
The Annihilation of the Solar System
湮灭太阳系
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I Spend More Time Looking for Books Than Reading Them. Help Me Out, Anything Good Will Do
Hard Sci-Fi! Hard Sci-Fi! I Want Hard Sci-Fi!!!
Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
Hard Sci-Fi Only, No Soft Sci-Fi
Looking for hard sci-fi novels.
Sci-Fi, Sci-Fi, and More Damn Sci-Fi
Looking for books similar to *The Sun Is Dying, and I’m Forced to Start a Spacefaring Civilization*. It must be hard sci-fi. No other genres, no mindless stories, no fantasy dressed up as sci-fi, no technology handed out by a System, and no wish-fulfillment stories.
The Stars! Hard Sci-Fi! Humanity's Journey Across the Sea of Stars!
Earth gradually advances from a fledgling civilization toward the vast cosmos...
The Kind of Hard Science Nobody Can Understand
I want hard science, I want hard science. The main thing is for the protagonist to lead the whole world toward technological prosperity.
Looking for Smart Science and Academic Prodigy Stories. No Dumbed-Down Plots, Please 😋
No CP. (No) cultivation or starting a company. No suggestive scenes from the start, no period settings, and no courtyard-house stories 😅
Sci-Fi: It Has to Be Hard Science Fiction!!!
Something like *The Three-Body Problem*, or making a two-dimensional foil by hand.
Amazing Sci-Fi Novels (Highly Recommended)
This novel is really good. I highly recommend it to readers who enjoy science fiction, especially post-apocalyptic sci-fi.
Pure Science Fiction: No Fantasy, Games, Movies, or Awakening
Hard Science Fiction Similar to The Three-Body Problem
Please Recommend Science Fiction on the Level of The Three-Body Problem
Hmm... something like Right Eye, for example.
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.
There Are No Pure Science Fiction Novels Anymore, Are There? Come Argue With Me
The streets are packed with transmigration, reborn protagonists, overpowered heroes, and Systems. It's hard not to suspect these are written by AI. Is there any real hard science fiction out there?
Are There Any Hard Science Fiction Novels Like The Three-Body Problem?
Preferably not the starship civilization trope I've seen a million times.
Looking for Hard Sci-Fi About Advancing Technology and Reaching the Galaxy!
I don't want novels where someone stays on Earth, beating up the Musk brothers one day and kicking Steve Jobs the next. No academic genius stories where they compete and win awards nonstop! And no fantasy disguised as sci-fi. I want stories about leaving Earth and conquering the universe step by step!
Looking for Sci-Fi Novels by New Authors
No fantasy novels, just pure sci-fi. Preferably with a strong technological feel and a big imagination.
Hard Science Fiction
Mecha and battleships, with a vast cosmic setting grounded in real data and scientific principles.
My Reading List Is Empty Again. Leave Your Best Recommendations Below.
An Absolutely Rigorous Science Fiction Novel
Preferably related to one of these: the stars, dimensions, or time and space.
Any Sci-Fi on Tomato Similar to the Movie Interstellar? I’ve Already Read The Three-Body Problem
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I didn't expect this book to be rated so low! ! For someone who really likes to read science fiction, this is a great work, let alone pseudo-science fiction. Although some people don't like the author's writing style, I think it's really good. Although there is a protagonist, many characters have distinctive personalities and are impressive. The story progresses from multiple angles, not just the protagonist. Cao Rui, Xia Lan, Man Ling, Lu Yuanzhou, etc. For example, I have read many fantasy novels, but only the characters in "Zhetian" I remember the most and clearly. If a civilization wants to work hard to pass it on, no method is too much. There is no good or bad. The practices of several civilizations in the novel all highlight this point. I strongly agree with it. The ending of the novel is also open-ended, giving people enough room for imagination. In addition, the mirror universe model proposed in this book is also very interesting. Many readers are probably newbies, so reading a book must have a protagonist! It's too paranoid. Many books don't have so-called protagonists, but they are much better than those books with protagonists. It's normal for science fiction films to not have fantasy protagonists, and I've seen quite a few. If you don't understand, please ask online what is the difference between civilization of cultivating immortals and civilization of science and technology But in fact, this book has a protagonist, but it is not as overly plotted as a fantasy novel, and the text is not all about the protagonist. There are also many descriptions of other characters. Just like the characteristics of scientific and technological civilization, everyone is an essential screw of civilization. The protagonist is definitely not Liu Chaowen. You can feel it after watching part of it. If you can't tell, it can only be said that you have read too little.
This kind of writing style is relatively rare compared to current mainstream novels. More like the science fiction style of more than ten years ago! It's like there is no protagonist, but everyone is the protagonist! It can be explained that this is a civilized war. So far it looks good and can be eaten! The tie score should be between 8.5 And 9 points. If the writing is good in the later stage, it can be maintained at around 9 points! But what's interesting is that it's only a few minutes past six. The current time is December 1, 2022, less than 800,000 words
It's very interesting (but I don't understand it very well) I don't understand some of the knowledge.
True hardcore, no obvious protagonist: not one person's earth, but everyone's world! Everyone will contribute. The content is very hard, but it does not affect the development of the plot and story. Rich imagination, a bold guess about unknown phenomena in modern times! Come on, author!
Good books are rare to find! !
It's a rare good book in serialization. It's a pity that few people will read high-quality books on this platform. Alas.
It is a science fiction work in the true sense, and there is no problem with the overall framework. But this doesn't seem to belong to Tomato, and other platforms have already finished it.
The writing is wonderful! Especially the beginning and the back! The middle is slightly less like science fiction and more like an apocalyptic novel. But overall it's very exciting! I guess those who give low scores are just brats! We look forward to the author's new work Breaking through the Nebula being released soon!
This is a very rare good "hard science fiction" book in Tomato. The audience should not be the majority of Tomato readers (I don't mean to look down on Tomato, I just state the facts). The author has a strong control over the text and has the aura of publishing a book. Some plot segments are a bit underwhelming, and the logic cannot stand up to scrutiny. Overall, the shortcomings outweigh the good points. The author is probably a fan of Liu Cixin and hopes to continue to stick to the niche subject of hard science fiction. Come on! [Blowing kiss]
It's pretty good, it's not the kind of conversation where all the dialogue is about talking and slapping people in the face.