Train Survival: I Can Evolve Everything!列车求生，我能升华一切！

Tbh, this has an unexpectedly intriguing world building and power system. The way the world works and its bleakness made me really want to continue reading to find out what is going to happened next, to uncover the next secret. The plot in comparison is mostly non existent, as expected of infinite flow novels. However, the characters are distinct and have their own voices which is good.

Unfortunately this has 2 flaws that simply constraint this novel. First, the mc talent is too op and he progresses too easily and too fast. His talents allows him to pretty much progress for free, and even if he needs resources or item, the author hands it to him in the next few chapters. He genuinely hasn't struggled for a single thing he has, he doesnt search or go from station to station looking for necessary resources or items to increase his power and survive. They all came to him due to the bs talent or author/system handing it conveniently to the mc whenever he needs something. And he pretty much became able to fight against the strongest characters by chapter 50. This diminishes any sense of investment you could put into the character. there simply is no stakes, he literally strolls through all stations.

Second, the author is extremely biased towards humans, he is basically a human supremacist and he shows it in his writing. Every non human character other than mcs machines is always written antagonistically. Even when they have no hostilities to the mc, author will insult them in narration or have the mc make their lives miserable by scamming, stealing, fleece them, even commit atrocities against them while the author justifying it or praising the mc's virtues and principles. One example, mc is in an arena type station and the audience are non human monsters and mc went out of his way to use an item specifically to kill them. This was completely uncharacteristic for the mc but the author doesn't care. As long as mc is human and the other party is non human, mc is righteous. This is subtle but always there whenever non humans are involved. Author even added a race changing mechanic that give free powers conpared to humans, just to paint anyone that changes their race to survive in the bleak setting as race traitors, loser, sinners, or villains. This is similar to tribulations of myriad races but slightly more mild. Regardless, it's distasteful and hypocritical.