Playing Stellaris: Nexus in the Real World
在现实世界玩拉格朗日
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 81k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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I'm Out of Things to Read and Want to Find Fanfiction for Infinite Lagrange
Looking for books similar to Civilization's Downfall? Launch Infinite Lagrange! Lagrange.
Sci-Fi, Megastructures, Galactic Empires, War, and Artificial Intelligence
Sci-fi, interstellar, war. Any gender pairing is fine.
Are There Any Novels About Space Battleships on Tomato Novels?
Where is my battleship!!
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.
Any Novels About Lagrange?
I've been playing a lot of games lately and want to see if there are any novels like that.
Infinite Lagrange Fanfiction and The Wandering Earth Fanfiction
I’m looking for novels related to PUBG Mobile, invincible Genshin Impact fanfiction, and warship stories. Space battleships or naval warships are both fine.
The Male Lead Has a Space Battleship from the Start
A warship upgrades and roams through space, encountering space pirates.
Interstellar Novels with Warships, Fleets, and a System
Space travel and battles between space fleets, without mechs, and with a System eventually.
Stories Like Infinite Lagrange (No Saintly Protagonists)
Sci-Fi: Giant Warships, Mecha, and Weapons
Looking for Spacefaring Civilizations and Starships, No Post-Apocalyptic Stories
The apocalypse from the start ruins the experience.
A Novel Where the Protagonist Commands a Fleet in a Game, Then Transmigrates to the Real World
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A perfect score! I was drawn to this by an ad the author posted on the Starfield Channel; it's absolutely fantastic!
Lagrange's books are few in number, so read them and cherish them.
Well, how should I put it? Even if you don't know Lagrange, you can understand it, but honestly, the writing is very amateurish. This includes narration-style passages, poorly crafted climaxes, placing the acknowledgments list at the beginning (frankly, this is the first time I've ever seen this, and it really affects the reading experience), and putting future ideas directly into the main text…
To be honest, the book is enjoyable, but I really don't want it to touch on politics, let alone anything that reflects reality. If it does, the novel might lose its essence. I'd prefer less about Earth and more about exploring outer space, since most people read novels to relax after a long day...
It's a shame that the losses were too high against these intelligent raiders in this tournament. It would be great if we could add some combat strength, assuming the logic is sound. For example, could we get the level 59 reward at the end of the pass sooner, or give out an Emperor from the later chests?
All I can say is that I've finished.
Dear author, I don't expect you to update three times a day. Just maintain the current quality, update once a day, and write a million words. 🤔 Keep it up!
Keep it up, dog writing!
Don't you think it's weird to bring a game into reality? The whole world knows these are just things from a game, but no one questions how they came to be in reality. If you ask me, it would be better to let the protagonist travel to a parallel world without this game.
Regarding the "nanny novel" genre, I'm not saying this book is bad, but I've read some truly outrageous ones, and now I can't even read the most ordinary ones. So, I'm just giving you a heads-up.