
Brain Mutation: I’m Going to Be the Alien Civilization’s Dad
脑部变异:我要当外星文明的爸爸
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- Completed
- Length
- 372k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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There Are No Pure Science Fiction Novels Anymore, Are There? Come Argue With Me
The streets are packed with transmigration, reborn protagonists, overpowered heroes, and Systems. It's hard not to suspect these are written by AI. Is there any real hard science fiction out there?
Sci-Fi: It Has to Be Hard Science Fiction!!!
Something like "The Three-Body Problem", or making a two-dimensional foil by hand.
Novels About Traveling from Earth into the Universe
Something similar to Swallowed Star, The Arrival of the Strongest in the City, Rise of the Revival Era, and Cultivation Frenzy. Ideally, it starts in a middle or high school, with the protagonist rising step by step, entering the universe, joining humanity, and fighting alien races. That kind of story.
Space, Empires, and Fleets Blasting Each Other, No Xuanhuan
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How Does Tomato Have No Science Fiction Novels?
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.
Recommend Books!! Technology and the Universe!!
Sci-Fi Novels About Mining and Exploration
Something like The Strongest Miner in the Universe.
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).*
Looking for Sci-Fi: Transmigration, Civilization, Technology, and Empire
The protagonist is the emperor of a civilization and leads his empire into an interstellar war for supremacy.
Are There Any Novels About Developing the Brain?
I remember it was a book from around 2004. Similar recommendations are welcome, too.
Uncovering the Ecosystems of the Universe’s Civilizations
Looking for books like "Thoughts and Civilization". Interstellar conquest, human civilization and UFOs, the depths of the cosmos... war, supernatural abilities, and ship cannons.
Mecha, Iron Man, and Nanotechnology
Thanks so much, everyone!
Earth’s Civilization Travels Through Space and Advances to Higher Civilization Levels
Looking for books like It’s Perfectly Reasonable for a Level Two Civilization to Have a Two-Dimensional Foil. A civilization on Earth encounters aliens or a natural disaster that calls for interstellar travel, then raises its civilization level and keeps growing stronger.
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The fear of the unknown and the mysteries of discovery, the struggles, the escapism, the passion, the shared suffering—will we face the challenges head-on or flee the danger to find another way out? This captivating science fiction story prompts deep reflection. It begins with a single image, the rest of the story is entirely fabricated; the only limit is your imagination, and the only fear is not seeing it.
A particularly good science fiction novel, very well written.
It can be traced. It's not as exaggerated as some comments suggest. Those who gave it low scores haven't read many chapters. I hope the author isn't affected.
It looks pretty good, and the idea is decent.
It contains a large number of visions and plans for future technologies. For example, nanorobots, a second human brain, virtual universes, weapons of civilization... Suitable for viewers with a high school diploma or higher 😆
It's written in great detail, it feels so real.
Okay, okay, okay