Surviving in a Coal Mine, I Was Pulled Into the Management Group

It's a survival novel, and the environment is well created. The protagonist and his antagonist both have brains, there is no forced intelligence, the plot is reasonable and rigorous, the environment is richly described, and there is a sense of substitution. Various activities are designed to be interesting. It is not as simple and mindless as just killing and killing, but also requires using your brain and flexibly using the golden fingers of group management, which is very good.

Woohoo, I finished it after I came back from school. It's really good to watch, but it's a bit short. The title is foreshadowing, the subject matter is novel, and some of the content is quite funny. I like it very much😍😍😍

The male protagonist is very ruthless, and the author is also very good at making jokes. Not the Virgin, but the whole world view is pretty good and very grand.

Finished, a little too short.

Generally speaking, it is still a good work. Although the narrative is not so detailed, it makes people feel happy when reading it. It's almost like "every enemy must be punished." The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it is not readable enough (in my personal opinion). To sum up, I would give it 93 out of 100 points. I hope the author will update it soon.

This good review should be considered as an encouragement to myself, ๑v๑hehe

It's okay. The male protagonist knows how to be selfish, which is in line with Western egoism. He hates to see the Virgin's forced recommendation.

It's good-looking, the male protagonist has an above-average IQ, but the villain is a bit off. . . . The writing is good, there are no typos, the reading is very smooth, the rhythm is stable, it seems that there should be no heroine, the only shortcoming is: the update is slow, so would it be better if the author please reveal it? Not enough!!!!!!!!

The ruthless protagonist is not a virgin, the IQ is online, the plot is refreshing and not cliché, recommended.

Please! Let me read one more chapter, brother, I promise never to read it again,