--- Blurb ---
After a cataclysmic earthquake, countless enormous fissures opened in the ground. A gray mist seeped out of them, turning anyone caught in it into mindless monsters.
The only thing that could save humanity was an ancient train that appeared along with the earthquake and could not be corrupted by the dark mist.
Thus began the age of the "Underground Cities."
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To obtain train tickets, survivors ventured into unknown underground cities to compete for all kinds of resources and incredible powers.
Anna awakened the rare Priest class and became a highly sought-after healer aboard the train, though she had no team.
However...
In a high-risk underground city, the Priest whom everyone considered "too weak to protect herself" was clad in full plate armor, with an iron shield in her left hand and a spiked mace in her right.
Teammate 1: "A Priest in heavy armor?"
Teammate 2: "Who let her join? Is she trying to make sure we die faster...?"
Teammate 3: "But she knows tons of healing spells!"
Anna: 0_0
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When monsters appeared, the teammates prepared for battle, putting the frail Priest and Mage in the middle for protection.
But the silent Priest girl suddenly cast a white spell into the crowd.
The light orb drifted gently into a monster, killing it on the spot.
Then Anna picked up her shield and mace and charged into the monster horde, killing one with every swing. The Fighter, Rogue, and Barbarian were all reduced to supporting roles.
The teammates who had joined up temporarily: ???
Everyone: So are we the ones who are actually useless?
· The cover was privately commissioned, and depicts the female lead.
· A heavily modified DND-like setting.
· The female lead is an expressionless little girl who slaughters her way through everything.
· Revisions are either bug fixes or typo corrections.
--- Upcoming novel ---
[Max-Level Life-Class Grand Lord]
The apocalypse arrived, and all of humanity was pulled into an apocalyptic game.
Anle unexpectedly became a lucky player, unlocked every skill, and became a legendary master of life skills.
The major factions even fought each other to claim her.
Anle: With so many powerful backers, which one should I choose?
She happily decided to lie flat, thinking her bright future was already within reach.
Then... she died.
While the major factions were fighting over her, she was accidentally killed in the crossfire.
Anle died with bitter resentment!
Reborn, she returned to the early days of the apocalypse.
She slammed her hand on the table and declared: I can't rely on a single one of them. This time, I'll protect myself!
Some time later, the name "Anle" appeared in everyone's sights once more.
They said she had an enviable class talent, yet lived in an obscure little base.
The leader of a powerful faction sought her out, offering her protection.
But upon entering the base, he saw...
Gold and jewels scattered everywhere, rare little potions carelessly tossed about, fields of fresh fruits and vegetables, and a group of robust, capable followers.
It was practically paradise.
Anle: "What was that you just said?"
"I mean..." The faction leader swallowed. "...Are you recruiting?"
A few days later, that faction fell into chaos.
"Good grief! Our leader went to poach someone from another faction, and the next day he announced he was joining their territory!"
Theme: The world is destined to be remade, and justice will never be absent.
To be honest, I thought I would be able to find my teammates soon, but it turned out that the process took me four chapters, and I kept seeing the guy lowering the limit. In fact, it was really unnecessary.
Are these two people dead? Are they still alive with broken arms and legs? I'm shocked. Are you not afraid of revenge on the heroine that they left like this? The grass will grow again if the spring breeze blows.
The heroine should be less protective of other people's knives, and should not save strangers when she sees them. This does not mean that she will draw the hatred of others towards her because of her high force value. If the heroine saves those few people in this dungeon, she can wait until they are beaten to death and then rescue them, and then go through the plot smoothly. It would be better to provide help in times of need. In fact, the heroine can be a little bit ruthless. It's okay to be kind, but this is a bit too kind. It's really rare to see a plot like this author's
Wouldn't it be better to kill him earlier? They all radiated malice towards the heroine over and over again. It was too slow. It would have been a waste of two scrolls to save them. Killing these two people would not be worth a few hundred gold coins.
I always feel that the position of conductor is very annoying.
When will they all be pressed to death?
One chapter at most. There is no need to write too much about looking for teammates. I have been jealous after seeing a man for several days in a row. I really don't want to see that man again.
There's something wrong with this team, they're squeezing out Anna. Isn't healing very precious? Why don't you support it?
Is it unreasonable for this conductor to target passengers for no reason? Is it because the female protagonist is a conductor?
Why is the heroine always injured? The tasks are more difficult than others. That train conductor is so annoying. Can you change the carriage?