
Apocalypse: My Sci-Fi Battleship Is Just a Little Too Powerful
末世:我的黑科技战舰有亿点强
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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See allCome On! Bury Me in Fine Prose
Looking for books like The Gods' Fool. I'm tired of Ten Days, finished God of Drama, and Slaying the Gods is old news. Tomato Novel has no great books left.
Post-Apocalyptic Stories About Farming in Bunkers, Air-Raid Shelters, and Underground Cities
Apocalypse-era survival and farming stories about building bunkers, air-raid shelters, underground cities, and the like.
System + Interstellar War + Battleship Building + Civilization + Space + Sci-Fi + Mecha
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.
Cutting-Edge Tech + System + Warships + Building an Army + Sci-Fi
Black technology + System + warships + building an army + sci-fi
Any Novels with Missile Barrages and Large-Scale Modern Warfare?
Looking for books similar to "Flying Immortal Warships: I Cultivate as a Battleship in a Fantasy World".
Apocalyptic Novels About Upgrading Vehicles or Ships
Any Novels About Hackers, AI, Technology, and the Internet?
A powerful online hacker uses coding skills to create their own AI or network
Apocalypse Novels with Upgradeable Warships, Preferably Completed or Ongoing
Looking for Hard Sci-Fi About Advancing Technology and Reaching Space
Looking for books similar to I'm a Level-Two Civilization, So Having a Two-Dimensional Foil Makes Perfect Sense. I don't want a brainless story where the protagonist just gets some super-advanced technology. I want to see them gradually develop by climbing the tech tree, ideally with a male protagonist.
Urban Stories Where the Protagonist Gains Abilities from Anime or Games
Any urban novels where the protagonist gets abilities from anime or games?
Looking for Realistic Sci-Fi Apocalypse Survival Novels, The Harder the Better
I want to read something like "Mechanical Hell".
Apocalypse + Nano Mecha + Underground Bunker
Any Stories About Upgrading a Base, Summoning Legions, and Multiplying Gains a Hundred or a Thousand Times?
The Protagonist Is a Self-Aware Mechanical Being!! A Mecha Works Too
Thanks! ⦁֊⦁
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Gets a Mecha Through Sign-In From the Start?
Any Novels Like the SCP Foundation?
Any Technology Novels, Preferably Starting on Earth and Going All the Way to Conquering the Universe?
Looking for Mystery and Sci-Fi Stories That'll Make Your Scalp Tingle and Make You Think
I'm looking for books like "Even as a Fake Heiress, I Have to Be Brave and Embrace Laziness". Something that seems like a romance at first but turns out to be science fiction, with a fresh, original plot.
China + Cutting-Edge Technology + System + Mecha
The protagonist is Chinese and owns a technology and biotech company. Behind the scenes, they're the ruler of the underworld.
Any Books About Arms Dealers Selling Weapons Across the World or Throughout the Universe?
No female lead, and the protagonist should be decisive and ruthless.
Any Doomsday Novels with Tanks?
Apocalypse Novels With Hard-Core Technology
Science fiction is fine too. The plot must be logically consistent.
Any Apocalypse Stories Featuring RVs? I’m Desperate for Something to Read!
The protagonist gets a System and survives by upgrading their RV!
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Hmm, not bad. Keep it up, author!
It looks pretty good so far, so I'll give it 5 stars for now, and see how it goes later.
(It's been a while since I wrote a review.) Overall, the plot is full of twists and turns, and so far there haven't been any major problems. It's safe to say that as long as the author doesn't pull any crazy plot twists, this book should be a hit.
The world-building is vast, that was my first thought, and the plot is well-arranged. However, the resource gathering is a bit rushed; some resource points are inconsistent and illogical. But as writing skills improve, I believe the author will only get better. Keep it up!
It's just to my taste! It's a bit frustrating waiting for daily updates though! I hope the author can increase the daily update frequency 🥰 Giving you five stars 😎
I don't know where those low-star reviews came from. I personally think it's great, and a bunch of people are just pointing fingers and criticizing it. If you don't like it, just don't read it. Why bother reading it at all? If they think the author's writing is bad, why don't they write their own instead of going to the author's hard work to offer such sweeping "criticisms"?
The authors of other books on other websites probably rarely read Tomato's work. I can only say that there are indeed some problematic points, quite a few, but I think they are really harmless. Most of the questions raised in the comments section are relatively minor. You can judge this book for yourself.
I've been reading for a while now. It doesn't seem like a typical wish-fulfillment story.
It's exceptionally well-written. The logical thinking is superb, and the handling of character relationships and plot is excellent, avoiding any sense of boredom. The thrill of a fast-paced, enjoyable read is also present. I hope the author continues their efforts and maintains the overall flow and essence of the story.
It's good, but the updates are too slow—only about 20 chapters a month. I once met an author who wrote 30,000 words a day with five chapters. You should learn from him! 🤭🤭🤭 This is so infuriating! Can I take another one?