Is there a novel similar to "Abyss Train"?

2025-02-06 13:00

There were novels similar to Abyss Train: 1. I Give the World Destruction and Rebirth. Author: Qian Zhimo 1 2. The end of the world begins with failing the exam. Author: Kitten wants to become an immortal 3."Strange Tales of Rules: A Nonexistent urban legend." Author: Binary-System Sword Immortal 4. I'm Not Cyber Psycho, Author: Axe Warrior 5. Krafft's Anomaly Notes, Author: Little Chicken in the Snow 6."The Black Sun Hangs High", Author: Doctor Zero 7. Bonfire Shelter Company, Author: Riding the Little White Goose Upside Down 8: Father Marv, Author: Ke Xue's Caitou 9:"I'm An Abnormal Creature Too", Author: A Passing Traveler Endless Debts by Andlao The Final Gentleman, Author: Fatty in Yellow Player, Please Get In The Car, Author: Hai Yanshan Abyssal Wanderer, Author: Sevenfold Body Law-Enforcer's Manual, Author: Taogu Long Quenching Steps, Author: Drinking Gutter Oil Gunfire, Punk, and the Master of Necromancy, by Soth "Why Am I Still Alive?" Author: Persimmons Whale Diary of a Ghost Story Author, Author: Ichimoku Deep Sea Ember, Author: Yuantong "Abyss Train", Author: Foxman The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."I Give the World Destruction and Rebirth": Strongly recommended This book is about the awakening of a large-scale supernatural ability in the cyberworld. The invaders want to transform the entire world into a game world for people to play and resist family. The descriptions of the characters and battle scenes are all above the standard. There are some bugs in some places that I think are harmless. 2."The End of the World Begins from Failing the Exam": The Three Golden Chapters are slightly old-fashioned, but the following chapters are getting better. The world view and power system are reasonable, worth looking forward to. 3."Rules of Ghost Tales: Nonexistent urban legends": Author's name is useless… Karma, factional strife, and a little soul games The non-existent is hidden in revolution. You, me, it and it add a thick stroke to this glorious world 4."I'm Not a Cyber Psycho":"I'm Not a Cyber Psycho" is a brilliant cyberpunk novel. The author used a talented and intelligent perspective to describe a world full of cyberpunk style. The protagonist was a nobody at the bottom of the food chain. He would do anything to survive. This setting was very much in line with the style of cyberpunk. The author's writing was excellent and logical, and the world he wrote was filled with a strong cyberpunk atmosphere. In addition, the author also incorporated various variations of the system, allowing the protagonist to involve elements such as Cyber, Cthulhu, Immortal Cultivation, and the supernatural. Although the author pursued a realistic description of the cyberpunk world while letting the protagonist constantly use vulgarities and trash talk, which caused the novel's reputation to be mixed, if you ignore this point, you will find that this novel is a rare good cyberpunk cultivation novel. All in all, I'm Not a Cyber Psycho is a fascinating cyberpunk novel that is worth reading. 5. Krafft's Anomaly Notes: Krafft's Anomaly Notes is a rare starting point in Cthulhu. The author's description was in the true Cthulhu style, giving people a strong feeling of a sharp drop in sanity. Although the pace was slow and there were more psychological descriptions, this writing style might encounter some difficulties in the subsequent writing. I strongly recommend this book to the readers of the original novel. It makes people feel as if they are there, and the writing is also very good. In addition, the author's research on the Cthulhu myth was also impressive. Although it might not be the most suitable rhythm for web novels, it would definitely be very popular for people who liked this style. I think it has the potential to become a niche masterpiece. All in all, Krafft's Anomaly Notes was a very good book and worth reading. 6."The Black Sun Hangs High":"The Black Sun Hangs High" is an original Western fantasy novel, full of authentic Western fantasy elements. The author's writing was excellent. The descriptions and metaphor were vivid, making people feel as if they were in the world depicted in the book. The protagonist's personality was calm and steady, complementing the author's writing style. Although the pace was a little slow, it was full of anticipation. In the story, the miners were hammering in the dark mines, the orders of the Mage Committee were passed back and forth between the kingdoms, the new steam armament became popular, and even the large-eared goblins became nervous. In this world that he had personally created, Shoggoth Entus felt at a loss. He did not know too many details, but he knew that the black sun that symbolized destruction and a new era was about to descend. Speculation was also incorporated into the story, making people look forward to whether the protagonist could become the Lord of Black Sun. In general,"The Black Sun Hangs High" was a very interesting work, and the author's writing skills were also very solid. Although the update speed was slightly slower, it was still worth reading. 