"Doomsday Train: My Carriage Connects to All Worlds"
Lin En travels through the end of the world and is a train conductor, owning an eternal train that can travel through all the worlds.
In the world of The Walking Dead, he is a moving ark of civilization, with Rick and Sword Girl vying to get on the train; in Train to Busan, his rails crush high-speed zombies and save the train of despair; in the radiation wasteland, he sets up Gatling and competes with the zombies for nuclear energy technology...
There are no superpowers, just the roar of steel and gunpowder, and the ever-upgrading technology tree.
From simple rams to electromagnetic turrets, from steam power to nuclear fusion engines.
While other survivors were struggling in the ruins, Linn's train was roaring towards the next world.
His carriage contained the hope of the entire civilization.
"Please note, the next stop is Busan. Passengers who have not boarded the bus, please hurry up."
[Worlds currently scheduled: The Walking Dead, Train to Busan, Resident Evil 1, Fallout, Fear the Walking Dead, Resident Evil 2]
Reader comments
The subject matter is very new. However, I think there are a few things that could be better adjusted: 1. Every time you enter a new world, several different upgrade options should pop up for the protagonist to choose from, instead of deciding directly. 2. The main body of your novel is a train, and then it is an apocalyptic world. The train itself should also increase its firepower, such as installing heavy machine guns and energy cannons on the roof of the train, and installing power grids around the train. Otherwise, the train, which is the main body of your novel, will not have any sense of participation. 3. After watching Resident Evil World, a training room was added to the train, but wasn't there a training place in the first place? There seems to be a simulation warehouse or something like that. The protagonist group and the simulation warehouse were trained in advance on how to deal with the zombies in Resident Evil. Aren't you repeating this?
I want to ask if there is another homeless person in Busan who is not saved? He deserves to be saved [crying]
This book is well written, come on
It turns out there is a female protagonist, but I don't know if she is a big stud in the harem.
The subject matter is very new. However, I think there are a few things that could be better adjusted: 1. Every time you enter a new world, several different upgrade options should pop up for the protagonist to choose from, instead of deciding directly. 2. The main body of your novel is a train, and then it is an apocalyptic world. The train itself should also increase its firepower, such as installing heavy machine guns and energy cannons on the roof of the train, and installing power grids around the train. Otherwise, the train, which is the main body of your novel, will not have any sense of participation. 3. After watching Resident Evil World, a training room was added to the train, but wasn't there a training place in the first place? There seems to be a simulation warehouse or something like that. The protagonist group and the simulation warehouse were trained in advance on how to deal with the zombies in Resident Evil. Aren't you repeating this?
I want to ask if there is another homeless person in Busan who is not saved? He deserves to be saved [crying]
This book is well written, come on
It turns out there is a female protagonist, but I don't know if she is a big stud in the harem.
Well written and the plot is okay