Taking a Train on a Wild Ride
开着火车去撒野
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 922k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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Interaction is an irreplaceable form of happiness.
When I woke up this morning, I saw a lot of comments from readers in the backend. One reader, "Steel Dragon's Breath," whose name clearly indicates that he's a veteran reader, had dug up a bunch of Easter eggs like an engineer in the middle of the night.
Very good. I'm willing to give the author a monthly pass just for this opening to encourage them and to commemorate those who have fantastic dreams. I'd like to submit a suggestion for the protagonist's company: let's call it "New World." This world is new to the protagonist, who, with experiences from another world and fantastical abilities, will lead this world towards a new one.
Please vote on your preferred content.
A. System upgrade b. Train upgrade c. Special Team Members d. Dimensional Reduction Attack e. Local customs and traditions f. Exotic cuisine g. Please speak for other matters.
This is what happens when your writing skills are lacking (sadly). The story is fairly interesting, but the scattered descriptions, unfocused writing, and strange sentence breaks are all areas the author needs to improve. There's potential, keep it up!
The main plot is unclear, the pacing is constipated, and the character names are a jumbled mess. Some have compared it to "My Best Friend's Story," where every character is memorable and well-developed. This book only lists character names without locations; I have no idea what anyone is supposed to do. The author's ambition is good, but it feels pretentious, and I predict it will flop.
Shennong is here
The content was a mess and made it boring.
When I saw the high-speed, low-blocking ratio, I knew that the author's theoretical knowledge was sufficient to handle the task. As I continued flipping through the pages, the increasingly strong blend of Western fantasy and literary style with hardcore steampunk content caught me off guard. Time is money, my friend.
The content itself is fine, but it's just not engaging at all. I thought it would be a classic tale of a train stuntman, but it's nothing like that... It's all about backstabbing and a bunch of names and places I can't remember...
Russian TRZ40
Russia's response to the Railway Guerrilla
Honestly, the main plot of this book is way too drawn out, with far too much explanation in the margins. Readers aren't that fragile; they won't abandon the book just because they don't understand something. Some of the settings could be placed in bonus chapters with accompanying images.