Chapter 137 - 109: My name is Li Yi, but that kid calls me Mr. Li._2 - System: My Doomsday Train - NovelsTime

System: My Doomsday Train

Chapter 137 - 109: My name is Li Yi, but that kid calls me Mr. Li._2

Author: Medieval Rabbit
updatedAt: 2025-09-22

CHAPTER 137: CHAPTER 109: MY NAME IS LI YI, BUT THAT KID CALLS ME MR. LI._2

"..."

"Alright, let’s not talk about this anymore." Old Pig waved his hand and walked into the distance: "I already have a rough idea, I’m busy now."

...

...

My name is Li Yi.

Before Doomsday, I was an executive in a company, earning millions annually, my yearly income equivalent to ten years of an average person’s.

I considered myself to have rich management skills, especially in a mid-level position. I had enough experience, but after Doomsday struck, I was captured by several trains and made a slave.

In Master Kun’s slave compartment, I had already become muddleheaded and had no hope for the future.

The city had fallen.

Almost no compatriots could be seen on the entire wasteland. Even if the train temporarily protected my life, I didn’t know where to go next, what to do, I had no home anymore, this world had abandoned me.

Only when mining did I seem to find a shred of meaning for my existence.

At that moment.

I saw a man with a completely different aura from mine, a man with no despair for the future, unlike other muddleheaded slaves, with piercing eyes and a cold face occupying the only straw mat in the train.

This man seemed not to be despairing at all because of being in the apocalypse.

I felt a tinge of curiosity towards him.

Until I saw a strong man go to provoke him, only for this man to take his life within seconds, I shifted my gaze away from him, for some reason, when I looked at him, my eyes felt scorching, as if staring directly at the sun.

Wild.

A strong sense of belief, even with the fall of Doomsday homeland, there was no despair for the future.

I considered myself as somewhat part of the high-culture group, but only after a few seconds did I find words that vaguely fitted this man.

Then...

Then it seemed like the acceleration button was pressed, Master Kun’s train suddenly perished, and this man established the "Constant Star Train," becoming the first slave to join. I watched as the train rapidly grew from its infancy at a visible pace.

I personally saw the number of carriages increase, various firepower accessories continuously accumulate.

I personally saw the number of slaves on the train increase rapidly, and the Constant Star Train had unknowingly evolved into a behemoth on the wasteland by the time I noticed.

I personally saw the slaves’ treatment advance from initially two moldy slices of bread a day to twenty soft sandwiches a day, as the conditions in the train improved remarkably.

I personally saw the train rise from level 1 to level 2, then to level 3, and even reaching advanced areas like the "Shahe Plain."

I personally witnessed the growth of the Constant Star Train.

I came up with many methods, wanting to stand out among the slaves, to become a mid-level manager on this train. I believed this train could go further in the future, potentially becoming the Noah’s Ark in Doomsday, allowing the remnants of human civilization to survive in this hopeless world full of despair.

Perhaps this train is the last hope for human civilization.

I wanted to contribute to the growth of the Constant Star Train, eager to help build it, eager to follow that man.

Working with such a person even made me feel a hint of hope for the future.

I tried many ways to make a breakthrough.

I even pre-selected confidants for when I became a mid-level manager, wanting to show my talents by quelling rebellious slaves, trying to stand out at the reform conference when leaving the wasteland...

But—

All ended in failure.

The young guy next to me often pressured me, making me regret telling him my plans and vision. If I hadn’t told him, no one would pressure me, and I wouldn’t feel embarrassed when my plans failed.

I doubted myself countless times, maybe I indeed had no talent, even thinking I should just be content being a slave on the train.

Oh no, a resident.

The train reformed.

But... to my great surprise, I ended up becoming a mid-level manager on the "Constant Star Train," the plan finally succeeded.

Except, it was not my plan that succeeded, but that young guy’s plan.

My name is Li Yi, and that young guy calls me Mr. Li.

...

Standing on the cavern floor with a dazed expression, Mr. Li still hasn’t fully recovered, looking at the excited young man standing nearby and at Master Mang, who was standing on the ground with a cane.

This was his first close encounter with Master Mang.

He even felt his breathing become rapid.

Not far away, the Pig Train Captain was striding forward. Normally, he had no chance to come this close to the Pig Train Captain.

"Old Pig."

Chen Mang looked at Old Pig approaching and waved, then casually rested his arm on Mr. Li’s shoulder: "Just now, that kid came to find me, saying his Mr. Li used to be an executive in a big company, even served as the Chief Financial Officer, has strong management skills, and is quite sensitive to numbers."

"The stats over there must be tricky for you too."

"Here, you take him, let him try it out. If there’s nothing wrong after a few days, give him level 3 senior talent status."

"Oh right, and this kid, have him assist Mr. Li, same treatment as Mr. Li."

At this moment.

Only then did Mr. Li, standing aside, fully come to his senses, bowing with a somewhat frightened tremor in his voice: "Master Mang, just call me Li..."

Chen Mang just patted Mr. Li on the shoulder without speaking, then turned and walked back to the train room, this time no one stopped him.

...

After Master Mang left.

Old Pig looked at the two guys in front of him holding pickaxes with a strange expression: "Pretty bold, roaming around during mining time, even going to stop Master Mang, quite ballsy...!"

"But we really do need you two now."

"Follow me."

"My head is almost exploding from the stats, do this well and you two will both get level 3 senior talent status, can move into the senior talent compartment and receive two ’Fixed Star Coupons’ every day."

"Come on."

...

"Very perfect."

In the hard sleeper compartment of car 7, Old Pig looked at the forms and statistical methods handed over by Mr. Li, grinning with satisfaction: "With your statistical method like this, the three-way cross-check will indeed greatly reduce errors, though the workload is quite large, it will still be hard on you in the future."

"You’ll be living in the male senior talent compartment car 6 from now on, it’s a hard sleeper like here."

"No more mining, just focus on this task."

"Currently, only Li Shiji lives in that carriage, and only Ji Chuchu lives in the female senior talent carriage car 5, don’t look around, don’t listen, don’t wander."

"Other than that, the skills are indeed there."

"Why keep your talents hidden while mining? Tired before Doomsday, so you didn’t want to think too much afterward, decided to relax as if retiring early?"

After joking, Old Pig laughed and walked out of the carriage.

"Alright, off you go, I have to get busy."

...

In the male senior talent compartment car 6.

"Awesome!"

The young man who had been sticking by Mr. Li couldn’t help but plunge onto the bed the moment he entered the compartment, greedily burying his face in the pillow and murmuring with delight.

"I haven’t had the luxury of sleeping with my limbs stretched out comfortably for a long time, and it’s so soft, ah... there’s even a personal pillow, mattress, and blanket!"

"And such a large space!"

"So damn awesome!"

"Mr. Li, why do you seem like you’re not very happy?"

Mr. Li, standing in the aisle of car 6 looking out the window at the mining residents, remained silent with a complex expression for a long while before hoarsely speaking: "Though the outcome is exactly as I anticipated, the process is a path I never envisioned."

"Is this right?"

"Or is it wrong?"

The boy stretched with satisfaction, lying on the soft pillow with a face full of enjoyment: "This isn’t a school exam, where the teacher rates you based on your process."

"As long as the answer is correct."

"Who cares what the process was."

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