I Transmigrated into Star Sector, So Why Is This Lagrange?
穿越群星，告诉我这是拉格朗日？
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 360k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Stellar Disaster: I'll Kill, You Run!群星武灾，我负责杀，你负责逃！Alternate title on Fanqie
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Interstellar Fiction Only, Please!
I hope the protagonist is the child of an important figure who was lost outside the family as a child, then later reveals their identity in front of everyone. Seeing them reveal an incredible identity in front of others is one of my favorite guilty pleasures, ahhh!
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
I'd like to read something similar to "Stellaris: I Can Never Repay the Marshal's Kindness". Stellaris, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill!
Sci-Fi, Megacorporations, and Space
Looking for books similar to "I Became an Interstellar Arms Dealer".
Any Stories About Infinite Lagrange or Modern Warships?
Any Books About the Galactic Empire Arriving in Honkai: Star Rail?
Looking for Sci-Fi With Billions of Troops, a Vast Universe, and an Utterly Self-Serving Lead
⚠️ Heavy Industry, a Giant Corporation and Arms Dealer with a Private Army
Looking for Interstellar Warships. Don't Tell Me About Superpowers or Mecha.
I want stories about interstellar battleships, and the protagonist needs to start out already beyond the planet, in outer space. They've already left the planet and can build spaceships. Don't tell me the protagonist has to slowly build an interstellar battleship from Earth, then slowly become a part of the universe...
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.
Hard Science Fiction
Looking for stories similar to Deep Abyss Starshine. Pure sci-fi, no cultivation, just a steel fleet built on technology.
Our Fleet Blots Out the Sky, No Matter How Many Suns Shine Above
Guys, give me some sci-fi fleet novels, please!
Are There Any Novels About Space Battleships on Tomato Novels?
Where is my battleship!!
Warship Commanders, System, Interstellar Warfare, and Infinite-Turn Stories
Could any fellow readers recommend something?
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.
Looking for Space Satellites, Titan Warships, and Interstellar Warfare
Interstellar warfare
Interstellar Fiction About Building Your Own Faction, Centered on Warships
Interstellar Novels with Warships, Fleets, and a System
Space travel and battles between space fleets, without mechs, and with a System eventually.
Looking for Sci-Fi Military Academy Mecha Novels
I like sci-fi stories about military academies and mecha. The male lead can be absent, and if there is one, I’d prefer the romance to be light. The female lead could be a commander, an assault specialist, a mecha mechanic, or something like that. I feel like there aren’t any on Tomato Novel, or maybe I just haven’t found them. If there are, please recommend them! 🌸🌸
Oxygen Not Included, RimWorld, Stellaris, Stardew Valley, TerraTech, and Factorio
Even if it's not about transmigrating to another world, something with a System, like a hypoxia game System, would work. Has anyone written anything like that? Please!
Any Stories Based on Stellaris?
Something similar to the game Stellaris
I Don't Believe There Are Any Purely Science-Based Interstellar Novels. Prove Me Wrong
Hehehe
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Endless Lagrange: Oath of the Stars
Lagrange: From Zero to Interstellar Overlord
Starting Out in Space with the Endless Lagrange System
The End of the Lagrange Era: The Agony of War
Shadow of Lagrange
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The "Lin Group" that appears in chapters 22-25 seems to follow the pattern of a Dragon King's son-in-law. If later on, the protagonist becomes a sycophant, offering up hyperspace technology as a favor, then I'll give him seven stars and describe him as something like an "Ultraman son-in-law". In matters of the heart, he appears incredibly foolish, acting as if he would die without a woman.
I checked the comments section and found that the negative reviews mainly focused on the following points: the book wasn't fast-paced enough, the system was prone to running away, and the interpersonal relationships were poor. Even with my years of reading slump, I found this book readable, and those very criticisms actually kept me going.
It's very good. So far, I haven't seen any flaws. As long as the author doesn't make any silly mistakes and maintains the quality, I feel it's a Tier 1 book. It's just a pity that it's a new book, and the content is too short to achieve a smooth, one-stop reading experience. To be honest, I started to find it hard to watch when the game started with 11 frigates destroying a carrier in 10 seconds due to technological superiority. It felt a bit bland, but not worth abandoning.
It's good. The main character is intelligent, the plot is logical, and the setting has a great sci-fi feel. Even those who haven't played these two games can enjoy it. It's excellent; if the author keeps up the good work, it should be very successful. One chapter a day? That's not enough! 😢
Comments and ratings are very important for a new book. Thank you so much! The Tomato rating system is too difficult to calculate, so I'm deliberately lowering it. I'd really appreciate it if the experts could give me a rating!
In Stellaris, a single frigate requires over 100 alloys to build. A prosperous, unified planet at the start of the game only produces 10 alloys per month. This means it would take several months of a planet's total production capacity to build just one frigate. This illustrates just how massive frigates are in Stellaris.
Logically consistent, with distinct characters and clearly defined factions, this is a very promising new book! The last sci-fi novel I read this well on Tomato Bookstore was "I Am a Space Junk Collector" by Harvest Ant. Author, keep it up! Your book is sure to be a bestseller!
It's been a long time since I've seen anyone write about Lagrange.
It's great! A rare ensemble piece from Tomato (the author's pen name). It's basically all about the overwhelming power of the stars, almost like a semi-invincible story. The only downside is that the author is holding back the development too much; the protagonist is still stuck on a space station and hasn't even acquired a planet yet. It feels like he's about to run away to develop his planet.
It looks good, but I feel like there aren't enough weapon slots.