The Ladder of Civilization, Countdown to the Sun: 10 Years
文明阶梯，太阳倒计时：10年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 364k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 13
Some Apocalyptic Power Fantasy, Please, Preferably with Beautiful Women
Apocalypse Fiction Is So Hard to Write Well. Calling for Recommendations from All You Experts
Looking for Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi
I mean stories that begin many years after the apocalypse, once humanity has built highly advanced bases. The protagonist grew up in one of these bases and joins their teammates to become part of its defense squad.
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.
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.
Hard Science Fiction
Mecha and battleships, with a vast cosmic setting grounded in real data and scientific principles.
Looking for Science Stories, the More Hard Science the Better
Looking for Highly Rated, Hard Sci-Fi Novels with Smart Characters and Imaginative Ideas
The Stars! Hard Sci-Fi! Humanity's Journey Across the Sea of Stars!
Earth gradually advances from a fledgling civilization toward the vast cosmos...
Suddenly in the Mood for Apocalyptic Fiction. I Want Quality, No Beginner-Level Stories
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?
Looking for a Truly Post-Apocalyptic Novel
A lot of people don’t distinguish between a disaster and the apocalypse. The apocalypse means there is no morality, law, or state, and everyone will do whatever it takes to survive. Many people write the apocalypse as just a huge disaster, with saintly characters thrown in. The way the apocalypse is portrayed these days really makes no sense.
Hard Science, Mainly Sci-Fi. Nothing Else, and the Details Matter!
I'd love to read hard sci-fi with an author who has deep knowledge of the subject and excellent attention to detail!
Reader comments 10
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It is rare to see such an appetizing sci-fi apocalyptic novel. The plot advancement is logical and the technology setting is hard-core but not obscure. The framework and details of the entire story are well polished, making it very comfortable to read.
There's nothing wrong with it so far. It's a good book. But what can I say? It feels like there's something missing about the background and origins of the supporting characters. The scientists who collaborated with me are also big names in the industry. Their original results should also play a certain role.
This novel is okay [laughing]
It's a pretty good science fiction novel, but the system's presence is low. The logic is clear. In addition to the description of the protagonist, the author also writes quite well in other places. As a science and technology novel, the content is also hardcore.
It's great, but it's easy to be blocked. Really, be careful. At least bring a vest from a parallel world.
Very well written, keep up the good work
There is nothing wrong with reading the latest chapter, the plot is well connected, and the early national war is very well written.
It is difficult to write well this kind of science and technology article. In addition to being a bit exaggerated and lacking in character, this book handles the shock of technology very well.
After reading the first few chapters, there are no obvious poisonous points. It's just that the protagonist's life is a bit too miserable. Actually, it's okay.
It's very true, there must be a light of hope in the midst of suffering. The logic is true and the narrative is clear