Everything Connected: I Handcraft Planets in the Wasteland
万物互联：我在废土手搓星球
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- 974k Words
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- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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Swallowed Star
Does anyone have books like this? I got hooked after watching the Swallowed Star anime \(◎o◎)/!
Looking for Sci-Fi With Billions of Troops, a Vast Universe, and an Utterly Self-Serving Lead
The Starry Sky, Martial Arts, and Power Fantasies, Maybe with Cosmic Rankings Like in Yanzong's Novels
Technology Meets Another World, with Believable Characters and Logic
I don't want stories that blindly worship technology. I want a balanced approach. No illogical plots, and nothing so stupid it hurts to read. Also, no casually throwing in interstellar battleships and the like.
Looking for Books About Knowledge Is Power
Interstellar, Technology, Mecha, and Starships
Something normal.
Top-Tier Sci-Fi Novels with Huge Ideas!
Not the usual bland stuff. Science fiction should actually feel like science fiction, but every tech tree is the same old thing: nuclear power and dark matter. I'm sick of it. Give me something with a fully realized world, consistent logic, and a completely original field of science!
A Cosmic Setting and an Interstellar Academy
I'm looking for stories with a grand cosmic setting, like Swallowed Star or Treading the Stars. It'd be great if the male lead studied at a cosmic academy. No System, and preferably not an overpowered wish-fulfillment hero.
Cultivation Blended with Technology
I want something that combines cultivation spells with technology. No stories where technology just steamrolls the cultivation world. Those are annoying.
Any Books About the Interstellar World, Cultivation, Artifact Refining, Fleets, and Ship Spirits?
Any Books Combining the Universe, Cultivation, and Technology?
The clash between technology and cultivation in the universe
What's the Best Hard Sci-Fi About Technology and the Cosmos You've Read? Share It Here.
Share the best hard-science and space-themed sci-fi novels you've read, like The Three-Body Problem. Follow this list if you're interested. I'll post new discoveries in science fiction as I find them, and you can share your own recommendations too.
Countless Universe-Level Beings, Above Hongmeng, I Love This Kind of Story, Any Recommendations?
I'm tired of stories about the Three Thousand Great Worlds, the Human, Immortal, and Divine Realms, and the like. Now I just want to read something that breaks beyond the Primordial Chaos and reaches the cosmic level.
Mecha, Sci-Fi, Warships, Interstellar Adventures, or Conquest: Anything Goes
Nameless warrior, wake up! Take up your sword once more and protect everyone according to your own wishes again! ____ In the dark, deep universe, scattered stars set off the stillness of space.
Sci-Fi, Spaceships, Mining Crystals, Cultivation
Any Novels About the Stars, Sci-Fi, or Fantasy?
Honestly, I've been wondering why there aren't any novels about Halo.
Novels About Developing New Planets or Creating Planets
Representing all of humanity in an interstellar war,
Tomato Novel Has No High-Quality Fantasy and Sci-Fi Mashups. Prove Me Wrong!
I've been wondering if sci-fi and fantasy can be combined. I've browsed for ages and haven't found a suitable book, so does Tomato just have no high-quality stories that blend fantasy and sci-fi? Disagree? Come debate me!
Technology / Cutting-Edge Tech Development in Xianxia...
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I've often heard people ask why fantasy and cultivation worlds don't develop technology. Many explain it by saying, "Why develop technology when cultivation can achieve everything?" With this question in mind, I wondered, how can technology be applied to or even surpass fantasy and cultivation worlds? So I conceived this book. Haha, if you've had similar thoughts, I bet you'll like it…
Advantages: Not a mindless wish-fulfillment story where the younger generation defeats the older; not AI-generated. Disadvantages: 1. Abnormal paragraphing; even a single sentence is incorrectly paragraphed, and there's a lot of it. 2. Currency issues; not financial problems, but instances of writing "ten thousand" as "thousand" and "hundred million" as "ten thousand," and there's a lot of it. 3.
Personally, I felt the reading experience was very coherent and packed with valuable information, unlike some novels where you might want to skip ahead. It's a very good writing style; I finished it all in one go and felt it was a bit short.
It's pretty good. It's a fresh theme that satisfies my taste. It can awaken superpowers. The protagonist has a hook, like a power. I don't usually write book reviews. The author wants to write it, and it feels good, so I wrote it. Let the author continue to write it 👍
Absolutely fantastic! Five stars! At the beginning, I thought it was a story about a protagonist suffering terribly, but compared to traditional stories, the protagonist's hardships are minimal. It quickly gained popularity, and through its extraordinary abilities, it gradually became known to the world.
Super good! Keep it up, author! 👍
While I wouldn't say it rivals the best writers, it's definitely decent on Tomato Books. There aren't many flaws, or almost none. The world-building is grand, the system is complete, and the plot and character development are good. Why is nobody reading it?
How many chapters are needed for one training instance? It's too long!
It's so beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!
I enjoyed reading it; it's very well written! 💕💕💕💕 Keep up the good work, author!