
Don't Panic, Let Me See Why There's an Extra Screw
别慌,让我看看为啥多了一颗螺丝
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- 403k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping
A highly intelligent but socially clueless protagonist would work too. Their achievements don’t necessarily have to become known to the public, but they should be based on established knowledge, not made up out of nowhere.
I'm Stuck in a Filter Bubble, Help Me Out
Guys, share the books you think are good. Nothing old, I’ve already read those.
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.
I Want Minecraft Stories!!! There Are Hardly Any!!!
I'm looking for books like *National Destiny MC: I'm the Only Veteran Player*.
Looking for Smart Science and Academic Prodigy Stories. No Dumbed-Down Plots, Please 😋
No CP. (No) cultivation or starting a company. No suggestive scenes from the start, no period settings, and no courtyard-house stories 😅
Pure Science Fiction: No Fantasy, Games, Movies, or Awakening
Hard Sci-Fi! Hard Sci-Fi! I Want Hard Sci-Fi!!!
Hard Science Fiction That Goes Cosmic in Scale: No Mecha or Monsters, It Has to Be Hard Sci-Fi
It has to be grounded in reality or have a unique theoretical framework, like *The Galactic Empire* or *The Three-Body Problem*... but... it needs to have that web-novel feel... Aaaah, I’m so torn (๑•́ ₃ •̀๑). Cuties, please stop recommending *The Three-Body Problem*! I’ve definitely read a masterpiece like that.
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?
Modern Urban Setting, High Tech, Manufacturing, and a Strong Nation
A System-based story about making a nation strong.
Any Hard Science Fiction That’s So Technical You Can’t Understand It?
Are there any hard science novels? The kind that are difficult to understand.
Looking for Tech Novels About Serious Scientific Research
Please recommend some good novels about technology, where the characters are genuinely focused on science and technology. No ambiguous harems, no adoptive-sibling romances, and preferably no romance at all.
Looking for Hard Sci-Fi About Advancing Technology and Reaching the Galaxy!
I don't want novels where someone stays on Earth, beating up the Musk brothers one day and kicking Steve Jobs the next. No academic genius stories where they compete and win awards nonstop! And no fantasy disguised as sci-fi. I want stories about leaving Earth and conquering the universe step by step!
Looking for Patriotic Stories Where the Motherland Cherishes Them, and They Cherish the Motherland in Return
Looking for Sci-Fi Novels by New Authors
No fantasy novels, just pure sci-fi. Preferably with a strong technological feel and a big imagination.
Looking for Books About Knowledge Is Power
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Any Novels Focused Solely on Developing Cutting-Edge Technology?
Only technology: hard tech, good tech.
Looking for Novels About Doing Scientific Research to Serve the Country
Male-oriented or female-oriented novels are both fine, but no quick transmigration series. I’d prefer something grounded in reality and not too over-the-top.
Tech-Focused, Invincible from Start to Finish, No Romance
Novels About Scientific Research, Please!
The Male Lead Advances His Country's Science and Technology
Science fiction.
Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Mind-Bending Ideas, and Parallel-World Transmigration
Looking for books like The Art School Beauty Who Leapt Across Dimensions to Save Civilization.
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It can be regarded as a science and technology novel. The overall content and logic are okay. There are some minor bugs, but reality is not logical anymore. The logic requirements of novels should not be so high.
Yes, it's good-looking. It's a science fiction daily novel. The protagonist is an ordinary idealist. There is no crisis when I read Chapter 24, and the narrative structure is relatively gentle. There are currently no poisonous points in Chapter 24. Although the protagonist has parents and a family, this is a daily article without even a major crisis, so this cannot be considered a poisonous point. Moreover, there is no detailed description of the family in the article, and the protagonist has no emotional line. If you can accept this kind of relatively bland daily science and technology article, you can read it. If you want to read all kinds of slaps in the face like pure Shuang articles, then this article is really not suitable, because the author of this article mainly writes about technology [face covering].
I stayed up late to finish reading it. Overall, it was pretty good. The protagonist took off with the country with his golden finger and completed his freshman year and moved forward step by step. It was not a fantasy science fiction novel, but a scientific science fiction novel. It was a bit dry. There were too many theories and I just skipped through the book and never let the knowledge enter my brain. The plot part was very enjoyable, and the protagonist and Weiyang were just like each other. Goldfinger's relationship is very warm, and they accompany each other and grow together, but the ending is too sudden. No wonder the author said it was a bit unfinished. I was still waiting for the protagonist to hammer the chief civilization into small biscuits. It just ended in one sentence. I think the author also lost his hair like crazy when writing this book. Hahaha. I hope that the more written the Mining book, the better it will be. I enjoyed reading it [laughs]
Very good, chapter eighty so far. Some settings have also been expanded First of all, the protagonist has a family, not an orphan. However, there are not many descriptions of family members, mainly background panels. In addition, there have been no cases of family members being assassinated or kidnapped so far. Secondly, although this article is of the "Walking with the Country" type, there is not much intrigue, except for the moment when the protagonist deliberately leaks his own information in the early stages. In the later period, such matters were handled by the state, and the protagonist was only responsible for the scientific research part. There was no plot of pretending to be a slap in the face, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. As for the normal intelligence levels of other countries in the article, there is currently no major conflict (life extension technology is still kept secret, and other technologies are used to attract foreign scientific and technological talents because there are not enough domestic manpower) Finally, I don't know if there is a female protagonist. If there is one, I would suggest a single female protagonist Mo Yang (that's the system the protagonist gets) Overall, it's a very comfortable science fiction article.
