
My Doomsday Train
我的末日列车
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Apocalyptic Crisis
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
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390Chapters
42kPopularity
1.4kReaders
766Must-read votes
9.0Score
268Ratings
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This is a doomsday story. Different from other doomsday stories, it uses train upgrade as a template. The male protagonist is not a virgin, but he will not kill innocent people indiscriminately. The author's overall view and three views are very correct! I originally wanted to wait until the end before giving a good review, but I decided to give a good review after seeing Chapter 306. I couldn't bear it.
After reading it, I didn't expect that the other books could be connected together 😂
It's good to watch, "Very Good" is very good, very good👽👽👽
It's novel at first, but there are no highlights in the middle and back, it's relatively bland, and it's just a shot in battle, and it's all a lot of functional explanations.
The early stage is pretty good, the resource settings are like a game, although it hurts to look at it, but the other settings are pretty good. In the middle and later stages, resources collapsed again. After a few years of development, other civilizations were easily destroyed. . .
It's like reading a game story, the content is just cheating, push it all the way, just read it as a cool article
I saw the part where the train conductor came back to seek revenge. Although the author's writing at the beginning is okay, he uses ruthlessness to control evil thoughts in dangerous situations, and even gets a supervisor and a younger brother. At this point, it is considered reasonable and well-founded. But the system collapsed as soon as it arrived. The task is given to the train easily, with almost no twists and turns, and the protagonist's character image is quickly flattened, because there are no decent events to set it off. The original train conductor also has a brain problem when he comes back. It is obvious that the fallen carriage has a heavy machine gun. Even if the heavy machine gun you made yourself cannot hurt the conductor, will the thugs not be affected? What's more, from the perspective of the train conductor, the train order was obtained by the protagonist through good luck. Is it really impossible for the protagonist to drop something again? Even if resources are limited and it is impossible to create new accessories, how about exposing them to the open space without considering the potential dangers? Such a brain can be a train conductor... In addition, the protagonist also has some problems with his thoughts on trains. The environment is indeed different, but he immediately accepts that he will become the leader of an organization similar to pirates and considers robbing slaves from the settlement. This change is also very abrupt...
The main structure is very good, but the later stage is too boring and lacks innovation.
It's a good short article. It's just about what the author can write. I can't comment on it. The review is a bit too much...
Anyone who can read this book for more than 50 hours is a genius