influence of the development of other branches and the protagonist. Unlike other survival stories where monsters are defeated and upgraded, the protagonist's top level, sublimated items and the micro-gram world ignore the spiritual impact. The setting is new wine in an old pot. At least the author seems to have his own ideas. There are not too many bloody plots, the language logic is normal, and the plot is satisfying enough. I don't know why the rating is so low. Fans of 3000 Hours can tell you that if you like this kind of train survival genre, you can definitely go for it [OK][OK][OK]

Finally caught up with the latest... I'll tell you the truth. Quite pretty. The only world view in this book is to keep moving forward. If you fall behind, you will be beaten. If you stagnate, you will perish... The book describes breaking through fate and believing in yourself all the time. But isn't it their fate that the train conductor must keep moving forward? I don't know how the author can break this fate next. After breaking the fate of the train conductor who kept moving forward. Will there be an end? There are many other small flaws where the left and right brains are fighting each other and are not that important. Overall worth 9 points There are too many ambiguous female characters outside the train and inside the train... It's a bit of a drama. The death rate of male characters is much higher than that of female characters. Even those who survive are not very impressive. My personal favorite is Don Quixote. The original leader of the other heavens. RUN's "spy" boss and more. Together they are not as good as the angels or the Grand Inquisitor. Not to mention the rituals and destiny within the organization. In the past, wars, dragons and undead were basically just soy sauce. The female characters in the train are even more speechless. It's better to get a few more disaster beasts. Generally speaking, there are too many female characters, and they are always described as blushing and happy when talking, which is very disgusting. There is no need to write it so ambiguously.

I have a girl friend who has good and bad luck. One of his trading partners is a woman. Currently, I see that the head of his organization is a woman, and his life-saving grace is also a woman.

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of people gathered together in the battle, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six-fold strafing would have killed him. But I am more thinking about what Zhuge Liang Tutu said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are so immersive, and the character descriptions are spot on!

It's tied. It's a great book. It's very enjoyable. The protagonist is far ahead. Although there are more female characters in the supporting characters, there are none that are so annoying that I don't want to read more. Basically, they are not good people, but no one harms the interests of the protagonist. It is very good. I personally think the protagonist will like it. Anyway, I quite like it. Come on, author.

Yes, the protagonist can actually help some people to some extent, and he doesn't have to be so ungrateful, because I think it's good for a person to have one or two close friends, and he doesn't have to care about other people's opinions and he doesn't have to be such a lone wolf. Again, it's too selfish and profiteer. There's no need to be like this. Although it's all about survival, have you thought about whether you'll live to the end? You don't have a single partner you can trust. All you associate with are treacherous and complicit people. I think there's no point in surviving like this.

Overall, it's very interesting, but the female character made me feel uncomfortable. I felt like the author wanted to open a harem, but didn't dare, but was frantically trying to get around to it. . (I just saw the scene in the black market where the protagonist gave the bitten white sengo to Zhao Lin. My mother, it's really what you wrote. It's okay. Otherwise, I would just turn it into a poisonous one. If I don't turn it into a poisonous one, I would be brainwashing myself crazily and pretend I haven't read that part.) The big mecha Lancelot thought he was a man at first, but at the end, he turned out to be a woman. I felt like all the madmen were women. Why don't you change the name to "My Survival on the Wasteland Train with My Inhuman Harem". 8 Points, no more

Card Sequence + Talent + Train Survival, because I listen to a lot of books, and it's easy to abandon many books when the pace slows down. This is one of the few books that I stay up late at night to read. I have read the latest 250 chapters. I quite like the world view. If I want to say something bad, the data may not be that rigorous, but it doesn't hurt. Ya, the most important thing is that there is no female protagonist at the moment. I like the way the protagonist is portrayed. She is not the type who wants to be included in the harem when she sees a beautiful woman. Moreover, many of the characters have distinct personalities and flesh-and-blood personalities. It is a good book that does not hide its flaws. It is not a book about being a god. But if you have never read a book with a similar style, you can give it a try.

More than a thousand chapters have tied it! I can't believe that the Tomato score is only 8.2. Didn't I tell you that you are all joking, or are there boring people specifically trying to frustrate this novel? Maybe everyone has different tastes? No matter what, I still can't imagine that there is only a ridiculous score of 8.2. This is the most interesting novel I have read on Tomato so far. From the moment I clicked on the first chapter, I never wanted to take my eyes away from the book for even a moment. Do you know what this concept is to me? I can't believe it myself. You can look at my total Pomodoro reading time. I have to emphasize again that more than half of my reading time was without a registered account. This time only started to accumulate after I registered an account. And this novel is the only novel I have read that I don't want to stop and do anything else in the middle. It is almost the same as one of the core themes of this novel: "Forward! Forward! Forward!" [Laughter and cry][Laughter and cry][Laughter and cry]

It's pretty good. There are no particularly big loopholes in the settings. The feeling of pleasure is also online. You can take a look. The protagonist has always carried out the identity of a lone wolf in the book. He has no ambiguity with the opposite sex. It is mostly an exchange of interests. Apart from himself and the machine, there are no intelligent creatures on the train.

