Doomsday Train: Infinite Upgrades

The rhythm is tight and gradual. It's been a long time since I've seen such a good apocalyptic novel. Now that I'm following the latest chapters, I feel like the worldview is gradually unfolding in front of readers. I'm really looking forward to what kind of imagination the author can bring to me. The story is very immersive. Because of the tight rhythm, I couldn't extricate myself from the stories that came one after another. I just hope that the author can summarize the overall upgrade of the train every few chapters. After all, it is a story that revolves around the train. Summarizing the upgrade can improve the positive feedback of readers when reading the book. It can also help to connect the plot in a timely manner when catching up on updates, while improving the sense of immersion and weakening the sense of fragmentation in reading caused by waiting for updates.

I have a question, why do we always accept 3 new people every time? Does the author have any obsession with the number 3?

It's nice to read, and the details are pretty good. It's a rare good book on Tomato. Unfortunately, there are not many updates, so I'll stock up first. Then I hope it's a novel without a heroine, and there won't be any emotional drama.

This kind of non-rebirth, non-universal game survival theme feels better. There is no boring forum plot, and there is no cliche plot like Ou Huangmei. It is not limited to the development of a lone wolf alone. There is a team and partners, and there are no emotional dramas for the time being. At least it's very comfortable to watch in the early stage. Don't collapse in the later stage [punch out][punch out]

How long does it take for the suspended train to be completed? Otherwise, if it breaks somewhere, the train will be useless.

The writing is okay and the plot doesn't drag. As long as his teammates don't hold him back, and there is no Virgin who doesn't hinder the pig's feet, a 40-year-old maintenance worker can perform well.

I am willing to give this book five stars. It is one of the better doomsday novels in Tomato.

Can we collect those soldiers? I think they are just small soldiers, compared to that younger brother. And Su's physique is much better, which will help even more.

It is well written, and the reactions of ordinary people in unexpected situations are shown. It's too real and fast-paced, not watery. But let's explain the worldview at least 🤔

It's not bad, but I feel that the teammates at the beginning are a bit difficult to stretch. If you can accept it, you can continue watching. In addition, I feel that the golden finger is a bit stretched on the crotch, and there is no climax point.