Please Recommend Science Fiction on the Level of The Three-Body Problem

1 我 I'm a Type II Civilization with a Dimensionality Reduction Strike, Isn't That Perfectly Reasonable? Chen ErlanSci-Fi & Apocalypse2.0M WordsCompleted 94.5kReads9.6Score9kShelves

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Book 3 Story synopsis: The sun explodes with a helium flash and humans want to escape from the solar system. Character characteristics: There is a moss who plans to transform the earth. The second book. Story summary: A prequel to The Three-Body Problem, only Da Liu can defeat Da Liu. Character characteristics: Probably a bit poignant! The first! Story synopsis: The sun is about to erupt with a helium flash due to a battle between advanced civilizations. The protagonist travels to five years before the helium flash. With the brain modified by the technology tree system and the artificial intelligence given by the system, he successfully escapes from the solar system. This part refers to the wandering earth, and then invades Proxima Centauri, which is the Centaur galaxy 4.2 Light-years away in Trisolaris. This is also because of the law of the dark forest. Character characteristics: Generally high IQ.

2 筛 Selecting Humanity A Glance and a HopSci-Fi & Apocalypse413k WordsCompleted 5.5kReads7.5Score762Shelves

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"Except for The Three-Body Problem, I have never seen anything so enjoyable" - this comment was placed on the newly released "Selecting Humans", and I was convinced! The new book has just been released, with a score of 9.6+ For content quality! The theme of genetic agriculture and warfare is so scarce that there are no similar ones! Yellow flower weapons, mirror viruses, papers can be found in every setting! The comment area has become a "meal replacement" scene! Where else can there be such high-intelligence science fiction? ! !

3 当 When the World Can Only Be Saved by One Person Rielgon Can't Write BooksUrban1.2M WordsOngoing 2kReads8.6Score299Shelves

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In the fifth volume of the space system fighting against the superhuman system, I can only say that Hirsi is the best user of space system abilities, unlike other space systems that only use one teleport and at most one different space. When fighting the first generation of justice, the space is extended, the space is shortened, the space is flipped, the space is teleported, the space is slashed, and the space is peeled off. All of them are used. It is said that yes, the villain is also evil.

4 数 Prison of Numbers Xianyan's Remarks18k WordsCompleted 10Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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Physics Interstellar Artificial Intelligence

5 母 The Home Star Is Aging and Immigrating to Proxima Centauri The Art of War and Warmth in the Business WorldSci-Fi & Apocalypse396k WordsCompleted 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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Don't miss out on the Tomato book shortage! Strongly recommended hardcore interstellar science fiction 🔥 "The mother star is aging, and Immigration to Proxima Centauri" The home star is completely aging and exhausted, the ecology has collapsed, and resources have been exhausted. Humanity has no way out, so it makes a desperate move to migrate to Proxima Centauri! Pure science and technology flow, no tricks, no fantasy, no metaphysics. Interstellar expeditions, alien federation games, and high-dimensional ruins hide five layers of shocking secrets. The undercurrents of the three parties are surging. The plot is full of logic and has many foreshadowings. If you like hard science fiction, interstellar survival, and civilization epics, you can just close your eyes and rush in. You can't stop reading!

6 我 Me, a Robot, and the Apocalypse Qi HeiSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.1M WordsCompleted 4.1kReads9.3Score518Shelves

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Hard science fiction. . . . . . .

9 真 Vacuum Folds: the Era of Quantum Balance Qing Yang SwordsmanSci-Fi & Apocalypse152k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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An old friend's book, hard science fiction and real science fiction, is a must-read for in-depth science fiction readers.

10 我 My Right Eye Is a God-Tier Computer Wang ZilüSci-Fi & Apocalypse3.2M WordsCompleted 78.4kReads9.2Score8.3kShelves

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Everyone, let me tell you, even though I feel like the early plot is not very good, by the middle stage this book is already invincible. In the later stage, the master of his worldview can become a god.

14 深 Deep Space Mystery Cooper 2002Sci-Fi & Apocalypse72k WordsOngoing 7Reads—Score—Shelves

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This novel is based on scientific theory and aims to tell a series of sci-fi suspense stories. In this story, the plot of each chapter will have corresponding reversals and sublimations, focusing on exploring the future destiny of mankind and the impact of the arrival of unknown advanced life forms on mankind. The novel focuses on exploring human nature, environmental issues in the near future, alien civilization, and how to deal with one's own existential crisis. Use a conspiracy of the coalition government to elicit a large number of clues and promote the development of the plot. I hope to create an imaginative and hard-core science fiction suspense story. I hope this work will be liked by everyone. I also hope that everyone can comment and give me suggestions [ask for attention] [love] [send heart] (keywords: Mars expedition report, coalition government, earth opportunist organization, binary star system, mysterious mural, higher life form, Agni, black hole, cosmic tunnel)

15 钢 Steel Core: Redemption Handsome Little ZilingSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.1M WordsOngoing 2.3kReads5.8Score239Shelves

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Absolutely original and serious text about machine wars and futuristic science fiction wars. It comes with machine and character drawings, all of which have been refined [smile][laugh and cry]

16 痛 Origin of Pain Yuhu TaoistSci-Fi & Apocalypse113k WordsCompleted 64Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Although science fiction cannot compete with Three-Body Problem, I still recommend it. The author is a senior scientist in a scientific research position. He has always lamented that Liu Cixin's future hard science fiction works are too scarce, so he can't help but try to create them. Scientists are also human beings, but traditional science fiction is often relatively cold in terms of emotions. "The Origin of Pain" is a hard science fiction novel with a new perspective, but still contains sweet and loyal first love. It is suitable for both men and women. It is not long, refuses to be procrastinated, and has a sense of reality. The classic chapter is Chapter 13: One person has a thousand faces. "The first year of artificial intelligence? You are not talking about the graphics card bubble in history, are you? Before the birth of pain-sensing programs, humans once thought they had developed artificial intelligence. From now on, it is just a search engine and data analyzer that burns graphics cards. It is not silicon-based intelligence that has evolved independently at all."