The overall content is quite in line with the taste. There may be some minor flaws in the early stage (the comments in the comment area are basically talking about trading, but I personally don't feel anything about it. It doesn't mean anything to me. Of course, it varies from person to person). If you can resist it later, it will be okay. Basically, there is no big problem. The writing is not very good, and it is relatively homogeneous in Tomato. But the setting is more interesting, the world view is grand, and there are more foreshadowings (I hope the author can come back). It is completely qualified as a cool article. It is basically horizontally promoted and can be used to pass the time without any problem. But if you think about it carefully, there is nothing you can do. There are still many controversial points in the book. For example, one is the character of the protagonist, who is extremely selfish. Regarding this point, it is mainly due to the later incident of absorbing Zhao Lin's luck (it is a small poisonous point for me, but I can resist it). The author gave a somewhat double-standard description of the protagonist's behavior. It is inevitable that you will not achieve a high score, but there is no need for some comments in the comment area to be offensive simply for the sake of being offensive. Finally, the author, if you see this comment, I hope you can reply to what the role of Zhao Lin is, because she appears too frequently, giving people the feeling of being a heroine. Although I have seen it so far, I am completely the protagonist's tool man.

It's pretty good to watch. The protagonist's sublimation talent is quite attractive. But it's a bit tiring to choose one of the two and always choose a single mission station. The character design of the protagonist is not handled well. He is stingy with acquaintances, deceitful, and inexplicably sympathetic to some strangers. If you ignore this flaw, it is still good-looking overall.

It's hard not to have soldiers among 10,000 people. They will definitely try their best to change their guns, because soldiers are generally more confident. The next target after getting a gun will definitely be a goblin village. The golden belt for murder and arson. What does the village represent? It represents food, water, wood, ores, and even other materials. Low-level goblins cannot have magic. The male protagonist is timid, and he cannot develop as fast as robbing a village.

Not bad. The personality is a bit selfish, which is indeed a bit poisonous. If you can accept it, you can watch it. If you skip the early stage, it will indeed look pretty good later on. There seems to be no problem getting along with women, but the population ratio is weird, and there don't seem to be many men around the protagonist. Overall, it's pretty good in the same genre (it may be the same genre I've read, but it's either more vicious, too short, or out of date)

Small disadvantages: early transactions; train level; character gender (this is actually not bad) Advantages: Invincible; very thoughtful in sublimation; wonderful plot concept. As a survival series, it can be said to be top-notch, and it will be a permanent fixture on your bookshelf👌🏻

The writing is very good, but there are too many women. The supporting characters who are related to the protagonist are mostly women, and most of the main supporting roles are played by women. In the platform world that the protagonist experiences, those who become novice train conductors are basically women. There are too few male supporting roles, and the protagonist is not a stallion. Even if the gender is a little more even...

In Tomato, it is considered a top-notch work. If you can get past it in the early stage, I think it is quite exciting later on. If you can't watch it, it just means that you haven't adapted to tomatoes yet, and your ability to resist poison is not very good [laughing evilly]. I have been chasing the latest books. In my eyes, they are already delicacies. There is no need to describe the emotional scenes too much, so just move on. The current Tomato score, except for those who deliberately suppress the score, basically conforms to the content of the book. The score in the book generally hovers around 7 points. This part requires gold mining and counts as a street food stall. If it has more than 500,000 words and can score eight points, it is considered a masterpiece. If it is an ordinary dinner, it is considered delicious. A nine-point score is basically not only delicious, but also well-written, in-depth, logically rigorous, and considered a delicacy.

It's okay, some details are a little bad, but overall it's good. The protagonist is an extreme refined egoist, an iron rooster, please take precautions before watching.

The whole story is neither majestic nor frustrating, nor procrastinating. There are no messy emotional lines. The entire story focuses on survival, upgrading, and crushing opponents. It is very enjoyable and intensive. The setting is novel, the plot is unreliable, and it becomes more and more exciting as it goes on. I sincerely recommend this book, and I hope it will get a rating of 9.0 Or above as soon as possible (record the reading time [eating melon]) It really becomes more interesting as you go to the back.