"What?"
"You mean, even the space train sells station tickets these days?"
A seatless ticket, a journey to the Milky Way.
I boarded the star train 472 universes earlier than the pioneers.
This is a collapsed world, and we are traveling on the Starry Railway.
I have a standing ticket, can I still reach the stars?
Mr. Xing, save me!
Reader comments
It feels like the writing is very restrained, but: Lao Yang generally refers to Beng San Walter, and the Star Rail train crew is called Uncle Yang or Mr. Walter.
Dan Heng is not an iceberg man. He is reserved and steady, but he doesn't say a few words. In fact, he has a strong sense of being alive. He's the type who begs for a pillow fight in March but can't agree, so he watches the game and kills it by hitting his pillow with precision when he's being attacked.
Although the protagonist helps Pam share the food and some cleaning work, Pam still loves to clean.
In fact, there are a lot of delicious things in the universe, and there are also many tourist planets (such as planets transformed into giant gashapon).
Finally, I don't know if it was a mistake, but the author's description of the atmosphere before Little Gray Hair boarded the bus is still close to imagination. Grayfur had to get active once he got on the bus.
To be honest, this book should be recommended, and many people will come here.
I think it's good for the author to exercise restraint, at least it's not impossible to come back to his senses.
But... Has the author really played Star Rail? There are still many fans of this game in Tomato who are very aggressive. I hope the author can learn more about the basic setting and background before the big army comes. I retreated first (bow)
The writing is still very good, with a rare sense of daily life. After all, the main plot of Beng Tie is quite intense. But there are indeed some setting problems. The characters of Dan Heng and Lao Yang are not that stable.
Those who give me five stars are all my adoptive fathers
It feels like the writing is very restrained, but: Lao Yang generally refers to Beng San Walter, and the Star Rail train crew is called Uncle Yang or Mr. Walter. Dan Heng is not an iceberg man. He is reserved and steady, but he doesn't say a few words. In fact, he has a strong sense of being alive. He's the type who begs for a pillow fight in March but can't agree, so he watches the game and kills it by hitting his pillow with precision when he's being attacked. Although the protagonist helps Pam share the food and some cleaning work, Pam still loves to clean. In fact, there are a lot of delicious things in the universe, and there are also many tourist planets (such as planets transformed into giant gashapon). Finally, I don't know if it was a mistake, but the author's description of the atmosphere before Little Gray Hair boarded the bus is still close to imagination. Grayfur had to get active once he got on the bus. To be honest, this book should be recommended, and many people will come here. I think it's good for the author to exercise restraint, at least it's not impossible to come back to his senses. But... Has the author really played Star Rail? There are still many fans of this game in Tomato who are very aggressive. I hope the author can learn more about the basic setting and background before the big army comes. I retreated first (bow)
The writing is still very good, with a rare sense of daily life. After all, the main plot of Beng Tie is quite intense. But there are indeed some setting problems. The characters of Dan Heng and Lao Yang are not that stable.
Those who give me five stars are all my adoptive fathers