Apocalypse Rebirth: I'm the Only One Who Gets a Gold Card Every Time
末世重生：唯独我每次抽卡必出金
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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Sci-Fi Masterpiece, Buried and Overlooked. I’ve Run Out of Things to Read!
Bases with Massive Strongholds or Fortresses
Hard Sci-Fi Only, No Soft Sci-Fi
Looking for hard sci-fi novels.
Artificial Intelligence + System + Technology + Arms
Sci-Fi, Megastructures, Galactic Empires, War, and Artificial Intelligence
Sci-fi, interstellar, war. Any gender pairing is fine.
Transmigration + Weapons Cache + Infinite Flow
Transmigration + weapons stockpile + infinite flow
Looking for Detailed War Scenes, with Enough Combatants, a Grand Scale, and Excellent Battle Descriptions
Above all, I want high-quality scene descriptions that really get the adrenaline pumping!
Hard Sci-Fi, Interstellar Travel or Drifting, and Alien Civilizations
I don't like stories that are constantly at war, fighting from beginning to end, from the Solar System all the way to the Milky Way. I prefer nuanced portrayals of alien societies and storylines, as if observing another civilization.
Sci-Fi, Sci-Fi, and More Damn Sci-Fi
Looking for books similar to *The Sun Is Dying, and I’m Forced to Start a Spacefaring Civilization*. It must be hard sci-fi. No other genres, no mindless stories, no fantasy dressed up as sci-fi, no technology handed out by a System, and no wish-fulfillment stories.
The Stars! Hard Sci-Fi! Humanity's Journey Across the Sea of Stars!
Earth gradually advances from a fledgling civilization toward the vast cosmos...
Post-Apocalypse, Shelter, Military, and at Least 200 Chapters
Mecha Stories and Sci-Fi: Where Have All the Great Ones Gone?
“Flesh is weak; embrace the machine” shouldn't just be a slogan. True machines shouldn't have feelings at all! Most mechanical sci-fi these days is about someone being reincarnated or accidentally becoming someone or something, followed by pages and pages of personal drama and romance.
Looking for Warship Novels
Any stories where the protagonist starts out with a ship or battleship? Please don't recommend newly launched books.
Interstellar Novels with Warships, Fleets, and a System
Space travel and battles between space fleets, without mechs, and with a System eventually.
Looking for Sci-Fi With Billions of Troops, a Vast Universe, and an Utterly Self-Serving Lead
A Technological Universe, From One to Ten Dimensions and From Level-One to God-Tier Civilizations
From Earth to the Solar System → the Local Group → the Third Galactic Arm → the Milky Way → the Local Supercluster → the supercluster → the universe → beyond the universe. I want to read a book with this kind of scale. I wonder if one exists? Preferably a traditional-style novel.
Looking for a Novel with a Vast World, from Earth to the Universe and Beyond Its Boundaries
Sci-Fi Novels About Mining and Exploration
Something like The Strongest Miner in the Universe.
Pure Science Fiction: No Fantasy, Games, Movies, or Awakening
Hard Sci-Fi! Hard Sci-Fi! I Want Hard Sci-Fi!!!
The Protagonist Discovers a New Planet, Secretly Builds It Up, and Develops It
Are There Any Novels About Interstellar Fleets Like Star Citizen or EVE?
The Protagonist Is a Mech with Its Own Consciousness That Can Evolve
A Ranking of the Ten Most Insane Saturation Bombardments
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The writing is quite good, but it has little to do with Warhammer. Those who come here for Warhammer can leave first.
It is a very good article about the apocalypse that describes a relatively objective and true story, but the overall style is rather depressing. Not a cool article! There is a good description of the risk of extinction faced by human beings in the end of the world, and the main line logic is clear. There are a lot of data descriptions on various technological weapons, which takes up a lot of words. This universal lottery system occupies a more reasonable and unobtrusive position in the article, and it does not feel like it is stealing the plot. The protagonist makes reasonable use of his own talents and this system to open up a world of survival in the end of the world. The performance of its own performance is also quite reasonable, with strength but not exceeding the standard. When facing such high pressure to survive in the apocalypse, I feel like I can't survive without this protagonist. The description of the apocalyptic crisis in it is quite good, giving readers a sense of oppression, which is very vivid. I originally thought it was a national lottery system and that kind of national survival culture, with all kinds of pretense and various material monopolies. However, I found that the author handled it well and did not describe this kind of pretentiousness too much. The system's position in it is just a helper for survival, and sometimes it doesn't even help. The description of the supporting characters is still a little lacking, and it fails to strengthen the pressure of death in the apocalypse from the side.
The writing is good, but when will the cover muscle brother appear? After all, I came in because of the cover 😂
Okay, the exam is coming soon. I finished reading the book without studying in one night. I'm so damned [Petrochemical]
Different from the ordinary ink stone pattern, the emphasis is on equipment. The endless emergence of equipment makes people not have a sense of routine.
Generally speaking, there is nothing poisonous about it. My personal feeling is that it is a confrontation between technology and technology. All kinds of weird abilities
After reading the current chapter 120, the small-scale battle scenes are quite well written, so I'll add one star. In terms of the plot, except for the number of supporting characters who are twitchy, there are no other obvious violations. Mark
The writing is very good and has a strong sense of immersion. The descriptions of the firearms are detailed and the characters are well drawn. The descriptions of the battlefield are relatively large. If nothing else, I hope the author will work hard to update it and don't leave it unfinished. Thank you. Come on [laughing]
It's okay, but Goldfinger is not good. It's depressing to watch, and the enemy settings are too strong.
The author is very attentive to such detailed descriptions. Incorporating various horror and science fiction biological weapons.