The Starship Alliance Series
星舰联盟系列
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 801k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 24
Books Tomato Novels Bought the Rights to That You Didn't Know About
Bring on all kinds of great classics!
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! Hard Sci-Fi! I Want Hard Sci-Fi!!!
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 Sci-Fi Only, No Soft Sci-Fi
Looking for hard sci-fi novels.
A Technological Universe, From One to Ten Dimensions and From Level-One to God-Tier Civilizations
From Earth to the Solar System → the Local Group → the Third Galactic Arm → the Milky Way → the Local Supercluster → the supercluster → the universe → beyond the universe. I want to read a book with this kind of scale. I wonder if one exists? Preferably a traditional-style novel.
Sci-Fi: It Has to Be Hard Science Fiction!!!
Something like *The Three-Body Problem*, or making a two-dimensional foil by hand.
Interstellar Novels with Warships, Fleets, and a System
Space travel and battles between space fleets, without mechs, and with a System eventually.
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.
Any Tech-Fiction Experts Have Recommendations?
I'm so fed up. No matter how much I browse, there are only a few tech novels worth reading. The rest are all terrible. Ugh!
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.
Interstellar, Technology, Mecha, and Starships
Something normal.
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?
No Masterpieces Left in Science Fiction, Fight Me
Looking for Good Novels About Interstellar War, Rated Above 9.0
Interstellar Era, Earth Federation, Fleets, Colonization, Vassal Civilizations, and Alien Races
Sci-Fi + Cutting-Edge Tech + Interstellar Warships
Nothing to read.
Any Sci-Fi Apocalypse Novels Where the Protagonist Has Their Own Army?
The protagonist has their own army. It could be a fantasy setting with guns, but ideally it would be an army in the apocalypse!
Star Wars Stories With a Vast, Expansive World
No overpowered, invincible male leads, please. I’m a seasoned reader.
Hard Sci-Fi, No System, Interstellar Adventure, Conquering the Galaxy!
Don't recommend childish, elementary-school-level writing. I want grand, meticulously crafted space opera!
I've Been a Little Obsessed with Science Fiction Lately, so I Hope It's Good!
Want to watch movies similar to "First Wave of Support: Reversal!" Time! Book. I don't want to watch the kind of direct interstellar science fiction where the saint appears on the Blue Star!
Looking for a Novel About a Protagonist Venturing Through the Universe Alone
I don't want stories about livestreaming to help Earth, staying in contact with Earth after reaching space, getting a System and starting a company on Earth, or leading Earth into space. Please read my requirements carefully and don't just recommend any random book.
Interstellar Novels That Aren't About Psychic Powers
I've read so many stories about mental powers. Are there any interstellar novels without them?
Reader comments 33
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Finally, there is a normal science fiction novel, not a fake science fiction and real immortality fast food like Pig's Knuckle Comes with System
The catalog clearly states, "Five volumes in the Starship Alliance series". Remember, these are five books, don't read them as one. There is only one main line in the whole book, which is "the robot rebellion, the Brotherhood of Exiles wandering the universe, building starships, forming the Starship Alliance, and looking for the Earth." Other sub-stories have different settings within the main framework, and can be seen as things happening in different parallel worlds at the same time. Of course it's all logically self-consistent, as long as you don't mix up the previous settings, you'll be fine.
A very serious science fiction novel. Although this genre is not popular in Tomato, the quality of the book itself is still very good.
This is no bigger than The Wandering Earth. I really hope I can see it in the cinema. If this is made into a film and television, it will definitely be a big IP
Reading this book gives me a sense of déjà vu as I read the love-death robot, and I feel like this novel can be adapted into a movie.
Very creative and refreshing! This book doesn't seem to be written continuously, the chapters are contradictory!
The quality of this set of books varies, the good ones are excellent, and the bad ones are not terrible. The imagination and analysis of human nature are not as good as the Three-Body Problem and Foundation series, and the space epic is not as good as the Legend of Galaxy Heroes. All in all, it's still readable. There are no science fiction authors who can compare with Asimov, Yoshiki Tanaka, and Liu.
The writing style of this book is very unique and the writing is smooth, making me feel like I am in the vast universe. And the storyline is very attractive and reminds me of the future of mankind. The description of the rise of AI in the book is very realistic, and it also made me think about the impact of technological development on human beings. I think this is a book worth reading and recommend it to you!
It's good-looking, science fiction, humanistic, and full of epic feeling. Especially, it is in line with the Chinese people's thoughts of going home no matter where they are. Perfect
This book is actually a collection of short stories, each of which does not occur consecutively. Many people in the book review section said that this book is incoherent. Of course, it is not a long book [laughing and crying]. . The content of this book is unique among the novels I have read. It has grand narratives and nuanced humanistic descriptions. The most important thing is that there is no inexplicable fantasy or immortality. It is pure technology. I personally like it very much.