[Two Realms] [The Power of a Nation] [Endless Train] [Hardcore Survival] [Group Exploration] [Team Cooperation] [The Protagonist Is Not Almighty] [Single Female Protagonist]
"Uncle policeman, I am applying to hand over a strange world."
"Although the civilization in this world has perished, its technological level is extremely high. The only drawback is that the characters will squirm, but it shouldn't be a big problem..."
Lu An inexplicably traveled to a dead world. Apart from a magical train, all he could rely on was his own talent of being able to return after death.
Sadly, memories are not inherited after death...
The dangers everywhere made it difficult for him to move, and he couldn't even move the train.
When he was having a nervous breakdown, he accidentally contacted Daxia through the radio.
The news confirmed that the whole country was in an uproar, and the country's top officials held a top-level meeting overnight.
"Issue Document Zero, immediately establish the Overseas Control Bureau, and hire Comrade Lu An as the director!"
"Set up the most professional think tank and do our best to analyze the cause of Comrade Lu An's death!"
"Now, use the strength of the whole country to let Comrade Lu An drive the train forward until it returns to Earth!"
Under the roar of the state machine, Lu An's road to survival finally officially set sail.
Relying on the furnace that can convert any item into energy and the radio that can communicate across the world,
Lu An joins hands with Da Xia to embark on this endless railway.
Destroyed civilizations one after another, dead worlds filled with strange entities, other trains running on the railway...
The destruction never stops, and death always follows.
And Lu An's only obsession is to go home!
Reader comments
The subject matter is good, but the character development of the protagonist is not very good. What is more fatal is that the ambiguous plot (the emotional line of the male and female protagonists) accounts for too much and takes up a large part of the page (the above is my personal review)
The chapter plot is still very good, mainly because I don't understand why there is such a plot about love when this is the case [face covering]
The subject matter is good, but the character development of the protagonist is not very good. What is more fatal is that the ambiguous plot (the emotional line of the male and female protagonists) accounts for too much and takes up a large part of the page (the above is my personal review)
The chapter plot is still very good, mainly because I don't understand why there is such a plot about love when this is the case [face covering]
Really good