Highway Survival: From the Start, I Snatch Every Treasure Chest

I've read up to chapter 131 so far, and the details are handled well; I haven't found any major flaws yet. The teammates aren't just decorative; they each have their own unique characteristics. It's a high-quality novel! No, I can't bring myself to kill that rebellious female swindler. I can't just let her go, so I'm taking her with me. Am I keeping her around for the New Year? Is it really that hard to resist a woman?

Great, the protagonist isn't a saint, she's a nanny. Lone wolf? How can a man with three women not be considered a lonely wolf? I could tolerate not killing Wang Siyao, but daring to bring you along shows you're really hungry! Decisive in killing? I didn't see that coming, but I do see you have the potential to be a simp.

First, when your child throws a tantrum, you don't see aggression, but rather their deep-seated hurt. Second, when your child talks back, you don't see stubbornness, but a heart yearning for affirmation. Third, when your child lies to you, you don't see deception, but the fear of being caught.

This is a survival story in the style of the Virgin Mary.

The higher the score, the harder it is to achieve, so the number of coins obtained should increase exponentially. In the beginner dungeon, you get one coin just for getting your driver's license, but the main character only got two.

(Top) Red LV8, 40/50 points 150%: Immersion 5, Attraction 5 125%: Writing 4, Creativity 4 75%: Cheat 3, Setting 4, Rhythm 4, Main Plot 3, Character Design 3, Logic 3 Difficulty score 146.2 The previous board is disabled, so that's it.

This type of story is new to me, quite novel and interesting. The protagonist gains precognition through rebirth, and his personality is alright. The main issue is the addition of the deceptive talent later on, which I don't like. The other characters are okay. Personally, I think the later blue and red character scripts are weak, but still readable.

It's alright. The variety of characters is novel, there are few dangerous spots, the teammates are reliable and there's not much infighting. They kill when they need to and fight when they need to, and they're quite ruthless. When they're vulnerable, they know how to use their brains, and when they're powerful, they don't bully others. They have a bottom line.

Each instance is different and exciting, and the classification of small, medium, and large vehicles is novel. The armored mech design is also very cool. However, the plot involving the second female lead's brother is a bit weak; a messy situation is inevitable. I'm adding a star for the subject matter; it's rare to find something like this.

I listened to it intermittently. I listened again when I wasn't paying attention, and watched it again when I got home at night. I'm 20 years old now, and I only read light reads. This book is alright; today is the third day, and I haven't finished it yet, mainly because I've been too busy.