Train Journey Through a Kaleidoscope

This is a good story! It's a typical survival story, and while most survival stories feature a lone female lead without a romantic partner, this one clearly states from the beginning that there's a male lead and a team. I initially came in to try something different, but I was surprised to find the plot engaging.

It's so good, really good! I love this kind of ensemble drama, and the female lead even has a romantic partner! 😳 The male lead is amazing; he doesn't just blindly do good deeds because he's a soldier and sees ordinary people suffering. He's very clear-headed, knowing exactly what he should do and ensuring his team isn't put in danger. I have to say, the female lead's teammates are really great.

Actually, there are many stories like this, but not many are truly interesting. I just finished the first dungeon and it was incredibly fun, unlike the usual tropes! Worth following! The little three-flower is so cute! I'll pet its little head and give it a good rub! Hehehe! Although the protagonist is a character who grows and develops, the writing is quite mature, which is rare. I feel like the rating will increase later on. Leaving a mark to commemorate this!

This genre is quite interesting, but personally, I might not be able to accept the character of Xu Yuan 🤦 He had a lot of flaws at the beginning, and later he scolded the female lead because of the zombie crystal core. Then the female lead had to share her things with them and help them grow. That part made me very upset. Why was the female lead the one who was scolded, and why did she have to apologize first? Aside from that, the author's writing is quite good. See you next time!

It's really, really good; it's not your typical, mainstream infinite flow story. The main characters? They each have their own strengths and weaknesses, but the weaknesses I see so far are the girl who makes the wish, one of the female teammates' excessive kindness, and her carelessness. Later on, it might not be a team mission anymore, but rather an individual one. Still, it's quite enjoyable overall.

I really enjoyed the team-based dungeons written by the author; each member had their own distinct personality. I loved seeing how they complemented each other. Their individual battles, however, mostly involved dungeon characters or other quest participants encountered by the female protagonist. I'm really looking forward to seeing them work together as a team later on. It's great, I really enjoyed the story of the male and female protagonists working together as a team.

It looks great. The one star I'm missing is because I don't like making wishes.

It's alright, but the female lead is too soft-hearted. What was her female teammate's name again? I didn't like her; she was so annoying. The female lead's constant selflessness and lack of concern for others is just baffling. Also, there's too little content; it's not enough. Keep up the good work, author!

It's really good! Could you tell me who the male lead is? 💕

The author is trying hard to keep the characters' personalities consistent throughout the book. Feel free to criticize any inconsistencies; the author won't swear, and will simply ignore them. 🤭 This is a story imagined by the author. I believe that every ordinary person has an extraordinary dream, so the author designed the characters in the book.