Train Survival: Just How Many Spatial Items Do You Have?

For this dungeon setting, "The curse of the Snow Maiden has shrouded this village for as long as they can remember. Every year from the first to the thirtieth day of the twelfth lunar month, two men will die randomly in the village every day, and it is untouchable. The only way to survive is to sacrifice an adult man whose vitality has not been released.", Five-star praise.

The plot is pretty good, but the first copy was a bit boring. This is not supposed to be a female-oriented narrative, there are still many stereotypes, and "TM" is opened to kill. The character development of the heroine is not very good. When the plot progresses, it is normal. But from time to time, there will be a dark quotation from an elementary school student, which analyzes the heroine's heart and makes her self-conscious intentionally or unintentionally. It's very similar to the kind of person who quarreled with his parents when he was a child and then went dark. He fantasizes about becoming cold and ruthless, writing papers like crazy and improving his grades by leaps and bounds, but never smiling again... The heroine completely fits this fantasy. Wearing a mask, he has different personality slices when facing different people. In fact, he is a monster who has no inner fluctuations in the face of the death of his kind. Well, Slice and Monster is taken from the original text. The emotionally cold monster is the female protagonist's evaluation of herself, with different character slices and the little madman's evaluation from the male and female protagonists. No matter, pick a castle first as a sign of respect! What adult would describe himself like this? Then the main character has a main plot of looking for his brother. Is it interspersed with a plot that reminds him of his brother and makes him fall in love? Not to mention how blunt he is, he is not related by blood, but he is super nice to his younger sister and is missing. He is full of buffs. Readers who don't like the trope of "strong women make stronger men" can withdraw first. The elder brother may not be the male protagonist, but his weight in the heart of the female protagonist and his role in running through the main plot can still be regarded as half the male protagonist even if he takes the family line. The heroine's survival skills were all taught by her brother, and she even had special emotional training to prevent adultery... She is currently missing, so she must have entered the game, and it was earlier than the heroine, so she must be a boss if nothing else. In short, the heroine's social circle is closely related to her brother. Her friend is Lu Tian, ​​and her younger brother is someone who seems to be her brother. It just... Feels like everything is being overwhelmed. As a female protagonist, I personally feel that "females are stronger than men", and I feel uncomfortable when I see plot clips related to my brother. It's too pretentious. The heroine is already an "emotionally cold monster", so we need to set up such a brother. All in all, it's a very novel setting. The plot is actually okay and can be watched. In the original version of Yuki Ono, all the people being sacrificed were men. This setting was well received. The first copy of the 190 dead man pretending not to go out was also well received. The plot is not bad, but every now and then there is a scene about my mother-in-law that is "difficult" to watch.

The subject matter is quite interesting, and the character of the heroine is also quite good. She is careful and intelligent. I just want to ask if the heroine will have offensive skills in the future? If there is only space, doesn't it mean that everyone has to act in a team and there is no combat effectiveness? Will the heroine be a lone wolf or will there be a team? Because I see that the heroine already has people she knew before.

I read more than 40 chapters in one go. So far it's very interesting, although there are a lot of character names and I can't recognize them clearly. This book is different from ordinary copies of survival novels. You can watch the fighting between the liar (player) and the liar (NPC). Personally, I don't think it is enough, but you can try it if you want to gain weight.

Positive reviews: I have seen the chapter on the Welfare Station, and it has already tied. The overall book is good, with slight flaws in the writing (but it is not a major flaw). The plot of each copy is also logical, and the left and right brains do not compete with each other. The whole text also has a main line running through it, and the author is not good at writing! Very happy. At the same time, some plot descriptions may be a bit concise and concise, but it is okay. If anyone asks, the author will explain it! And there are no plots such as humiliating women, torturing women, and female supporting roles. There are even more female supporting characters than male supporting characters. (Female-channeled novels require women to be more outstanding, whether she is the heroine, the female supporting character, or all the members are present. In short, the male highlights cannot be greater than the female). I hope the author will continue to do so and write better articles. Write articles that you agree with and that readers will like. It may be difficult, but I think the author has great potential! Come on!!!!

It's really good to watch. The heroine is not only trying her best to stay alive, but she is also doing her best to help. Of course, she is not a virgin, nor does she save people randomly. She will help women who have the courage to resist. Although other people have selfish motives and work hard to stay alive, they still do whatever it takes. There is a trace of goodwill, even if you only cooperate once, even if you help the aborigines to resist once, I really like every flesh-and-blood player and aboriginals in it, they are three-dimensional, not one-sided, not simply good and evil, they all have their own complex characters

The heroine is really cautious. This is a real survival story. Most people are very discerning, because those who are not careful will not live long, and trust is a rare thing. There is no cp in the introduction for the time being, and I hope it will always be cp-free (I can't imagine what it would be like to have cp). Currently, there is no cp, and there is no one to target. The heroine is also growing, her strength is increasing, and she has gained a large space for planting. I believe it will get better and better. (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤️

It's even, the author is very good. Sometimes, if you don't include repeated item introductions, you're afraid readers will forget them, but if you do, it's likely that the word count is too high. This book is placed directly in the commentary. If you want to read it, click on it yourself. There are also tedious calculations and statistics, which are also placed in the paragraphs and comments. If you want to read them, you can click on them yourself without counting the number of words. So cool👍👍👍

To be honest, the settings of the survival game + space ability are badly written, but this book has achieved huge innovations on such a basic setting; it is very powerful, and the plot is not picky, but the space skill is not innovative enough and just follow the crowd (nothing that shines at the moment); the plot is really exciting, every copy has a twist, and the portrayal of human nature is also very real, which is very good (general literary NPCs are heavily stereotyped), and the plot is very enough to maintain this level. It is hoped that innovation in capabilities will also keep up. If not, this is fine now, but I feel a bit sorry for the SSS level. After all, props like space were really cherished at the beginning, but from the perspective of the third world, there seems to be a shortage of experienced players with basic abilities. From this point of view, the protagonist's skills are a bit stretched.

It can be regarded as a large-scale role-playing survival game. There are quite a lot of heroines and interesting skills. She has not yet developed her attack power. She relies solely on her own strength to fight. The female characters that appear all have their own strengths. It's just that there are too many characters and it's a bit tiring to watch.