Chronicles of the Eastern Galaxy
东银河战纪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 603k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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In booklists 10
A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality
Are there any cultivation novels like "A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality"? I'm looking for the classic progression: Qi Refining, Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, Nascent Soul, Deity Transformation, Void Refinement, Body Integration, Tribulation Transcendence, and Mahayana.
Interstellar, Technology, Mecha, and Starships
Something normal.
Pure Science Fiction: No Fantasy, Games, Movies, or Awakening
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.
Space, Empires, and Fleets Blasting Each Other, No Xuanhuan
Looking for books similar to "I’m a Level Two Civilization, So Having a Two-Dimensional Foil Makes Perfect Sense (Deep Space Cataclysm)".
Hard Sci-Fi, Interstellar Travel or Drifting, and Alien Civilizations
I don't like stories that are constantly at war, fighting from beginning to end, from the Solar System all the way to the Milky Way. I prefer nuanced portrayals of alien societies and storylines, as if observing another civilization.
Sci-Fi, Spaceships, Mining Crystals, Cultivation
Looking for Mecha, Pilot or Aircraft-Building, Xuanhuan, and System Stories
Pure Science Fiction, Especially Books That Explain Advanced Topics
No romance, please.
Any Sci-Fi Novels About Technology and Systems, Leaving Earth to Explore the Universe?
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Great Voyage Across the Stars
The Pursuit of Eternal Life
I Build a Civilization All on My Own
Flight to Hama Star
Ten Thousand Aspects of Reincarnation
The Pirate's Little Shop
Chronicles of a Shattered Galaxy
I’ll Rule the Entire Universe with a Fleet!
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From the Dora 13 instance to the Bayer instance, and then the Tian Shi Star instance, the Omera instance, the Shen Gu Star instance, the Miao Lan Zhi instance, the Mysterious Star, and finally the Green Star, I feel the structure is very tight and it's written with care, unlike some so-called great authors' filler works. Anyway, I feel it's very much to my liking.
The story is captivating, and the plot holes are always resolved admirably, no matter how long it takes.
I looked for ages and couldn't find a single person who wrote anything, not even a single chapter comment.
A great book, a rare canonical Star Wars novel.
It's a well-developed story, though some parts are illogical, but it's much better than most of Tomato's novels.
Having finished watching this enjoyable work, I'm looking forward to the Western Galaxy Chronicles, which I may never see in my lifetime, featuring Siegfried, Qi Tian, and the Expeditionary Force fighting against the aliens of the Western Galaxy.
It looks so real!
Not bad, it has a space theme feel to it, I'm keeping watching.
This is a fantastic book. I really love this kind of interstellar epic, and I hope the next installment comes out soon.
While seemingly chaotic, the book maintains a sense of order and draws inspiration from movies and games, but this doesn't detract from its overall brilliance; the author has skillfully blended these elements. Of course, perhaps I'm overthinking it.