7."Bonfire Shelter Company":"Bonfire Shelter Company" was an excellent infinite novel. The author had shown excellent settings in the previous global novel, and in this novel, he had brought the variant infinite novel to the extreme. The story was full of memes that made people feel very happy after reading it. The protagonist, Colin, joined a company called the Bonfire Shelter Company. The company's main purpose was to help people reverse everything, and the story began. The protagonist had experienced countless hardships, but he had always maintained an optimistic attitude, showing his black-bellied and strange thinking. The pace of the entire book was slightly slow, but the story was wonderful, the theme was novel, and the imagination was novel. It was refreshing to read. The style of the novel leaned towards humor and was very suitable for readers who wanted to try alternative science fiction. In short, this book was a highly recommended work. It was strongly recommended to all readers who liked the infinite genre and the apocalypse. 8."Father Marv":"Father Marv" is a creative Western fantasy novel. The protagonist Marv's experience of starting and developing the church is very interesting. The author's writing was excellent, and most of the characters were very comfortable. Although the author's skill in writing made people look forward to the follow-up plot, the development of the plot did not achieve the desired effect, which caused the book's rating to not be improved. Nevertheless, the book is still worth reading, especially for readers who like religious wars and religious contradictions. All in all, Father Marv was a book with unique highlights and appeal. Although there were some problems, it was still worth recommending. 9."I'm An Abnormal Creature Too": 72 points. Good Grass. Strange The polluted world, becoming a security officer responsible for dealing with all kinds of abnormal creatures, the author of the Cursed Dragon, a double-author, the old book is still being written. 10: Endless Debts: A Fictional Story This is one of the few novels that I have read that has a sense of image. I couldn't believe it. I could see the author's pictures through the words. I could even hear the vague sounds of bgm in my ears. It was as if I was watching an excellent Japanese comic. Reading this author's book was like watching a movie. It could give you a visual impact. Coupled with the good writing style and plot, it was simply irresistible. The Final Gentleman: The Final Gentleman is an exciting novel. The author used a supernatural world made up of various diseases as the background to create a fascinating story. The main character was a chosen psychopath. He killed decisively in this world and fought against all kinds of sick and distorted worlds. The most interesting thing about this book was that through the gentleman who drew strength from the disease to fight against the morbid and distorted world, it showed the strange monster of Cthulhu that combined good and evil from the same source. In addition, the author's vivid description of fighting and the combination of various elements make this book worth reading. Even though it was a Long Aotian novel with a kryptonite cover, it still brought a new experience and feeling to the readers. If you like reading Cthulhu myths and apocalyptic stories, then this book will definitely satisfy your needs. Player, Please Get In The Car: 4.5 stars Sometimes, the system would recommend a bunch of books to you when you read a book about fighting monsters to level up. Fortunately, there were a few good books in this pile! The content was very exciting. It should be a male channel's article. Anyway, it was good! There wasn't any love that was sick of it, it was just the thrill of watching monsters level up! I recommend you to enter this pit that has thousands of chapters and is still being published! I recommend brave warriors who have the courage to watch long novels to join the pit! It looked good! "Abyssal Wanderer" is an unforgettable novel about the future. The author used a two-line narrative technique to show the struggle and growth of a scientist, Jiang Zhou, under the AI crisis. The background of the story was grand, the setting was perfect, the plot was rich, the logic was self-consistent, and the author was experienced in writing. He could control the two-line plot and use appropriate writing techniques to create the plot atmosphere. This book is very suitable for readers interested in topics such as AI crisis and cyberpunk. It is highly recommended. The background of the story was grand and deep, and the setting was novel and systematic. The overall style was unified and full of cyberspace. The overall design was quite perfect, and the setting and background were well integrated, complementing each other. The style of the writing was consistent and suited the overall atmosphere of the work. The character creation was quite successful, especially the commander of the organization, Brook. In just a few chapters, he experienced the change from the mastermind