Building Starships in the Deep Sea

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.

⚠️ Heavy Industry, a Giant Corporation and Arms Dealer with a Private Army

The Most Popular SCP Foundation Books on This Site Back in the Day

I read this several years ago, but can't find it now. All I remember is that the protagonist was a D-class personnel who escaped from SCP-682's mouth from the start. The female lead was SCP-166 and seemed able to disable the abilities of contained anomalies? The book featured Dr. Apes, Cain, God, and 682 barbecue, among other things.

Hard Sci-Fi! Hard Sci-Fi! I Want Hard Sci-Fi!!!

Looking for Modern Stories About Heaven-Defying Comprehension, Building a Sci-Fi Framework from Scratch, and Taking the World to a Higher Dimension

Technology advancing to a higher dimension or fantasy worlds reaching a higher dimension, either is fine. I’m not picky.

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!

Sci-Fi, Megacorporations, and Space

Looking for books similar to *I Became an Interstellar Arms Dealer*.

Scientific Research With No Scheming or Face-Slapping

A highly intelligent but socially clueless protagonist would work too. Their achievements don’t necessarily have to become known to the public, but they should be based on established knowledge, not made up out of nowhere.

Technology Novels Rated 9 or Higher

Industrial Stories, Preferably About Cars

Looking for books about automobile manufacturing, such as Reborn in the Age of Power.

Novels About Building a Company from a Small Business into a Large One

Looking for books similar to *Five-Star Talent! I'm Definitely Hiring This Employee!*

Looking for Science and Technology Novels: The Protagonist’s Brain Is Enhanced, They Do Their Own Research, and There’s No Harem

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.

Any Books With a Vast Cosmology, From Earth to the Solar System to the Milky Way and Beyond?

Any books with a grand cosmic scale, from Earth to the solar system to the Milky Way?

Recommended for Reading Urban Fantasy Novels

I want to watch content similar to "Beast Control: I Am Invincible After That Night". Beast Control: I became invincible after that night

System, Black Technology, Business, and Strengthening the Nation. At Least Two Million Words, Please!

Tech Fiction, But No More Controlled Nuclear Fusion, I’m Getting Sick of It

Looking for books similar to *I'm a Level-Two Civilization, So Having a Two-Dimensional Foil Is Perfectly Reasonable*.

Space + Interstellar Adventure + A Little Sci-Fi, but Most Importantly, Primarily Fantasy

Looking for fantasy stories with some interstellar elements, but mainly focused on cultivation, set among the stars.

A Sci-Fi Masterpiece with Original Theories That Make You Think

Looking for books similar to The Three-Body Problem Trilogy (Complete Edition).

The Protagonist Steals Technology from Movies to Build a Base and Grow Their Power

Something like *Fantasy World Inside a Computer* or *The Black Technology Monopoly Company*.

Build a Tech Company and Help China Stand Up to the Great Powers

I want to read something like The Eve of the College Entrance Exam: Ushering in the Fifth Revolution in Physics.

Sci-Fi with Hackers, Supercomputers, and AI, but No Protagonist Starting a Company

Transmigrate Across Worlds and Grow Stronger Through Science and Learning

Looking for books like *An Actor's Private Affairs*.

The Protagonist Develops Technology Independently and Keeps It to Himself, But Steps In When the Nation Is in Danger