Earth Has Not Been Fully Occupied
地球未被完全占领
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 468k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
A Real Apocalypse Novel, with No Superpowers or All-Purpose Systems
Ordinary people struggling to survive in the apocalypse.
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.
Interstellar, Technology, Mecha, and Starships
Something normal.
System + Interstellar War + Battleship Building + Civilization + Space + Sci-Fi + Mecha
War! I Want War! Massive Wars, and the Protagonist Has to Be a Monster
Sci-Fi: It Has to Be Hard Science Fiction!!!
Something like "The Three-Body Problem", or making a two-dimensional foil by hand.
What Was the First Novel You Read on Tomato Novel? Your First in Every Genre
Transmigration, rebirth, hilarious and goofy stories, entertainment industry, reincarnation from birth, supernatural abilities, secret identities, the apocalypse, Systems, pocket dimensions... all kinds of novels!
Does Tomato Novel Really Have No Good Apocalypse Stories Anymore?
Aside from those two books by Futu, are there really no good apocalypse novels on Tomato besides the zombie ones? I genuinely can't find any... Any experts have some saved? Don't keep them to yourselves, share!
Anyone Have Doomsday Novels to Share? Not Ones with Female Protagonists
If there are any apocalypse novels, could we discuss those?
Apocalypse Stories With a Decisive Killer, No Waffling, and One or No Female Leads. Any Recommendations?
Looking for a novel with a distinctive premise and a decisive, no-nonsense, no-nonsense, not saintly male lead. One heroine or no heroine, with clear writing and sound logic. Please recommend something.
Apocalypse or Zombie Stories
No saintly female leads, please.
Begging for Novels About Natural Disasters and Apocalypse
Disaster novels, but no zombies. Ideally, an apocalypse farming story with a female lead who has a pocket dimension. She shouldn't become stupid as soon as she meets the male lead or blurt everything out, and she shouldn't become the male lead's golden finger.
Looking For Hard-Core Apocalypse Novels
StarCraft! Blizzard's StarCraft!
Looking for stories like Interstellar 2: Parallel Time and Space. Not those stories where having a crappy ship or piloting a mech is all it takes to make something a space opera!
Are There Really No Male-Oriented Pure Natural-Disaster Apocalypse Novels Anymore?
I want pure natural-disaster stories. Remember, no male- or female-oriented novels.
Apocalypse, Sci-Fi Base, System Upgrades
Apocalypse novel where the protagonist gets a System from the start, begins with a sci-fi base, and gradually upgrades and expands it.
Which Post-Apocalyptic Stories Do You Think Are Good?
No female lead, or just one female lead.
Technology, System, Planes, Interstellar War, and Invincibility
The protagonist loves showing off and isn't low-key. I want to see the whole world stunned when he returns to Earth in a starship.
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Dark and Glorious
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This novel vividly depicts the post-apocalyptic world, with each scene breathtaking. The author meticulously crafts each character, making their emotions, thoughts, and actions lively and realistic. Readers can deeply connect with the protagonist's inner world, navigating hardships and predicaments alongside them.
We don't know what tomorrow will bring, but the novel *The Three-Body Problem* is refreshing. It depicts the story of a civilization in the universe plotting an invasion of Earth. This novel is even more engaging, giving us more room for imagination. What will become of us if Earth is conquered?
It's truly excellent, both in its narrative and atmosphere. The tags in the synopsis give a general idea of the main plot. But understanding it is one thing; how it's presented to us is up to the author. For example, how will it develop step by step—will it revert to the resistance or develop gradually from its current position? Currently, I think it's the latter.
Snowflakes fluttering down, I'm here too! Sassa, let me recount your sins [It's been so long since I heard from you, but I can forgive you]! There's one last one ↓ Sassa, let me recount all the good and evil deeds you, my Creator, have done! Sassa, let me recount all the encouragement I've given you! Go go go! Go! Go! Speed up! Speed up! Speed up! /Excel! …--… [Comparable to Ultraman Ginga going from 0 to infinity] 😏👍💕 [Learned it] 😎👍 [OK]❤️
I'll give it five stars as encouragement. After all, I haven't seen the complete storyline yet, so it's quite well-structured.
Update! What is the conflict between the Youth Stormtroopers and the Resistance? What is the latitudinal shift in enemy-occupied territory? What is the arena? Why have the aliens stopped advancing? How much of China is enemy-occupied territory, and how much is the front line? How much of the Resistance's territory remains? What about other countries?
I feel like I'm reading a physical book; not only is the storyline captivating, but the interplay of emotions makes it even more compelling to keep reading. [Learned]
This book excels in its tightly woven plot and excellent pacing! It doesn't rely on simple battle scenes to attract readers, but rather subtly weaves in foreshadowing within calm settings, making it impossible to put down. Keep it up! Looking forward to the rest of the story.
The author has a rich imagination; this is a very good book. Keep writing!
A wildly imaginative story with a seamless plot. The structure is clear and the narrative is tightly woven. Absolutely brilliant! Five stars!