Stellaris: From the United Earth to Emperor of the Stars
群星：从地联到星海帝皇
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Sci-Fi, Megastructures, Galactic Empires, War, and Artificial Intelligence
Sci-fi, interstellar, war. Any gender pairing is fine.
Male-Oriented Stories with Multiple Heroines, but Not Too Many
I’m looking for male-oriented stories with a well-written romance. Fantasy, urban cultivation, anything is fine. I hope there aren’t too many heroines, two or three is enough. In some harem stories, the heroine only exists to increase the size of the hero’s harem. She’s just a useless, pretty prop.
Seeking Stellaris Fanfiction
Looking for books like *Honkai: Star Rail: My United Earth Is Brimming with Martial Virtue*. It doesn't have to be a Stellaris crossover, but it must include Stellaris technology. The protagonist can be in Honkai: Star Rail, but not some Paradox grand-strategy tyrant.
Our Fleet Blots Out the Sky, No Matter How Many Suns Shine Above
I'd like to read something similar to *Stellaris: I Can Never Repay the Marshal's Kindness*. Stellaris, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill!
The Stars! Hard Sci-Fi! Humanity's Journey Across the Sea of Stars!
Earth gradually advances from a fledgling civilization toward the vast cosmos...
I Want Player-as-Fourth-Disaster Stories, Not Black-Slave Stories About Exploiting Players
So many novels tagged as 'fourth disaster' are actually infrastructure-building stories where the players are the author's protagonist's slaves. One line about how 'realistic and lifelike' it is, and the players become completely devoted. They're playing a game, so why are they still hauling bricks and doing manual labor to build houses and roads for someone else in the game?
The Human Alliance Manifesto
Admit it: you simply can't stand those bizarre-looking aliens. They're nothing like us. Burn the galaxy, set the starry sea ablaze. War, war!!!
Looking for High-Quality Stories About Paradox Games, Paradox Players, Fourth-Dimensional Calamities, and the Like
Are there any novels about Paradox games or players? I want war criminals, I want Fourth Calamity, I want efficient, streamlined Stellaris-style purges (screaming, rolling around, crawling creepily~)
Any Sci-Fi Space Construction and Farming Novels with a Tech Tree Like Stellaris?
Looking for books similar to Starcraft: Maxed-Out Engineering Points!
Sci-fi: Quantum Species, Dimensional Fruits, and Two-dimensional Foil Forms
The Protagonist Builds a Faction, Starting on Earth and Reaching for the Stars (Tech-Focused)
The protagonist builds up a faction, starting on Earth and expanding into the stars and the universe. It has advanced technology and interstellar wars.
Any Stories About a Protagonist Developing Their Own Power with a Starship, Preferably a Powerful One?
I'm looking for books like I Became an Interstellar Arms Dealer. It should have a System, and the protagonist shouldn't be useless.
Interstellar Fiction About Building Your Own Faction, Centered on Warships
Any Stories Based on Stellaris?
Something similar to the game Stellaris
Heavenly Realms Foundation Rundowns or Stories That Give the Multiverse a Shock Like The Three-Body Problem, Stellaris, and Warhammer
Our Fleet Blots Out the Sky, No Matter How Many Suns Shine Above
Guys, give me some sci-fi fleet novels, please!
Looking for Stories Where the Main Character Has an Army, With One Love Interest or None, No Harem!
Apocalypse, transmigration, or another world, anything goes.
Players from Another World Go on a Rampage and Terrify Their Enemies, Pure Power Fantasy, No Romance
Novels Based on Steam Games
I'm genuinely puzzled. G Fatty is practically all-powerful in the gaming world, so why has no one really written novels based on Steam or its games?
Any Books About P-Socialist War Criminals? It Took Me Forever to Find Even One.
Novels Set in the Worlds of Paradox Games
Looking for books similar to *1936: The Red Gunslinger of Georgia*.
Any Stories About the Galactic Empire? Anything Set in Stellaris Works Too
Looking for books like *A Little Shock and Awe from the Galactic Empire for Other Civilizations*. The kid got stuck with the bill and bought Stellaris.
Stellaris, With the Players as the Protagonists, Fourth-Dimensional Calamity, No Summoning Stories
Looking for books like Starsea Conquest: Am I the Only One Who Chose to Ascend as a Disaster?
Stellaris, War Criminals, and Becoming a Natural Disaster. No Palette-Swapped Stories or Extremely Forced Logic
Looking for books like When the Stars Load into Super God Academy.
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As a star player, it's so embarrassing to be attacked by aliens on their home planet early [face covering]
If you like to read Long Aotian's short stories, you can take a detour. It has no system and normal combat power, but it is very suitable for players of P Club. They cannot accept the dead, enslaved, pastoral, and grid-based. It is recommended to enter by mistake. Those who like to watch something more realistic and play with stars will get a better experience.
It's well written, but it's a bit frustrating. Well, it's not exciting enough. It's quite in line with reality and the original game. However, there are a few people who read the novel not for the entertainment, or in other words, there are a few who are willing to read the frustrating plot.
It's reasonable to give it five stars. Stop scolding, don't scold... The character who is dead, the protagonist will find the insect mother (Insect of Time) in the later stage. Originally, I wanted to write about the four paths of Void Realm - Chong Ma - Wo Taum - Literary Disaster. But when I saw that all the readers gave me one star, I felt confident. Well, the past is the future, Omega theory, the future is revealed, start! Mother Chong grabbed the author and refined it instantly! Mother Chong hopes you will be happy every day!
This is a Stars fanfic that describes the early war. The writing is quite good. It is quite novel for a farm party like me. It gives me a sense of tension as if the next door is full of militarism and mysophobia. The author's foreshadowing is also quite good. It is difficult to have a reasonable explanation for game bonuses such as laws and traditions in reality. Although the author has tried his best to explain, it is still a bit far-fetched. There is an abstraction in which one meal of ore is used to smelt two meals of alloy when farming. [Chigua]
It has written about the romance of the stars, and the analysis of human nature in society by the servitor is great. I finally found a book that doesn't overthink the official plot. It is a very in-depth book. I personally think it is better than Xi Yan next door [Adore][Adore][Adore]
It is a very interesting interstellar novel. The protagonist's attitude towards alien civilization is in line with expectations. It is also true that the civilians of the local planet will feel war-weary after the war. Because they know nothing about the specific reasons and processes of the war, resentment will not suddenly arise. It is not expected that the aliens will be regarded as wild animals. [Face covering] I thought that we should integrate the military and civilians to reduce war-weariness and raise public awareness. This is an interstellar novel worth watching
I hope the author fulfills the promise of the heroine Gray Wind
Hope to resurrect Luo Li's likes
Very beautiful, on the same level as the King Xi next door! [OK]