Amazing Sci-Fi Novels (Highly Recommended)

54 费 Fermi Paradox: Double Moon Invasion Bean Who Likes to SleepSci-Fi & Apocalypse228k WordsCompleted 4Reads—Score—Shelves

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It seems like a plain science fiction article, but the details are very delicate. If you like pure science fiction, you can read it.

55 我 I Rely on Cheating Fruits to Save the Wasteland from the Apocalypse Chocolate Specializing in Selling Potato ShredsSci-Fi & Apocalypse431k WordsCompleted 1.6kReads8.0Score173Shelves

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This is a post-apocalyptic novel with both warmth and humor. The heroine decides to hand over a special orchard that can improve the plight of the wasteland to the state, and welcomes scientific research, security and other teams to settle in. The scene of humans and drama fruits coexisting is laughable, and it also conveys the warmth of helping each other.

57 天 Natural Disasters Are Coming: I Am the Creator God in the Void Garlic Oriental LeavesSci-Fi & Apocalypse191k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Those who prefer the main line of confrontation between the entropy-increasing forces of the abyss can read this book. Jhin Xiao relies on microscopic pollution to disintegrate high-dimensional shelter and fight against novelty.

58 癫 Academy of Epilepsy Square BallUrban343k WordsCompleted 156Reads9.2Score—Shelves

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Hard sci-fi, a pseudo-human invasion from a scientific perspective, very brain-burning and very funny

60 因 I Didn’t Want to Die, So I Became the Strongest Bone-Leak Gua WenSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.4M WordsOngoing 2.5kReads9.1Score233Shelves

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Sci-fi apocalyptic theme, the plot is very exciting

63 末 Doomsday Fortress Big Rolled SubmarineSci-Fi & Apocalypse386k WordsOngoing 22Reads—Score—Shelves

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If you read it as science fiction, you will discover a new continent

65 繁 Blazing Rose in the Mist Nimo DiSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.0M WordsCompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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Self-recommendation, um, it's a science fiction essay, something good to read, maybe. Anyway, when I write it to this level, the amount of information becomes too large, and I can't explain it concisely (ﾟ⊿ﾟ)ﾂ

67 我 I Thought I Had Traveled Through Time and It Turned Out That I Would Live Forever Green Vegetable PoetSci-Fi & Apocalypse390k WordsCompleted 22Reads—Score—Shelves

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Pure science fiction. 2096. Human beings gain immortality and love controls the world. Is this the future world you want to see?

68 夜 The Hero of Shanghai at Night Has No Regrets The Sound of the Piano Accompanies MeUrban282k WordsCompleted 75Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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King of the Blood Demons of Venus

69 进 Attacking Humans Counterattack the Alien Mother Planet Dancing WolfSci-Fi & Apocalypse551k WordsCompleted 36Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Hard-core science fiction, the early stage is based on a campus story, and then the main plot is quickly introduced, including rare air combat elements, Star Wars elements, social life fantasy of alien colonies, ultra-detailed space port elements, rigorous logic, worth watching!

70 A AI Takes Me to the World Xiao Luo BiUrban732k WordsCompleted 45Reads8.1Score—Shelves

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Machines become gods and people become benevolent people. I originally thought it was a joke. When artificial intelligence meets Xian Xia, the boundary between science and fantasy becomes increasingly blurred. The mysterious Qingshan Patriarch meets programmer Wen Ye. Blessing lies where misfortune lies, and misfortune lies where blessing lies. Is it a misfortune or a blessing? Is it a blessing or a tragedy? Typing code and writing program algorithms to connect the past and present, running data and changing the architecture of AI to conquer the world. Welcome to taste it, it will be refreshing. Good-looking or not, it's a good product

71 火 The Martian Era: the Road to Venus The Sound of the Piano Accompanies MeSci-Fi & Apocalypse341k WordsCompleted 33Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Blood Demon Viscount Gino was surprised to see a young man and woman

73 绿 Green Star: Dawn of Civilization Four-Dimensional ObserverSci-Fi & Apocalypse108k WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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Unsystematic, pure hard science fiction, all settings do not violate real physics and abide by the basic physical laws of the universe.

