
From Drifting Through Space to Building a Level Nine Civilization
从流浪星空开始打造九级文明
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- 2y ago
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Explore more →Sci-Fi, Interstellar, and Tech-Focused
No dumbed-down characters. The plot should make sense, with few irritating points, and vivid, epic descriptions of space battles.
Tech Novels About Inventing Things from Scratch
Looking for books similar to *I’m a Level Two Civilization with a Two-Dimensional Foil, So It Makes Sense, Right? (Deep Space Cataclysm)*
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.
Planetary, Stellar, Domain Lord, Universe
Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
Technology, Interstellar Warships, War, and Zerg
Developing technology, entering space, and fighting the Zerg.
Any Books With a Vast Cosmology, From Earth to the Solar System to the Milky Way and Beyond?
Any books with a grand cosmic scale, from Earth to the solar system to the Milky Way?
Pure Science Fiction: No Fantasy, Games, Movies, or Awakening
Novels That Follow Civilization from the Planetary Stage to a Highly Advanced Civilization
It can happen through a System, or after a few hundred years, with all sorts of new technology having developed.
A Level Nine Civilization Invades, and I Alone Defend China's Gates!!!!!
Looking for books like *The Beginning: Returning to Earth from Level Nine Civilization*. It’s so damn awesome!
Ah, Hard Sci-Fi! It Has to Be Real Hard Sci-Fi (`Δ´)!
None.
The Male Lead Has a Space Battleship from the Start
A warship upgrades and roams through space, encountering space pirates.
Brothers, These Historical What-If Novels Are Guaranteed to Be a Blast
To help everyone get their fill of history, I'm recommending a few satisfying historical novels. My friends all say they're amazing! I picked every one of these myself, so give them a try!
The Protagonist Builds a Faction, Starting on Earth and Reaching for the Stars (Tech-Focused)
The protagonist builds up a faction, starting on Earth and expanding into the stars and the universe. It has advanced technology and interstellar wars.
Sci-Fi, Spaceships, Mining Crystals, Cultivation
Sci-Fi Novels About Mining and Exploration
Something like The Strongest Miner in the Universe.
Stories About the Will of Heaven, the Will of a Planet, and the Like
Novels about becoming the Heavenly Dao, a planet, the will of a world, or something along those lines.
I've Really Fallen for Novels About Warlords in Republican-Era China
Any quick transmigration stories with a Republican-era arc are fine.
Female-Led Novels with No Romance: Cultivation, Fantasy, or Sci-Fi
Female lead, no romance, sound values, and not quick transmigration.
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.
Transmigrate, Become a Middleman, Help the Nation
A transmigration story where the protagonist trades with the great northern neighbor and buys an aircraft carrier for their country.
Novels About Traveling from Earth into the Universe
Something similar to Swallowed Star, The Arrival of the Strongest in the City, Rise of the Revival Era, and Cultivation Frenzy. Ideally, it starts in a middle or high school, with the protagonist rising step by step, entering the universe, joining humanity, and fighting alien races. That kind of story.
Sci-Fi With Weapons Like Mechs, Power Armor, and Exoskeletons
Looking for stories with armor like Armor Hero, as well as powered suits, exoskeletons, fighter jets, and especially battleships in combat.
Swallowed Star, System, War God from the Start
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Author, please listen to me Your article is not decorated with gorgeous language, but it impresses the readers with its plain and true feelings. The sentences are fluent, and the psychological portrayal and detailed description are very successful in one go, giving people a sense of aftertaste! From a literary perspective, the subject matter is very novel. The angle is clearly visible. The language is plain yet elegant. Simple yet meaningful. This article is a model article. The literary skills that show extraordinary in the ordinary can be said to be precious every word. Every sentence is a classic. It has reached a height that is beyond our reach. From an artistic point of view. This article could be improved. But his meaning is far greater than success itself. There is also the use of punctuation marks. Just right. After reading your article word for word, my heart cannot calm down for a long time. How could there be such insightful articles in this world? I couldn't believe my eyes. You gave me a deep understanding of the saying "There are people outside the world, and there is a sky outside the world". After reading the article, I did not dare to reply easily. I was worried that my vulgar language would tarnish this rare article in the world, but I still replied because I felt that if I could not leave my own footprints behind such a wonderful article, it would be a regret in my life, no matter how wonderful the article was with gorgeous rhetoric. So I just want to say one thing. Your novel is so touching! How about... Another chapter?
Soft science fiction is not completely divorced from reality. It has no theoretical support and is completely taken for granted. However, the writing style is still good. When writing articles, you should accumulate more existing scientific knowledge. Liu Cixin once said: Most of the help and ideas for my writing, in fact, do not come from other science fiction articles, but from my knowledge reserves in college. In short, the author can be said to be a fledgling person who knows six points in the world. If you accumulate more knowledge in the future, I believe you can write truly better science fiction, not just soft science fiction, but even hard science fiction (of course, the corresponding knowledge reserves required for this are also relatively high), but where there is a will, there is a way, so work harder!
Overall it's well written. But the main problem is that you should not read this book with your brain in mind. The author should be a science fiction novice. The problems with this book are: ① It does not clearly explain the source of the knowledge. It takes thousands or even tens of thousands of years for a civilization to jump from level 0.75 To level 2 civilization. It is not something that one person can successfully study. Even if you say it is an alien spacecraft that was picked up, I can understand it. ②The author does not understand the division of civilizations. The successful research on controllable nuclear fusion can only be regarded as a first-level civilization, a second-level civilization requires a unified theory, and a third-level civilization has initially mastered the four basic forces. ③The technology level described in the article does not match the technology level written by the author. Second-level civilizations basically belong to exoskeleton powered armor and the like. No more space suits.
The concept of this book is indeed quite wonderful. If you read it, it is very good, but it is not interesting to read. It is a bit lacking. In other words, is this nuclear fusion application a third-level civilization or a second-level civilization?
Except for the fact that the author is sometimes "too busy" (I think the author may be reading ###) and doesn't have time to write some chapters of the story, this book is still very good. The storyline is at the top of the books I have read, and if a reader compares the work you posted with other authors' works, there is a high probability that the work you wrote will be left on the bookshelf. In addition, the author is also asked to write as many words as possible. I haven't read enough😁. (Read less ###, be careful of device poisoning)
I think it's pretty good. There are some minor details. But the content is really thoughtful. I hope readers will be more tolerant of small details and mistakes. It's really not easy for the author. First five-star review. Thank you all
Author, come with me to beg for food. The money I pay for begging for food is more than what you sell at the street stall.
This author is really not up to par with the superiors, and not enough compared to the inferiors. He can't even explain clearly the levels of span between civilizations. This means that the problem has not been solved. The speed of a mere second-level civilization is the speed of light? The territory is so huge? There are so many shortcomings in this book that I'm too lazy to say anything.
You should update it quickly, or I'll send you the blade. If I can't, I'll send you some military weapons. If you get caught you're screwed, I tell you.
The author may not know much about the level of technological civilization. You said that the protagonist has developed to the second level. Do you know how big the gap is between the first level and the second level? The energy utilization of the second level is 100 times that of the first level. It is not easy to build a solar system. Second level civilization is too exaggerated. And it was done by only one person and developed to a second-level civilization. Even if your IQ is as high as 300, it won't work. Even if it only takes a few years, it won't work. What's more, the protagonist's IQ is not 300. To develop to a second-level civilization is to develop all aspects of science and technology to a second-level civilization. Hope to change it.