Highway Survival: The Fastest Legend

It's excellent for its genre; although it has some minor flaws, it's still worth watching. I didn't care about the small poisons at first, but Sister Qin came at me with a huge poison spot, and it really made me poop out.

It's tied now, and so far it's considered a good watch. It's an unconventional road-racing survival game, without any treasure chest openings or monster-killing scenes; it's just driving around, but the pacing is tight and doesn't drag. I didn't really like the part around chapter 100 where they rescue Sister Qin; I felt taking such a big risk was unnecessary, since they couldn't take her with them, and rescuing her would be pointless. The risk and reward weren't proportional.

You can watch it in one go without thinking. The protagonist is a hidden professional who can choose a sports car, while other players don't have a sports car option. Out of 1 billion people, only the protagonist chooses a sports car and is far ahead of the competition. 🤦

The protagonist, with just a car and an amateur status, crushed professional racers in a speed race 🤣 Everything else was fine.

It's a survival genre I haven't seen before, but Qin Jie's part was really not good; even though she was saved, it was useless. Personally, I think it's okay to skip it; the missing props don't seem to matter much. For now, it's watchable.

Aside from the slightly problematic part about Sister Qin, it's generally fine, scoring around 7-8 out of 10. It's the first time I've seen a story about rushing to the top without much treasure hunting. It's just a little drawn out; since it's called "The Fastest Legend," the first six parts could have been faster, given the rebirth aspect. I don't know if the later parts can be written more slowly.

It's alright, I'll give it a thumbs up, but it's a bit like AI. I don't think there's anything particularly bad about it. Those who haven't watched it yet can check it out.

So good!

It's pretty good; the novel suits my taste. The part about Sister Qin was bearable enough. But later on, author, you can just remove the "lone wolf" label and add multiple female leads, not to mention the zombie part later on. Does the protagonist have to sleep with women everywhere? Can't he get special items without sleeping with women? Does it have to be written like this? Just make it a quick fix.

It's alright, the only road trip survival novel I've followed to the point where I got to read extra chapters.