
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
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 315k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Give New Books a Chance: Hidden Gems Yet to Break Ground
A book worth taking your time with. A new release recommendation. Show the author some support!
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.
Looking for Highly Rated, Hard Sci-Fi Novels with Smart Characters and Imaginative Ideas
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.
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.
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.
Novels with a Machine or AI as the Protagonist
Are There Any Novels About Interstellar Fleets Like Star Citizen or EVE?
Starships, Mass-Produced Troops, Dimensions, Hard Sci-Fi, Planetary Crisis, Escape from Earth
Looking for books similar to *It's Perfectly Reasonable for a Level Two Civilization Like Mine to Have a Two-Dimensional Foil (Deep Space Cataclysm).*
Sci-Fi, Interstellar, Black Hole Creation
Sci-fi + comedy + interstellar warfare
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 Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Hostage Prince or an AI, or Something Like That?
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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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It's not bad, but why the sudden change in art style? I initially felt like they were playing a grand game, but now it doesn't feel that way anymore.
All I can say is that it's better than another book that's practically a harem-building story about artificial intelligence and overpowered characters.
Having read 105 chapters, I personally think this book deserves a 10/10. There's nothing particularly infuriating about it. However, I think there's one thing that, while not exactly a mistake, might be: during the first few chapters, I forced myself to read through it because I wanted to see what the protagonist was up to.
This is my first time writing a book, so there are many problems. I spent a bit too long on the early part about the Luo Fan Galaxy, but I wanted to take this opportunity to explain the background setting. I'll fix any problems later (=TェT=) The first thirty chapters or so focus on Luo Fan's story. If you're not particularly interested in that, you can skip through them quickly. Just get a general idea of how many people are involved; it won't significantly impact the later plot.
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This is much better than others I've read. The premise is quite novel, but the writing style is a bit strange, like mixing different colors together. Sometimes when writing dual storylines, it switches between them just when I'm about to get to the exciting parts, which is a bit frustrating.
Haha, five stars! Supporting the author!
It looks pretty good, but I don't understand why they didn't capture prisoners to extract intelligence after the outbreak of war.
A very novel science fiction novel
This background feels a bit like that of the Xiling... I remember there was a similar crystal-based civilization that fought against the Abyss.