Get on Board! The Survival Train Is About to Leave!

Male-centered, of course, this is 100% male-centered for me. It may not be a problem for some people, so you can read my comments. The plot of this book is relatively bland, but it's okay and can be read. In the previous 100 chapters, some kind, ruthless, and selfish women were described, so that's okay. There is a three-person team in the article. The leader of the team is a girl, and the remaining two are boys. The girl is described as cruel and ruthless, which is okay. From the beginning, boys have called each other brothers and buddies. Of course, they have not called girls brothers, but I am already stressed about these two words, and I have not seen girls calling each other sisters. It was even more uncomfortable in the middle of writing. Several female characters had ABB-style names. The author replied that this was done carefully. Now I see Zombie Rising, there are two big villains in it, one male and one female. The male has a higher status, which is reflected in the fact that the male speaks first and the female speaks later. What others say about them is: This man is very powerful and dedicated, and this woman is very beautiful. Of course, I don't see any RN words in this article, and there aren't too many brainless villains. Some of them might just die after appearing in 100 words, and their IQs are online. Moreover, this survival game is not a general trend. This survival game involves mutual help. Of course, if your own life and death are involved, you may harm others. Then the author is more active in responding to readers' comments, but the content and method of the reply are a bit disappointing to me. In short, the front was okay, but it was a little watery, but the back was unacceptable to me, so I withdrew. If I were to give it a real score, I would give it a 3, with 1.5 Deducted for the wording and 0.5 For the plot.

It's tied now, and there's no point in it for me. The heroine is more intelligent, has a golden finger, and the plot does not drag on. There are no objectionable supporting characters or plot points, no repeated descriptions of the heroine's appearance, no repeated descriptions of the other supporting female characters' appearances, no exalting of the supporting male characters, no deliberate vilification of the supporting female characters, no female rivalry, no humiliation of women, and there are more highlights in the supporting roles for women as well as for men. As for the villains in it, there are both men and women, and their bad points are not vulgar or stereotyped. The supporting male characters described have not been seen thinking with their lower bodies, and most of them are normal people. So far, it's a five-star review, with good writing, logical logic, and no major pitfalls. Worth seeing!

The pacing is pretty good, there are no degrading words, and Born to Survive never uses words like delicate to describe the heroine. It's a little cheat, nothing outrageous, and it's a very comfortable novel.

Infinite Streaming is good-looking. Please note that up to now, there are no subtle points in the review, no charming men, no nerve-wracking derogatory remarks about women. It is not an al text, it is handwritten. The heroine herself is very smart, I like this kind of heroine very much, and the concept is also very novel. It is very dull at first, but the more you read, the better it becomes. I usually don't read new stories and only read new ones, but this seductive one made me not want to read. You can use your imagination, but unlimited streaming dungeons require your brain. Come on, I will keep chasing.

It has been updated to chapter 289 so far, and I have seen 147 chapters. The writing style is smooth, flowing, and the copy is flowing. It can be seen that the first few dungeons are a bit immature (the ones in the same dungeon as the protagonist cannot survive. Maybe the early stage is to show that the world is not simple, and the overall composition of the dungeon is not simple.) But it gets better and better later on (and it can be seen that Dada pays more attention to details. This is quite friendly to detail control.) In fact, I originally wanted to review the book after reading it, so that I could say more.

In the Mugen Train series, there are currently no surprises. The heroine is a master cultivator, but she is currently a clone (guessed: Golden Crow Talisman and various talismans). Current summary: ①The boundaries are roughly: Wild dark area (danger: absorbing energy independently, currently only the soul-fixing incense can guide the way, most ghosts travel by bus) + ghost area (the territories formed by big ghosts and small ghosts themselves, the highest level dungeon currently available is "town", and there are villages, villages and the like) ②Current power: Ghost party: entertainment company (specializes in writing scripts to allow ghosts to merge with humans and attempt to invade the Mugen Train. I wonder if it will be successful?) + Tourist group + place (the territory of the big ghost and the little ghost is connected to the Mugen Train, so you can notify it to send people over), Human side: Mugen Train (Doubtful attitude? It is suspected that they are confronting and balancing cooperation with the ghost side. There may be interests involved, or do they have the same purpose? They not only send people to the ghost world as consumables, but also protect the human side and enhance their strength) ③The heroine currently has no clear partner, but I hope it can be an all-female partner. As of the latest chapter, there is no ambiguity and no surprises. Although the world view has only been expanded a little bit, we can still see the general direction of the follow-up. I am very much looking forward to the new copy of the heroine. I love reading this genre. The author will give it a boost!

I like the character of the heroine very much, she is more intelligent and has a golden finger. I think the content of the copy is pretty good, the logic is relatively clear, and the story line is quite complete. Overall, the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages. The supporting characters that have appeared so far are all well drawn, and the villains are both male and female (not brainless). In addition, in the latest chapter, there is no case of male players discriminating against female players, nor is there any situation where male players think with their lower bodies, and there is no such embarrassing appearance description. These points are completely super plus points for me.

Personally, I think it's more warm-hearted. There are also descriptions of the sinister nature of human nature, and there are also stories about life and death, but they won't exaggerate the darkness too much. The focus of the description is still on the heroine. Anyway, there is no shortcomings at the moment. The story concept can be used, and the imagination and writing can be used.

The author's writing skills are solid, the story structure and plot design are particularly brilliant, and each link is particularly attractive. Overall, it was a good reading experience. However, the heroine's personality is biased toward the Virgin. She is often too soft-hearted and tolerant. Occasionally, I felt a little anxious while reading it, but it still does not affect this book.

There are a lot of supporting female characters in it, so there won't be any degrading words for women, but the plot is too flat, either scary or funny. Goldfinger needs to be sadistic or the supporting characters die tragically to make it more interesting. The protagonist can easily follow the plot but it can't be streamlined. The character and background can be written better.