It's quite good-looking, although many things seem dark at first glance. I would like to mention my personal correct views on the issue of lifespan. The premise reminds me that this is my world, so there will be some things that everyone thinks are unreasonable, but in fact, when you understand my world, you will know that it is reasonable. Long lifespan brings harm. Everyone knows that in various immortal cultivation novels, people can live for many years at a time. But in my opinion, if they have to rationalize it, it is that they are only their true selves during the time of their normal life. Their cultivation time is a kind of trusteeship sleep. You can take a look at the divine design of the game Genshin Impact. This is the consequence of a long lifespan. Some people may say that an optimistic mood will make people more accepting and live longer, but in fact, as long as you live long enough, no matter how optimistic you are, there is a time limit. Living for a long time will make people live more and more like machines. It does not mean that they become machines, but that their thinking direction is leaning toward machines. People are always learning. When you learn to a certain extent, when you do something, you will subconsciously do it according to the previous situation. Everything above is nonsense In my world, people are divided into two parts. One part is normal human beings with a lifespan of only a hundred years. After a hundred years, they will no longer receive protection, which means that it is not illegal even if they are killed. The other part is called superior people. The total population of the first part remains unchanged. All excess population is divided into the second part. The second part adopts the absolute survival of the fittest. The starting point is to pick one out of a hundred. Only one person out of a hundred can survive. That is to say, if there are 10 billion people entering this part a year, then only the first 100 million people can survive. They have been accepting correct values and anchoring their thoughts all their lives. Their education since childhood has deeply bound them to the first part to maintain the existence of this civilization. Yes, this is just to maintain the existence of this civilization to prevent people from neglecting and forgetting civilization for too long, leading to the complete disappearance of civilization. In fact, in my world, I denied a lot of immortality, and finally determined it in this way, Bringing us into a high-level civilization, we can think of technologies that are currently impossible as possible. When genes can be edited at will, when humans can absorb energy independently, when humans have many ways to increase life span at the genetic level, such an increase in life span will make human life span exponentially increase, or even infinite. So, standing on a higher civilization, what are the real advantages of our civilization? In my opinion, it is the infinite randomness. One person has countless DNAs, and the combination of countless DNAs of another person, and the interaction between each other, produce different results. When we find the most correct DNA, perhaps the concept of civilization disappears. In fact, the most important thing in my world is to prevent the loss of the meaning of existence.
Don't panic, let me see why there is an extra screw Written by Emperor Welding Wu of Party A It's a black technology type, the type where the logic is as self-consistent as possible, and the plot is quite fresh, not empty or boring. As for the characters, since it is not a particularly mindless and cool novel, the images created are more three-dimensional and more vivid. The new book Seedlings, please give it a five-star rating.
It has the potential to become a god, and the author has consulted a lot of information. The most amazing thing is that it's only 200,000 words, but I haven't even finished reading half of it, and it feels like I've read a million words. It's super amazing [laughing and crying]. It shows that the mind is dense. The author continues to work hard on coding. It is best to write about the ascension of the whole family.
Discussion on the lifespan of intelligent creatures The vast universe is inherently chaotic and disorderly, like a boiling pot of particle soup. In this chaos, only the continuous violent collision between matter can break the original order, inspire infinite possibilities, and give birth to a new world and rules. The lifespan of intelligent organisms is like a key node in the cycle of matter being torn into tiny particles and then recombined through collisions. When intelligent creatures live shorter lives, it means that more such nodes will appear in the same time span. Every node is an opportunity for material reorganization and energy exchange, bringing rich and diverse possibilities. And more possibilities are like paving multiple paths for the development of civilization, greatly increasing the fault tolerance rate, giving civilization a chance to continue iterating and evolving in the face of various unknown challenges and complex changes, thus moving towards a promising future. On the contrary, if intelligent creatures live a long life, or even achieve immortality, then the nodes of material collision and combination will be greatly reduced, or even tend to disappear. As a result, the development of civilization is like falling into a pool of stagnant water and gradually solidifying. The fault tolerance rate will also decrease until it disappears. From the moment civilization was born, it was like a lonely boat caught in the torrent of time. It could only passively pass by and inevitably die.
It is now May 3rd. I found that a lot of the paragraph comments of this book have been deleted. There were paragraph bubbles originally. When I clicked on it, I found that the 4-bar signal was indicating that there is no signal. After a while, the paragraph comments disappeared.
How shameless, how about letting Wei Young be the heroine? [Sinister smile]