I Became a Space Station
我变成了空间站
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 251k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Hard Sci-Fi Only, No Soft Sci-Fi
Looking for hard sci-fi novels.
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.
Tech Novels with Lots of High-Tech Inventions and a Black-Tech System
A tech novel with lots of high-tech inventions and a black-tech System.
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Are There Any Books With Zero Words?
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Your Number One Apocalypse Novel
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Sci-Fi, Interstellar, Over a Thousand Chapters, and Complete
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Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
Artificial Intelligence, Super Technology, and a Journey From Earth to the Universe, 2 Million Words or More
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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, Megastructures, Galactic Empires, War, and Artificial Intelligence
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Hard Science Fiction Similar to The Three-Body Problem
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The protagonist becomes things like planes, guns, tanks, and warships.
The Protagonist Is Mechanical! No Flesh-and-Blood Body! None!
The protagonist should be a machine, mecha, or armored suit, or something like that! No flesh-and-blood body!
The Protagonist Becomes a Weapon, Spirit, Beast, Monster, or Machine and Evolves
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The Protagonist Becomes a Nonhuman Being and Gets Found Out
Something like turning into an undead creature, an animal, or a supernatural being. The protagonist uses their strong humanity to suppress their instincts and keeps growing stronger. Nothing too meme-heavy, please. I'd prefer vivid, descriptive writing and tight storytelling.
Stories About Self-Developed Cutting-Edge Technology, Not Tech Handed Out by a System
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Urban or historical stories are both fine. I'd prefer something long, since I don't want to wait for more chapters.
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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.
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I'm having such a hard time.
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It's not bad, but there are a few big poisonous points. The artificial intelligence space station used by the country as a backup cannot be so useless and has no weapons. This is one of the few poisonous points. However, as one of Tomato's rare interstellar apocalyptic novels, the writing is still OK. I will give it one more star.
Just follow it, it will definitely be fine in the future anyway, after all, you only have one subject.
Give me five stars, author. Don't tell me that if you never write a sequel to this book until you die, I will definitely send a doge to your house. I think this book is pretty good, better than those old-fashioned skin-changing novels. If you update the new book and give it a sequel, kick me in the ass A new book is a good book as long as it's not cliche. A clichéd plot with a homemade twist is also a good book. Make who
So where is the protagonist's position? If it is in geosynchronous orbit, there will be at least a two-second delay in communicating with the ground. If it is in low-Earth orbit, then it is impossible for the protagonist to maintain communication with that location all day long, and satellite relay is necessary [Thinking]
Why does it smell like Fallout 4?
Although I have only seen a book of this type two years ago, I still think it is very good. The author's writing style is also very good. It seems very touching. As long as it is not written down, it will have a great future. I highly recommend reading it.
Come on. Try your best, thank you, don't let it go to waste.
Very beautiful and worth recommending!
Recommend an inspiration for the author's next book. I came out of YY myself and am called a "promoter". The setting is that the protagonist is the ultimate genius of a certain civilization, and he developed mechanical ascension early on. But due to some reasons. The method of mechanical ascension was not recognized by the civilization to which the protagonist belonged, so in the end the protagonist had to leave his hometown. Step into the unknown world alone.
It's a pity that the author ended it suddenly. I hope the author will finish this novel. Looking forward to continued updates from the author.