
Among the Stars: Maxing Out My Engineering Skills!
群星:土木点数拉满!
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- Completed
- Length
- 600k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
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- Unknown
- Updated
- 5mo ago
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- Fanqie
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I'm having such a hard time.
Artificial Intelligence, Super Technology, and a Journey From Earth to the Universe, 2 Million Words or More
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Sci-fi, interstellar, war. Any gender pairing is fine.
Hard Sci-Fi with Rigorous Scientific Logic! Harder Than The Three-Body Problem!
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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!
Cutting-Edge Tech + System + Warships + Building an Army + Sci-Fi
Black technology + System + warships + building an army + sci-fi
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Novels That Follow Civilization from the Planetary Stage to a Highly Advanced Civilization
It can happen through a System, or after a few hundred years, with all sorts of new technology having developed.
Pure Starship Battles, No Mecha or Ground Wars
Looking for books like *Interstellar Lord: My Starships Are a Little Too Numerous*.
Our Fleet Blots Out the Sky, No Matter How Many Suns Shine Above
Guys, give me some sci-fi fleet novels, please!
Tech-Focused, Invincible from Start to Finish, No Romance
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Even Sci-Fi Is Starting to Feel Clichéd
Nuclear fusion, chips, machinery, insect races, Dyson spheres, wormholes, warp drives, dimensions, time, spaceships, two-dimensional foils. Can't you come up with anything new? You're authors, not plagiarists. Do your imaginations really have to be constrained by real-world morals and theories?
Tech Novels About Someone Advancing Technology Alone With a Golden Finger
No pretentious face-slapping stories, and nothing involving the state. With technology stories, the moment the state gets involved, everyone suddenly loses their intelligence. So I want stories that don’t involve the state.
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Please Recommend Novels Inspired by EVE Online: Echoes, EVE Online: Ascension, or Endless Star River
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This book makes assumptions about the prospects of the universe based on current human cognition: how to turn the known knowledge of advanced civilizations into our own known world when there is extreme crowding and severe technological imbalance (referring to the protagonist). Note: This book does not start with the construction of "megastructures". Judging from the first fifty chapters, the author's vision of cosmic civilization can be said to be very imaginative. The plunder of pirate civilization, the supremacy of art in elf civilization, and the equality of all living beings in scavengers are all very cosmic-level romantic and charming.
Since the last time I saw this kind of book, if I have to say, it reminded me of it - "The 4.6 Billion Reprise of Evolution". While it is fun, it also retains the dark forest of the universe, but I personally think it is still a bit ideal. I hope you can read more [Adoration]
The author's writing is abstract and interesting. It is indeed a good science fiction article. After all, science fiction is not the appearance of industrialization of battleships and mechas, but a way of thinking. Well, actually these images are also very important, and the definition of science fiction itself is also vague. In short, I decided to identify this article as science fiction, instead of most of the messy things in the recommendation column that are in the name of science fiction. Science fiction is probably a continuum. The science fiction content of this book is obviously not low. The author's knowledge content is also low.
It's okay, please write less details about technical principles. Come on, author.
It's rare to see well-written novels related to the stars. It's a pity that Wang Shu's Light Speed Knife can be saved, but it's too long.
Looks good, I look forward to the early resurrection of human civilization and Wangshu
I personally think it's very beautiful
I found real gold in the sea of persimmons [blowing kiss]
Really. Too real? The logic is very detailed. As a science fiction novel, it has reached the tomato ceiling. There are brain books.
Okay, it feels good.