The Complete Works of Galactic Empire (15 Volumes in Total)

Asimov yyds, it's really fascinating. This concept is so awesome. It turned me upside down. I didn't know until the end that he dug a hole in that place and then filled it in. I call him an expert and recommend it.

The Galactic Empire series of books was rated as "the best series of novels in human history" by the World Science Fiction Association, and was also sent into space on a rocket by CEO Musk, which shows its huge influence. With the development of artificial intelligence, machines gave birth to consciousness. With the help of robots, humans quickly mastered the technology to transform alien planets and launched a grand interstellar colonization movement. Just when humans were extremely conceited about their actions, Seldon predicted that although there was no sign, the Galactic Empire, which had existed for 12,000 years, was about to perish. Human beings are still too small to change their destiny.

Many people are surprised to find that the concept of science fiction in this book is too backward, and they also ignore that this book was written before the Cold War.

As an advanced science fiction novel, the three principles of robots and other aspects in it have influenced many works of later generations. It also has certain significance for the discussion of human survival. But due to the limitations of the times, some things in the book seem a bit outdated now. Overall, it's a good novel.

The originator of modern science fiction works, it is still so shocking even today, nearly a century after it was written. The human epic spanning 20,000 years is so touching.

Seventy years later, there are still many shocking places

A classic science fiction novel that never goes out of style, with ups and downs of plot and fascinating plot. Many of Asimov's science fiction scenes are still popular in modern films and television. The book explores a lot of human future development and outcome predictions, which is very original. Robots are so well written. Daniel Oliva, the robot who has lived for more than 40,000 years, is my favorite. He has been dedicated to the overall development of mankind. There are two reading orders for the complete set of 15 volumes: 1) Read strictly in the order of publication, that is, 1~15, this order is slightly suspenseful; 2) Read in chronological order, that is "Robot Series" 8-9-10-11-12; "Empire Series" 13-14-15; "Base Series" 4-5-1-2-3-6-7.

Isn't this much more beautiful than online writing? I don't know why I can't even remember the names of the characters hahaha

The sci-fi classic I have always wanted to watch. As for why it is not popular, the reason is very simple. Most people can't understand it, or they only care about their wives and children. Who has time to look at the starry sky?

Overall, The Complete Works of Galactic Empire is the most enjoyable and best book I have ever read. He is the originator of all science fiction. He has basically come up with such things as radioactivity and time chains. Although it is not finished, the greatest charm of his novel is that it is not finished. I think this may be the reason why Mr. Taylor sent a complete set of Galactic Empire. But it is impossible to say that this work has no shortcomings. As far as I'm concerned, I think his biggest shortcoming is that he's all modeled after the same mold. To be precise, this work follows a format: first tell a very plain, but very eye-catching thing, and then tell it more and more loudly, not forgetting to add a little suspense in the process. Finally, do something big in the galaxy, a failure first, and finally a huge victory later. Although this model is very old-fashioned, it is very durable. Almost many science fiction novels follow this format. From this we can see what kind of genius Isaac Asimov was.

Asimov's Foundation series. In addition, the name of Al Qaeda in the real world should also come from this.

Asimov is a palace-level writer. His works laid the framework for science fiction robots. He created the three laws of robots. The first law: robots must not harm humans or stand by and watch humans be harmed. The second law: robots must obey human orders unless the orders conflict with the first law. The third law: robots can protect themselves as long as they do not violate the first or second laws. The stories in this series of books, the Galaxy Empire series, mainly revolve around science, technology, society and politics, and explore the future development of mankind and various complex issues. With its profound thinking and complex plot, it has become a classic in science fiction literature.

Trantor was the capital of the First Galactic Empire. The planet's surface area is 194 million square kilometers (75 million square miles, 130% of the Earth's). With the exception of the Imperial Palace, the entire surface is covered by an artificial crust. As the capital of the Galactic Empire, Trantor is home to 40 billion people and is responsible for assisting the Empire in handling administrative affairs throughout the galaxy. The entire planet is covered in an indestructible, non-corrosive, gleaming metal shell that serves as the basis for countless gigantic metal buildings. Trantor later fell with the fall of the First Galactic Empire.

Asimov can be regarded as an all-round writer. He knows everything from dinosaurs to sub-atoms to the entire universe, so this book is bound to be difficult to read. There are fifteen volumes of Galactic Empire in three series including the Foundation series, the Robot series, and the Empire series. The story begins with Dr. Seldon predicting the imminent demise of the Galactic Empire. He has a strong ability to predict, but the results of his prediction are not welcome. So the trial began in response to the prophecy of the empire's imminent demise, followed by his exile to Terminus. Another major event is the compilation of an encyclopedia of the banking empire. It is no exaggeration to say that the "Galaxy Empire" series itself can be regarded as an encyclopedia. Its world view setting is very grand, covering fields such as politics, economics, humanism, psychology, etc. It is really difficult to imagine that the author can create a world like the Galaxy Empire.

Asimov's vision penetrated the times, shooting from 1950 to the end of the universe. It was wisdom and thinking, ethereal fantasy and ultimate romance. He looked up at the starry sky, and the stars were like dust. Because of this, his words burst out the magnificence of the Milky Way, the failures and glory of life. Personal opinion

A very classic science fiction novel.

Good works are indeed timeless, and they are still so shocking decades later. It is truly a genius to have such imagination in the 1950s.

In the long river of time, no one is the protagonist. In his own era, everyone is the protagonist.

I just discovered that Tomato can read these classics. It was such a waste to use it to read Chili Pepper. Galaxy Empire is so good.

There is no need to say more about this masterpiece from more than half a century ago.

In terms of narrative logic and plot, character creation, detailed description, etc., As well as its advanced and rich imagination, mind detector, Yuanguang body, etc., This book can be completely regarded as a masterpiece. The storyline develops slowly, with a lot of foreshadowing, and it feels very reasonable when the truth comes out at the end. A book worth savoring

The works written by the boss are really powerful and shocking. He truly deserves to be the originator of science fiction. Good works are always timeless.

This book is the most fascinating science fiction novel I have ever read!

Dignity only exists on the edge of the sword, truth only exists within the range of the cannon

It's a masterpiece of science fiction in the world. How can I not give it full stars?

The world's science fiction masterpiece, there was such imagination in 1951

This book is very good. I read it as a physical book, so the reading time is so short. The character creation is very realistic. Except that 20,000 years later, the empire is still using controllable nuclear fusion as an energy source. There are no other shortcomings. I personally feel that after all, I don't like reading e-books. I like reading physical books. I haven't finished reading the physical book yet. What I read is not a science fiction novel, but a historical novel

Asimov wrote books in the last century that are still very good today

It seems that the Second Galactic Empire will never appear. The leaders of the First and Second Bases under Hari Seldon's plan failed. When I first watched the seventh part, I was wondering who the protagonist was. It wasn't until the end that I realized that everything was done by the robot Daniel. The entire Galaxy series has his shadow. In the end, his body dies, which means the end of the Galaxy series. Him and his fusion, that's something outside the Galaxy series.

Like future biographies, every time civilization changes, some extremely important scenes are left blank and omitted. On the contrary, it is a progression of trends, with figures who play different political roles advancing the entire process of a huge plan. My biggest feeling after reading the previous part is that it is more like a diary, a diary from the future. A science fiction work beyond the times and a well-deserved pinnacle of science fiction.