to the victim of cyberfraud to the successor of the burden. There was even a voice pack that was down-to-earth. Until now, it was impossible to determine whether Brook was black or white. The author's writing skills were considered good, but he often used unconventional sentence structures/word orders. The setting and plot were generally able to withstand scrutiny. For example, the two-line development could be supported by the logical chain of the protagonist → Janus → Universal Print → Authority Memory → Controlled Elements. From the lines, one could feel that this was a meticulous work. Even the relatively rigid chapter numbers were changed to hex. The author's packaging of the background and setting was reasonable, taking into account the fashionable value and compatibility, and the explanation of the different elements was quite cyber-like. The setting and storyline were generally able to withstand scrutiny, such as the two-track development. From the lines, one could feel that this was an unforgettable novel about the future. It was highly recommended. The Enforcer's Manual: The Enforcer's Manual is a refreshing work of art. It is set in a post-apocalyptic punk style. The author's writing was excellent, especially when it came to describing female characters. The small theater and rhythm control in the story were excellent, and people couldn't help but want to recommend it to others. The main character was an invincible salted fish. He brought some changes to the world in the cyberpunk world. The protagonist only wanted to be a salted fish in peace, but he had sacrificed a lot for the sake of being a salted fish in the future. The story was very attractive. Although some parts were a little awkward, there was not much poison in it. The main character's ability was Time Removal. He could ignore the defense of objects, and his opponents were basically pierced through the heart by his right hand. Overall, the power system of this book was a bit like Jojo, but there was no substitute. There was a lover at the beginning. The protagonist was set to be the section chief of the psychological adjustment room of the law enforcement team. He was welcomed by everyone and could build good relationships with others. The world view was set in the post-war cyberpunk world, with prosthetics and superpowers, and the development of technology was rather strange. On the whole, the book seemed to be alright. Although the author's level didn't seem to be good at writing such funny content, the writing style was still good. However, the author's imagination was obviously not enough. The daily details in the world of cyberpunk were all modern day details. The so-called cyberpunk was nothing. In general, the setting and plot of this book were good, and the writing was also good. However, there was still room for improvement in other aspects. 15:"Long Quenching Steps": Ah You's new book. Strengths: The old author's pen strength is still there. The overall logic of the story structure is clear. There are many foreshadowing at the beginning (there are many holes buried). The supporting characters are not just a face that makes you feel like a tool. The slow pace of the environment and atmosphere makes people feel very immersive. [Disadvantages: Slow pace, not suitable for Qidian's current environment. Fattening is recommended.(But Qidian requires you to read more books to be recommended. Sigh, in order not to die from fattening.)] I can only read the articles I like) "Gunfire, Punk, and the Master of Necromancy": The neon lights in the steam are hazy, and the shadow of the company lurks in it. Humans are driven like zombies and are muddle-headed, but after I awaken, I will definitely turn over a new leaf and take charge. Regardless of whether he was facing guns, swords, technology, or curses, regardless of whether his opponent was a living person or a ghost, in this world or on the other side…he faced death and lived, gathering darkness into light. I used a punk song to cover them up. "Why Am I Still Alive?" "Why am I still alive?" It was a novel with rich and vast settings, and the character of the protagonist, Le Ziren, was also very impressive. The plot was relatively tight, and the foreshadowing echoed from beginning to end, making people want to find out. On the basis of his previous record, the author showed excellent writing ability and brought a new reading experience to the readers. This book was the Mad Lich's experimental diary, the new book by the author of the National Sword Saint. The quality of the work was guaranteed, so he could give it a try. The story described Lu Pingan's experience after he was reborn from the final stage of cancer. He discovered that the world he was in seemed to be a little different, and there were supernatural forces. In order to survive, he entered the arcane realm and obtained the Life Bank ability. However, because he was a survivor of the super-pollution incident, he was imprisoned by the Special Administrative Bureau. One of the main character's abilities was to invest in others, improve their learning progress, and