74 人 Human Civilization Research Report Longchuan Mountain PeopleSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.1M WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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"Extradimensional Observer: Research Report on Human Civilization" is an amazing work of hard science fiction. With its unique narrative perspective, rigorous scientific imagination and profound philosophical thinking, it constructs an epic civilization that spans dimensions. The most outstanding achievement of this work is that it successfully transforms abstract scientific concepts into fascinating narratives, while constantly questioning the nature of civilization in a dialogue on a cosmic scale. Innovation in narrative structure and breakthrough in four-dimensional perspective The novel uses the unique framework of the observation report of a four-dimensional civilization researcher, creating an unprecedented "top-down perspective." As a four-dimensional being, Cuarón's observations not only span space, but also span the time dimension, and can simultaneously perceive the "simultaneous reality" of various historical stages of human civilization. This narrative structure cleverly circumvents the limitations of traditional linear narratives, allowing readers to examine the development trajectory of human civilization from a higher-dimensional perspective. The work's imagination of the four-dimensional space is both scientifically rigorous and highly creative. From Euclid's four-dimensional projection to Riemann's multi-dimensional space theory, from the dimensional characteristics of quantum mechanics to the fictional theory of "Watson-Chern correspondence", the author conducted reasonable deductions based on the cutting-edge theories of modern physics and constructed a self-consistent high-dimensional universe view. In particular, the metaphors of the "sea of ​​time" and the "river of time" vividly illustrate the fundamental differences in the perception of time in different dimensions. The Graduality and Credibility of Civilization Contact The novel describes the process of civilization contact with great patience and layering. From unilateral observation to unconscious "dimensional leakage", from "micro-revelation" to "mirror echo", from knowledge exchange to conscious contact, the author constructs a complete and credible pedigree of civilizational contact. This progressive contact model avoids the simplistic treatment of common extraterrestrial contact themes and demonstrates the author's deep understanding of the differences among civilizations. Particularly commendable is the exploration of the ethical dilemmas of "first contact." The work does not fall into a simple binary theory of good and bad, but details the various paradoxes faced by both parties in contact: How to guide without disturbing? How to share knowledge without creating dependence? How to respond without being deified or demonized? These reflections take the work beyond the technical ostentation of ordinary science fiction and into a deeper philosophical realm. Multi-dimensional mapping of human civilization Although the novel adopts an alien perspective, its core is still a reflection on the nature of human civilization. Through the eyes of a four-dimensional observer, readers can re-examine those human traits that are taken for granted: our anxiety about time, confusion about existence, the value of artistic creation, and the fragility of social structures. This "defamiliarization" process allows us to step out of our own limitations and think about what is truly important in the process of civilization. The work skillfully combines various phenomena in human history with four-dimensional theory: extradimensional intuition in religion, dimensional leakage in art, and dimensional tentacles in mathematics. These connections are both imaginative and thought-provoking, suggesting that we may have been in touch with higher-dimensional truths unconsciously. The balance between narrative depth and scientific imagination "Superdimensional Observer" has achieved a rare balance between hardcore science and literary value. On the one hand, the work is full of profound references and thoughts on physics, mathematics, and cosmology; on the other hand, these elements serve character development and theme expression, and do not become boring scientific explanations. As the protagonist, Cuarón's transformation from cold observer to cautious guardian is convincing and moving. The novel's exploration of the "contact paradox" is particularly fascinating - do more advanced civilizations have the responsibility to guide those who come after? Where are the boundaries of guidance? When human beings face the choice of "Sublimation Plan", the work does not provide simple answers, but shows the huge ethical dilemma behind this decision. This complexity gives the work a continuous ideological tension. Conclusion: Humanistic Care on a Cosmic Scale "Superdimensional Observer" is ultimately a work full of humanistic care. Although it is set on a cosmic scale and explores grand concepts such as dimensions, time and space, its core is always the meaning of civilization, the value of knowledge, and the possibility of mutual understanding between different forms of intelligence. It reminds us that real progress is not only a leap in technology, but also the simultaneous growth of wisdom, ethics and self-knowledge. This work will appeal to science fiction enthusiasts, philosophical thinkers of science, and anyone curious about humanity's place in the universe. It is both a tribute to scientific imagination and a profound inquiry into the nature of civilization. It will undoubtedly occupy an important position in the field of hard science fiction. "Superdimensional Observer" tells us that the farthest journey is not to the stars, but to the understanding and acceptance of one's own civilization.

75 我 I'll Wait for You over There in the Cave Wu MingkeSci-Fi & Apocalypse289k WordsOngoing 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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Multi-era science fiction

76 寒 Hanye Hunting Travel Notes Mr. MeerkatSci-Fi & Apocalypse121k WordsCompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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What will the earth be like in 800 years? There are two worlds above and below the ground. The story has ups and downs, the plot is compact, thrilling and exciting, weird but not scary, warm and romantic, imaginative but not absurd. True and false, false and true.

