
Bringing a Little Earth Online to the Galaxy
给星际整点地球online
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- Ongoing
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- 334k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 1y ago
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Explore more →Game Designers Who Pour Their Hearts into Making Games, and Players Who Love Them
Please stop recommending novels about making games just to troll players. I’m sick of them. Game development stories need to be written with sincerity!
Creating Horror Novels for the Whole World to Take Part In
I Like Stories with No Romance, So Please Make Sure There's No Romance or I'll Report It
Looking for books like The System Grants Me Eternal Life; I'll Eventually Become Invincible. Please help, I'm out of books to read! I want a story with no romance. I'd love to see your recommendations. Thanks in advance, kind strangers.
Using Earth’s Culture as a Golden Finger, Including Novels, Games, Poetry, and More
When searching for books, switch the default sorting to newest to see more recommendations 🥰
I've Fallen in Love With Interstellar Fiction. Any Good Recommendations, My Dear Ministers?
Interstellar setting, and the hero shouldn't be aloof.
No Romance, Female Lead. Please Read the Requirements Carefully, Thanks
I'm out of books to read, please recommend something!!! Nothing clichéd, and the characters should have sound values, like the kind of stories by Moshen or something else. Don't give me those with trashy playgirl sea kings, airheaded beauties, or mindless adored-by-everyone types.
An Entertainment-Industry Plagiarist Who Brings Over Songs, Movies, and More from Earth
Looking for books like *From “The Lonely Warrior” to “Under the Sea,” He Leaves the Whole Internet Stunned*. I want stories where Earth's culture influences people in other worlds. I just read one where the male lead directed *Dying to Survive*. I hope there are more stories like that.
I Want to Read About a Protagonist Making Games That Torture the Players, Hehehehe
Looking for Interstellar Stories About Spreading History, Ideally With Historical Holographic Games
Looking for books like *Transmigrate to the Interstellar Era and Recreate Chinese History*. People in the interstellar world all suffer from excessively high mental power or other illnesses. After the protagonist transmigrates there, they make games to teach people about history, with the full historical timeline included.
Looking for Female-Oriented Fourth Calamity Player Stories
Any Stories Where the Heroine Transmigrates to a Futuristic World and Makes Games?
I want to read something similar to Are There Really Any Federation Citizens Who Do Not Play Games?
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Designs Games and Creates Horror Games
Looking for books like You’re Making a Game, So Why Did You Scare the Judges Half to Death? As the title says, I want games that exist in real life, like Siren or Silent Hill. No games invented by the author.
Novels Where Someone Creates Horror in the Interstellar World: Give the Spacefarers Some Chinese-Style Horror
*I Make Games in the Interstellar Era to Spread Chinese Civilization* was great, but it's been on hiatus. Please recommend something similar.
Any Female-Oriented Novels With a Bigger Worldview?
I want books similar to Interstellar: Who Did Those Five Beat Up This Time? I’d love a story where both the male and female leads have expansive worldviews, or an ensemble story with no male lead. Please recommend some!
Can Anyone Recommend Me a Book?
Looking for books similar to Doomsday Rebirth: I Monopolize the World's Chosen Ones. I've read these books several times and have run out of things to read. Can anyone recommend something similar?
Looking for Stories About Spreading Traditional Chinese Culture in Another World or a Sci-Fi Era
Looking for stories about spreading traditional Chinese culture in another world or across the stars.
A Novel About Transmigrating to the Interstellar Era and Making Horror Games
Looking for books like *Giving the Interstellar Players a Little Ghostly Shock*.
Looking for a Female-Oriented Interstellar Horror Game Novel!!!
I want books similar to *Giving the Interstellar Players a Little Taste of a Female Ghost’s Terror*.
Any Stories About Game Designers or Producers, Basically Anyone Who Makes Games?
It's that simple.
Are There Any Good Tomato Novels? I Keep Dropping Them Halfway Through
My Personal Reading List for June 2025
ID: A curated selection of derivative fanfiction. The reviews have been hidden, so I can only post this here. These are just my personal opinions. Please don’t post books in this list; they might get hidden.
I Love Audiobooks and I'm Almost Depressed. Any Novels That Can Cure Depression?
Looking for books like I'm Just a Slime, So Why Is It Reasonable That I Can Beat Up Dragons? (Heaven's Mandate Beast Tamer). No tragic endings, please.
No Doormat Wives, No Doormat Wives
Looking for books similar to Squeal! The Gorgeous Couple Are Sprinkling Sugar at the Dating Show Again (Salted Lychee). I'd like a wealthy-family setting, with both the female and male leads being sharp-tongued. The heroine should be a slow burn, and the hero should make the first move. No doormat heroine, please, no doormat heroine. And don't have her suddenly become all meek and submissive at night...
