I woke up to find myself trapped on a train with thirty-nine girls from my class and our female counselor.
The good news: There’s water on board.
The bad news: There’s no food.
The worse news: The doors are locked.
Our counselor, Ye Qingqing, reminds everyone to stay calm and take stock of our supplies.
Bai Hu, a student athlete, suggests splitting into groups to search for useful resources.
Gu Qingcheng, looking worried, asks, “Four days? We’re supposed to be trapped like this for four days?”
As for me, Lin Lang, a sophomore, I suddenly awaken the [Train System].
The System says I’m the train’s administrator and can duplicate supplies.
It also says that if I make it to the final stop alive, I can go home.
But the System never told me...
Why is everyone starting to treat me like the key to everything?
Why do they always come to me for advice at the most critical moments?
A train bound for an unknown destination.
How is this ordinary survival?
This is clearly the ultimate test.
It's great! The setting is novel, the system is full of players, and the only male protagonist has a strong sense of contrast. The tense feeling of survival is blended with the funny Shura field. The rhythm is brisk, both exciting and funny, and it's easy to get addicted.
Very nice. , The plot is novel, the author will update it soon.
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Not bad, not bad. This kind of setting is quite rare. It is an all-female awakening system. This is the second book I have read. Come on.
Although there are traces of useful AI. . . But the advantage of this book is that all the girls have a good impression at the beginning, and not one of them makes trouble.
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The author listened to the advice, so I added it