[A ruthless protagonist with no saintly tendencies. Enjoy without worry.]
Chen Xiao transmigrated into an apocalyptic world where civilization had collapsed and zombies had overrun the entire planet. The last humans survived by clinging to trains…
There were only two kinds of people here: trainmasters and slaves.
Trainmasters gathered and mined resources to gradually upgrade and strengthen their trains, surviving in a world riddled with danger and zombies.
Slaves only had to work, gathering resources for the trainmasters in exchange for food and shelter.
Every train needed items called “Train Components” to be upgraded, and the level of those components was capped by the train’s level.
But Chen Xiao’s “Train System” let him upgrade his “Train Components” without any restrictions.
While other trainmasters dismissed the built-in “Heavy Machine Gun” and “Train Blade” as worthless, Chen Xiao upgraded those common components to level 100, only to discover that his train had become invincible.
When a train over ten thousand meters long, with hundreds of carriages, rolled across the wasteland, the “Great Love Immortal Venerable” had become the only safe haven in the world…
Generally speaking, the pace of the book is slow, and the protagonist is a heroic train conductor who will use any method that can increase the mineral output. What I find difficult to accept is that the book uses women to encourage dwarves to mine, and treats women as pure commodities, which is a bit ruinous. However, it does fit the character of the protagonist of the book. The train is called Great Love Immortal Lord, how can the protagonist be the Virgin?
The male protagonist is ruthless enough, not bad, not bad