Armored Train in the Apocalypse

Your book is much better than that one written by "Unparalleled Cola," in terms of logic, writing style, and character development. That's why I'm puzzled as to why his grades are so much better than yours; those grades should belong to you.

I can accept not supporting idlers, but I can't accept excessive exploitation, especially when it means demanding they provide their own food! A small bread roll and a bottle of water are used to buy a whole day's worth of food? And making fun of others is even more unseemly.

Having read up to Chapter 160, the beginning was actually quite good, keeping me wanting to continue reading. However, the reading experience plummeted after the battle in the new city of the Steel Council, when the protagonist's dual-talent genes began to collapse.

Online writing is a battle where one success is built on the bones of countless failures. Your current achievements have an element of hard work, but much of it is due to luck. There are plenty of people with better writing skills who haven't achieved as much success or have even flopped. No matter how many personal problems you have, they are just excuses.

This isn't for me. I couldn't stand it after reading eight chapters. Society is already a bit dark, and you write it so darkly? Can't there be some light? I don't like it.

Personally, I feel that this recent series, while maintaining a "mainstream" theme and even getting quite excited, has a somewhat absurd mobilization effect when placed in a post-apocalyptic setting. After all, after so much intrigue and prolonged survival, a sense of national belonging and honor has been eroded. I believe some people will spontaneously resist Japan, as depicted in the story.

Currently updated with 24 chapters, the early chapters are fast-paced and a good read! There's no female lead yet, but it seems like she'll appeal to both mother and daughter? Currently, it seems that if we add more cross-dressing elements, create a cohesive ensemble cast, and maintain consistent combat strength, it can be considered a high-quality resource.

I don't understand why they had to be kicked off the train. Why not keep them as provisions when you have empty seats? Or perhaps they could be a suicide squad? Or you could just sell them on the train; selling people would be another source of income.

Overall, it's pretty good so far. Within the post-apocalyptic genre, it's already in the top 10% of well-written stories. The superpower system is passable, and the ensemble cast is good. The male lead surpasses 99% of similar novels. However, the character development of the other team members isn't clear enough, and the combat system, at best, is only passable (too few battles for comparison).

Speechless. Who started this trend? Why are all post-apocalyptic novels now filled with trains?