obtain a share of experience from the other party's skills. The background of this world was set to be a multi-dimensional world. There were many true gods and polytheistic religions, and the religious religions permeated all aspects of the secular world. Pollution incidents of various natures often occurred. The high-level hunters of the foreign affairs bureau had already died, and they were in urgent need of manpower. Overall, this book left a deep impression on the readers, with a recommendation score of 8.5. Although the author's previous works were a little distant, readers could still recall the scenes of their second and third swipe. Although he was a child at that time and did not have the money to read the original version, this did not affect the readers 'love for this work. Ghost Story Author's Diary: Ghost Story Author's Diary is an unforgettable infinite novel. Different from traditional infinite novels, this book did not have too many "world plots" to guide the development of the story. Instead, it gave a goal to clear the game, making people pay more attention to solving puzzles and strange elements. The author cleverly integrated the combination of words and class abilities into the combat system, making people feel the unique charm of the infinite genre novels. The novel's creativity and plot were highly praised. Ever since the start of the zoo ghost stories dungeon, the atmosphere had been terrifying, and people couldn't help but want to investigate. With the appearance of the husky, the story's harmony also made people's eyes light up, showing the author's unique creativity. The introduction of the word synthesis brain hole made the story even more novel and interesting. In terms of writing, the author's writing level was also affirmed. The smooth writing and wonderful descriptions made the readers feel as if they were in the story and felt the author's heart and effort. Overall, the Ghost Story Author's Diary was an unforgettable book. Its innovation, plot, and writing were all highly praised, making people want to read it quickly. Whether it was from the content of the book, or from the life outside the book, emotions, psychology, society, history, etc., this book could give people inspiration and thought. I strongly recommend this book to all readers who like infinite novels. I believe that you will be attracted by this book. "Deep Sea Ember": A new book by a great author. Currently, it's still a small seedling with a worldview similar to that of the Xyrin Empire, but it's a brand new universe and story. Those who had not read the author's old books did not stop reading this one. Cthulhu steam, magical style of technology🤔 The protagonist was an ordinary middle school teacher. He was suddenly locked in his apartment. The apartment was floating in a fog. There was nothing around him. The only door that could leave the apartment led to a ghost ship from another world, the Lost Home. The main character's soul had transmigrated into the ghost captain and inherited a small portion of his memories. This body was very strong, the kind of natural disaster that ranked fifth in the world. The main character did not have most of the memories, so he played the role of the captain and explored this foreign world. The main character currently has a ghost ship with self-awareness, a talkative wooden goat head first mate, a beautiful doll with a head that often falls off, and a pigeon with an ie-like head. Due to a natural disaster, this otherworld had become a sea world with 95% of the sea. At the same time, there were many terrifying strangeness similar to Cthulhu in the sea. The surviving humans lived on scattered islands and communicated by boat. The sun in the sky was also destroyed by the natural disaster. After 100 years of darkness, humans paid a huge price to create an artificial sun to bring light back to the world. The darkness would breed terrifying creatures, and only the fire energy could protect humans. Therefore, everyone had to be angry at night.🔥 There were no stars in this world, but there was the Spiritual Realm, subspace, and the deep sea. The author's imagination was very big, and there were many secrets in his worldview. As the protagonist explored, he slowly deciphered them. The main characters and supporting characters were all intelligent, and those who liked to decipher the code could not be missed. He wasn't sure if there was a female lead, but there were quite a lot of girls, and they weren't ambiguous. The female character was created quite well. It was worth a look! The protagonist has three views. I guess the follow-up should be to clear all kinds of evil cultists in the foreign world and lead the survivors to build a new world. 20:"Abyss Train": I've just read the beginning, and the subsequent settings are still very attractive. It's just that I feel that there's a little too much foreshadowing in the beginning. I haven't seen the main topic after reading for a long time (Yes, I feel the same way when I see the mystery) The character creation was considered good, but the charm points were still a little low.