
I'm Just an AI. What's the Big Deal About Saving the Galaxy?
我一个AI,拯救下银河怎么了
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- Completed
- Length
- 315k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Stories with a Mechanical Lifeform as the Protagonist?
I'm having such a hard time.
Pure Sci-Fi With Lots of Cutting-Edge Tech, A Complete and Rich Tech Tree, and War
Pure sci-fi with lots of advanced tech, a complete and well-developed tech tree, and warfare.
Artificial Intelligence, Super Technology, and a Journey From Earth to the Universe, 2 Million Words or More
Looking for books similar to The Tech Mover.
Are There Any Novels About Interstellar Fleets Like Star Citizen or EVE?
Hard Sci-Fi About Humanity’s Development Across the Stars
Anything except the Starshine Trilogy and stories about civilizations roaming among the stars.
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.
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!
Interstellar Era, Earth Federation, Fleets, Colonization, Vassal Civilizations, and Alien Races
Sci-Fi, Interstellar, Black Hole Creation
Sci-fi + comedy + interstellar warfare
Sci-Fi, Interstellar, and Tech-Focused
No dumbed-down characters. The plot should make sense, with few irritating points, and vivid, epic descriptions of space battles.
Science Fiction and Interstellar Novels
Book friends, please recommend some sci-fi and interstellar novels.
A Worthwhile Sci-Fi Novel with Standout Highlights
If you're recommending a book, you have to give it a boost! Sci-fi needs to feel like sci-fi, have a big imagination, and keep the plot flowing smoothly.
The Protagonist Turns into a Machine AI and Takes a Female Form
Sci-Fi and Interstellar, No Fantasy Elements, Preferably with a System
Please, experts, help me out.
Space, Technology, and Civilization Invasion
Novels where the protagonist uses technology to conquer the universe.
Looking for Highly Rated, Hard Sci-Fi Novels with Smart Characters and Imaginative Ideas
Looking for Stories About Reaching the Stars From Earth Through Technology
Looking for books similar to "The Sun Is Dying, and I Am Forced to Activate Interstellar Civilization." No books that start with technology and later switch to fantasy, please.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Is the Head of a Mechanical Empire With a Gestalt Consciousness?
Sci-Fi and Space Battleships
Any stories about a protagonist wandering through space in a spaceship, or with a base out in space?
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Hostage Prince or an AI, or Something Like That?
Looking for Sci-Fi About the Development of a Planet
Looking for Hard Sci-Fi or Science Fiction, First Published on Fanqie
These Are the Ones I Think Are Good. Disagree? Come at Me!
Are There Really No Interstellar, Beast-World, or Historical Era Novels Without Stockpiling or Pocket Dimensions?
They’re all about hoarding supplies in pocket spaces, and I have absolutely no desire to read them. I want something without hoarding.
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Not bad, but why did the painting style change so much? I originally felt like I was playing a big game of chess, but now I don't feel like this anymore.
All I can say is that it's better than another book that looks like a harem-like artificial intelligence and expanded combat power.
I saw 105 pictures. I personally think this book is worth ten points. There is nothing that makes me very angry. It is this novel. I think there is one thing that is not a mistake but may be a mistake. When I read the first few chapters, I resisted and did not quit because I wanted to see what our protagonist was going to do. If it was just to build a line of defense, there was actually nothing to read in this novel. But later, this novel also showed me a very grand and spectacular universe and some people and things about the protagonist. The author is quite good at portraying the protagonist, and the novel as a whole allowed me to read 100 pictures without any lag except for the first few pictures, which is rare. I suggest that the author, if possible, change the beginning to let readers know what you have to do besides repairing the house. The beginning is very boring unless the person reading the novel has never read science fiction. It is necessary. Well, you said that just repairing a line of defense is easy to persuade readers. In fact, the protagonist does not have to appear at the beginning of the novel, but you must let people know what you are going to write. You can't just build some lines of defense. There's really nothing to see in that thing. At the same time, repairing the house lines is one thing. Secondly, the author needs to write something fresh to give people some magical feelings. Otherwise, we may not be able to read the novel. Now I have seen the 105 pictures. The protagonist's broad future has not finally matched up with the title of the novel. This is quite similar. It is really rare to see this situation. Most of the time, I know what the protagonist is going to do just by reading the title. It will soon be verified in the river. However, I have not verified this novel until now, otherwise the defensive line at the beginning will not have much effect. There are some ancient novel titles that start with four characters. They are probably some hot-blooded titles or something. Well, there are all kinds of ancient titles. You can tell that they are very old at a glance. But some ancient titles also have some very interesting content hidden under them.
It was my first time writing a book and I had a lot of questions. The Luofan galaxy has been dawdling for a long time in the early stage, but I also want to take this opportunity to explain the background settings. If there is any problem, I will correct it later (=TェT=) The first thirty chapters are about Luo Fan. If you are not interested in these, you can quickly skip them. Anyway, you only need to know how many people there are, and it will not have much impact on the subsequent plot.
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This one is much better than the others I have read. The setting of this book is relatively novel, but the content and style are a bit strange to read, and it feels like a mixture of different colors. Sometimes when I write double lines, I pick up the lines when I want to see something exciting, which makes people uncomfortable. Another thing is that the author should have a bigger imagination and not be too limited to the current level of technology (but not too big, some books look very brainless). Overall, it looks pretty good. There may be some points that I didn't explain clearly, so please forgive me. The above is just a personal opinion.
Hahaha, five stars are here, support the author.
It seems pretty good, but I just don't understand why you don't grab someone's tongue and ask for information after the war breaks out.
Very novel science fiction novel
This background feels like Xiling's. . I remember that there was a civilization that was also similar to crystals and fought against the abyss.