The Best Book I Have Ever Read
Looking for books similar to I'm Not the God of Drama.
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It's really good to read, and some of the author's ideas are really interesting. I think the most interesting thing is this. In the game of Mingde High School, they bombed the school together, and then in the new game, The Sims, they went to prison and used sewing machines. It was so imaginative that I really thought it was fun. There is also the character Lu Jiyan. His plot in The Sims is really tearful. He turned into a kitten and helped Xiao Sanhua find his head. There is also Sangbiao, the kitten who likes to play with Lu Jinyan. What he says is also very interesting, "My boss, your little brother." Well, and Lu Jinyan, he is really taciturn. But after he completed the task of finding the pieces of the cat (I really want to say that people who abuse cats are really not allowed) he spoke outside, and he also took in Sangbiao. Sure enough, the kitten can really cure everything. Although there are very few people, I beg the author to persevere. This kind of good book will definitely be discovered soon. It's really, really beautiful. (I gave very, very, very much, it must be really good-looking) Just a little more, a little more, a little more, it's not enough to eat at all. The child is hungry at home🐭.
It's not bad, the setting is good, but it's too depressing! ! ! Especially the second game, thank you for watching it! I am even confused. The Mingde dungeon is a very typical Chinese-style education, which should not be adaptable to the interstellar people, especially since the interstellar interpersonal relationships in the story background are so weak that they are almost zero. However, under such a setting, the interstellar people after entering the game are very much like students under Chinese education, which makes me suspect that they will be assimilated as soon as they enter the game... All in all, it's well written, but I just want to read something that makes me happy! !
It's not bad. I encountered a book shortage, so I took the time to read it and found that the more I read, the more interesting it becomes. The heroine currently loves to cook, but she just concentrates on playing games. There are offline social plots but there is no grinding water character. It has not stepped on my fault for the time being. The author will continue to keep it up.
Every character is very interesting. The author has grasped the basic setting of "interstellar people have no emotions". On this basis, there are constant jokes, which shows that the basic skills of character creation are solid. But what can I say about the settings of each game copy, especially the last two, which feel a bit like "big thinking". All negative events are gathered together and exaggerated to create conflicts, ignoring the realistic resolution of many events. There are not many readers now, but after waiting too much, you can imagine how chaotic the comment area will be. I hope there can be more warm and positive stories, or ones that start out gloomy but end up being bright. After all, people and society are complex and are not black and white. (Of course, online novels are the expression of the author's personal will, and the author may have different views)
It's particularly beautiful. Although the heroine is making a horror game, it seems to have a bit of an infinite flow at the moment. It's a very novel way of writing. However, one thing to note is that because it is a game, there is a lot of game content for players, and the female protagonist does not have many roles, but the plot is very good. I have seen this type of writing before, but the author is the most fluent I have ever seen, and it feels like an infinite flow.
Looks good, looks good, looks good. These games are so interesting. Hahahahaha. Especially the last one about the four blind men in The Sims. I really fainted from laughter.
It's really beautiful! The characters in it are quite distinct, because the protagonist is a gamer, and the player perspective is well written, which made me think wow, this game is really good. And some of the clips are really hilarious! Hahahaha, some of them are quite touching! It would be better if the author updated ten times a day [thinking] [shy]
It's a good read, but there aren't many reviews for the book now. The setting of all the Star People being emotionless and expressionless is very fun, and the writing of the game is also very interesting. There are no flaws. Overall, it's relaxing and can be played.
This is one of the very few books that I could give four stars to in the early stages (we'll see if it changes later), just look at the title. At first, I actually thought it was an ordinary game-making article, where everyone simply played a horror game, laughed and regained their emotions, and in the end the heroine gained fame and fortune in a perfect HE. But in this book, the first one is a hospital. I actually don't have much emotion after reading it. It's actually quite royal to exchange sincerity for sincerity. The second one is a school. It's very real. Although it wasn't like this when I was in school (it wasn't so depressing and scary, and the teachers were pretty good), but the Internet speed is so fast. , The world is so big, what the author writes is really, very real, Chinese-style horror, there is never a few minutes or even no time after class, the physical education class is always occupied, why don't you find your own reasons, why don't you sleep well at night... Who hasn't seen it on the Internet?
I swear this is really the best interstellar horror novel I have ever seen. Horror is extremely scary if you think about it. Maybe the story in the first chapter will make people feel average in horror, but it is also a horror content based on the local setting. Overall, it fits the interstellar background and the setting of the novel very well. It will not make some horror plots for no reason to appear abrupt and embarrassing. The author has a great imagination and allocates each game well. The third game is the most amazing to me. I look forward to the following stories.