Train Survival: I Have a Safe House

The plot is okay, but the heroine is a little bit mad towards her teammates, and she doesn't feel that her teammates are helping the heroine. Instead, the heroine repeatedly distributes the things she has kept in her space to her teammates. When something happened to the heroine, her teammates didn't help her at all, it was a stranger who helped her. It feels better if the heroine is a lone wolf.

The plot design is eye-catching, the overall style is light and bright, and you can feel the author's creative ingenuity. However, it can be seen that this is a newcomer's work, and the attention to detail is slightly lacking: not only is the description of details thin, but the character of the protagonist is not clear enough, there are also problems such as excessive supporting roles and a small copy of the plot. The plot was attractive in the early stage, but it gradually became a running story later on. Conflicts were buried but not properly resolved. The plot was designed but not developed in depth. The overall completion level needs to be improved. I look forward to the author polishing the writing style and improving the details in the future~

It's okay. It's a relaxing train story. It's fun to have a separate room for each person.

It's quite interesting. The characters in it are lively and interesting, and each character has a distinct personality. Especially the European Emperor is a very interesting person, and the heroine is also a very good person, very interesting.