77 我 I Don't Use a Photolithography Machine to Make Chips Towering TreesUrban295k WordsCompleted 700Reads—Score—Shelves

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The unsolvable manufacturing method completely defeats the technological blockade.

78 星 The Stars: From Human to God Ten Thousand a DaySci-Fi & Apocalypse754k WordsCompleted 6.8kReads9.0Score586Shelves

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Looks good, trust me

79 未 Future Salvation I Laugh to MyselfSci-Fi & Apocalypse647k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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I resonated with the first book, I thought about it after reading the second, and I'll read the third.

82 你 Hello Humans! Article 1 Rafting on the Sea of ​​​​StarsSci-Fi & Apocalypse525k WordsOngoing 12Reads—Score—Shelves

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There are so many fake science fiction on Tomato, which is discouraging. Although there is "The Three-Body Problem", Chinese science fiction as a whole is still dim! There are even some authors who claim that their works are science fiction, but they don't know what true science fiction is! The reason is probably a matter of worldview. I would like to dedicate this humble work to friends who love real science fiction novels.

83 从 A Career-Building Game Starting with SWAT Nan ChangUrban5.0M WordsOngoing 76.7kReads9.4Score5.6kShelves

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This is already my family fortune, comrades, just take a look!

85 我 I Descended into the Matrix Universe Wang ZilüSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.4M WordsCompleted 29.9kReads9.6Score3.3kShelves

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My CPU is already burned out. I flipped, flipped, and flipped again. The first one was a bit bland, but the second chapter was really amazing. A self-disciplined article, you deserve it.

87 群 Apocalypse of the Stars Owl OwlsSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.1M WordsCompleted 592Reads5.8Score180Shelves

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Old bookworms should have read the first book, but newbies can read it.

88 开 From the Start: I Found a Spaceship and Bought the Earth Single ApartmentSci-Fi & Apocalypse625k WordsCompleted 68Reads5.8Score114Shelves

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The initial score is 6.7 Out of 7. Just imagine how wonderful this book is

89 超 Super Gene Evolution Philosophical CatSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.1M WordsCompleted 512Reads6.8Score—Shelves

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Science fiction, super power, evolution, interstellar. . . .

90 残 Residual Seal Dragon PestleUrban900k WordsCompleted 4.2kReads8.4Score502Shelves

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This book has been completed. The writing style is somewhat similar to "Three-Body". It is a hard-core science and engineering work, with science fiction, realism, suspense and brain-burning. The subject matter is novel and the reading threshold is high. There is no golden finger for the time-travel and rebirth system, so the rating is low. The narrative is smooth and humorous, and it is a slow-burning type of brainstorming. The content covers history, workplace, military, technology, national security, criminal investigation, scheming, murder, as well as high-tech espionage, hacker warfare, and electronic warfare. The overall logical description is realistic, and the ending is mind-blowing and profound. If you are used to reading slap-in-the-face stories and have no patience, or if you can't understand the introductory chapters, please don't disturb...

91 星 Star League New InkstoneSci-Fi & Apocalypse107k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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This one has no protagonist, just different stories under the same world view

92 我 I Blew Myself up in a Mental Hospital Mo ShishiUrban266k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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Doomsday science fiction, alien civilization transforms the earth, the protagonist is crazy

93 高 Advanced Civilization, Wait for Me for 20,000 Years! Whale Who Loves to BreatheSci-Fi & Apocalypse267k WordsCompleted 25Reads7.0Score—Shelves

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There is also a copy of Xinghai Boundless that cannot be published.

95 全 The End of the Universe Old Brick HouseSci-Fi & Apocalypse307k WordsCompleted 1.4kReads8.8Score121Shelves

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A very original science fiction novel. The author speculates on the future of mankind and the composition of the universe.

96 火 Tinder Sets Sail Even If the SunsetSci-Fi & Apocalypse134k WordsCompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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97 末 The Great Master of the Last Days B. C.Sci-Fi & Apocalypse389k WordsOngoing 8Reads8.5Score—Shelves

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It could have been, there was a lot of hard sci-fi stuff in it. Requires some science fiction knowledge

99 此 The Insect Swarm Has Arrived Zhong FuSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.4M WordsCompleted 7.8kReads8.5Score438Shelves

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This is it, highly recommended