Planet Museum
星球博物馆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Urban
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Synopsis
In booklists 9
Tired of Dark Fiction. I Want Something Positive, with a Protagonist Who Has a Strong Moral Compass
The kind of good person you never meet in real life: a living Buddha who helps everyone, gets praised by the whole world, and doesn't hide his identity. What happens when he runs into a villain? I've got people all around me who want to repay my kindness. In fantasy novels, you know the type: you mess with me, and the Heavenly Dao strikes you dead on the spot.
Any Stories About Transmigrating to Different Worlds? Not the Same Old Genre Every Time
Ideally something that randomly transmigrates between settings like urban life, movies, wuxia, high martial arts, mythology, and sci-fi, rather than sticking to one genre. I wonder if any author has written something like that. I’ve been reading for almost 20 years 😂😂😂
Hard Science Fiction That Goes Cosmic in Scale: No Mecha or Monsters, It Has to Be Hard Sci-Fi
It has to be grounded in reality or have a unique theoretical framework, like "The Galactic Empire" or "The Three-Body Problem"... but... it needs to have that web-novel feel... Aaaah, I’m so torn (๑•́ ₃ •̀๑). Cuties, please stop recommending "The Three-Body Problem"! I’ve definitely read a masterpiece like that.
Interstellar Fiction Only, Please!
I hope the protagonist is the child of an important figure who was lost outside the family as a child, then later reveals their identity in front of everyone. Seeing them reveal an incredible identity in front of others is one of my favorite guilty pleasures, ahhh!
Hopping Between Worlds
Looking for books like "A Simp? A Tool? I'll Hit You with a Big One Instead".
I've Been Hooked on Heavens-Spanning Stories Lately. Please Recommend Some!
Looking for a few novels about traveling across the myriad worlds and heavens.
Interstellar Era, Earth Federation, Fleets, Colonization, Vassal Civilizations, and Alien Races
What's the Best Hard Sci-Fi About Technology and the Cosmos You've Read? Share It Here.
Share the best hard-science and space-themed sci-fi novels you've read, like The Three-Body Problem. Follow this list if you're interested. I'll post new discoveries in science fiction as I find them, and you can share your own recommendations too.
Anything From Your Browsing History Is Fine. Female-audience Novels Are Fine Too, Since I’m Not the One Reading Them Anyway
Reader comments 40
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Mr. Xiaoyu is always awesome and wonderful. I'm almost finished reading it, I really admire it, this is called a fine novel I watched it again on October 14, 21. Two years later, I want to revisit it again.
A 19-year-old book, the author of 99% of Killing Tomatoes
I really didn't expect to see Father Rain in Tomato!!! Damn it!!! How is this possible so early in the morning?????
I have been reading this book for more than ten years. The author's writing skills and imagination are really great. It's so awesome. The author's own cultural accumulation is definitely very high.
After reading it, I think it can be said to be a first-class science fiction novel.
Very exciting, I met a good science fiction writer again It is not a hard science fiction, but it has many new perspectives and understandings. It is thought-provoking and thought-provoking. It is one of the rare masterpieces of Tomato.
I really like this science fiction novel. This book is simpler and easier to understand than The Three-Body Problem. It is just within the scope of my understanding. The whole book tells the story of saving civilization. I saw the transformation of Wu Xiaoqing in this book. A young man loses his youth and slowly understands the burden on himself and moves toward maturity. It is a very good book.
A complete novel is rare
Civilization, how great and small civilization is, Planet Museum, only in the museum can civilization look back on its past, and looking back on the past of civilization can it look forward to the future of civilization. Museums are more important than simple history books. The existence of museums has greatly promoted the development of civilization.
I started reading this author's books a long time ago, but it's a pity that they are all eunuchs. It's not easy to finish a book.