17 星 Whispers of the Starsobserver's Diary Longchuan Mountain PeopleSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.4M WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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"Whispers of the Stars: An Observer's Diary": A landmark work that redefines epic science fiction. In the long history of science fiction literature, such a work occasionally appears: it can not only make your thoughts soar among the stars, but also immerse your soul in the most delicate human emotions; it can not only take your breath away with its grand ideas, but also make you fall into long-term contemplation with its profound philosophical thoughts. "Whispers of the Stars: An Observer's Journal" is just such a work - a vast epic in thirty-nine volumes. It is not only a chronicle of future history, but also a mirror that reflects mankind's own destiny, freedom and identity. Beyond the traditional space opera, the story begins in a near future that seems familiar to us: the global "contribution economy" system has replaced currency, virtual "shaped communities" have reshaped social forms, and humans are heading towards the moon and Mars. However, the author soon takes the reader into a deep universe that goes far beyond that. The most outstanding and subversive setting in this book is "Karon" - a calm and omniscient observer from a higher dimension. He is not an alien invader or a God-like being in the traditional sense, but more like a rigorous scientist who regards human civilization as a "sample" worthy of study. Each of his "probability fine-tuning" and each "information leakage" provides another chilling explanation for mankind's technological leaps and historical turning points: Is our progress the result of our own efforts, or is it a coincidence controlled by a higher will? This core setting cleverly deconstructs the traditional space opera narrative and elevates the conflict from a simple interstellar war to a philosophical level. The real tension does not come from the bombardment of naval guns, but from the identity crisis, collapse of faith and the ultimate torture of free will that arise after humans learn that they may be just "experimental samples". The author did not waste any of the thirty-nine volumes of this intertwined narrative epic. The narrative structure is grand and sophisticated, like a slowly unfolding star map of the universe. The first few volumes leisurely build a worldview, allowing readers to immerse themselves in it from three levels: social, scientific and individual through the core perspectives of programmer Ella, physicist Kent, and veteran Rex. As the mystery of the "Prometheus Phenomenon" gradually emerges, multiple clues such as the colonial conflict between Earth and Mars, the conflict between radical and conservative forces, and the gap between virtuality and reality are intertwined. The pace continues to accelerate, and finally reaches an overwhelming climax after the thirty-first volume. The fate of the characters is closely connected with the flow of the times. Ella's persistent pursuit of the truth, Kent's doubts about the fate of science, and Rex's tragic reconciliation between the old era and the new world (especially the ending of his sacrifice) are all full of moving emotional power. Their love, hatred and hatred are no longer embellishments in the grand background, but the internal driving force that drives history itself forward. Profound Core and Surging Emotions What is remarkable about this book is that it never lets the dazzling spectacle of technology obscure the discussion of human nature. It provides an in-depth analysis of issues such as the fairness paradox under the "contribution system", the ethical edges of gene editing, and the rewriting of human nature by virtual connections. Under Cuarón's gaze, all of humanity's achievements and struggles seem both insignificant and at the same time magnificent in its indomitable spirit of self-discovery. When humanity finally responds: "We hear you. Who are we? Who are you?" The courage, curiosity, and humility contained in this moment are enough to make any reader's heart swell. This marks the true rite of passage for human civilization - growing from an ignorant cosmic child to a potential partner who dares to dialogue with the unknown of deep space. Conclusion Whispers of the Stars: An Observer's Journal is an ambitious, grandly conceived, and perfectly executed masterpiece. It successfully blends Asimovian social science fiction, Clarkian technological wonder and Le Guinian humanistic depth, all while being full of originality. It is not only a story about the future, but also a parable about the present. It asks us: When future history is written, are we the masters of our own destiny, or are we characters in a higher-dimensional narrative? This masterpiece is destined to become a monument in the history of science fiction literature and is worthy of a lifetime of reading and tasting by every reader who loves thinking and desires to explore the stars and heart. What it whispers is not only the secrets of the stars, but also all the possibilities of our humanity.

19 相 Phase Change Era YutingxiSci-Fi & Apocalypse170k WordsOngoing 3Reads—Score—Shelves

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The true essence of Three-Body Problem but the core that most readers fail to accept is the philosophical beauty, and this book shows this beauty in the most cold and hard-core expression.

20 火 Flint Age Galaxy WorkersSci-Fi & Apocalypse62k WordsOngoing 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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Science fiction apocalypse "The Age of Fire" @ Galaxy Workers is worth reading

21 天 Visitor from Sirius Wanderer of the GalaxySci-Fi & Apocalypse559k WordsCompleted 18Reads—Score—Shelves

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Look at this book. How much worse is it than "The Three-Body Problem"? Synopsis of the science fiction novel "Visitors from Sirius": In 2250, China has established a powerful solar system defense system. Its main body is the People's Liberation Army Interstellar Combat Force (referred to as the Star Army), which has six comprehensive interstellar fleets deployed on the periphery of the Earth, Mars and Jupiter. The starship development base is mainly located on Mars. There are a wide variety of huge space stations above Mars. They are named after the caves in "The Romance of the Gods", and Feiyun Cave, which manufactures interstellar minelayers, is one of them. 27-Year-old Liu Yiming and his team sent the 024 new minelayer to Jupiter for delivery, and then participated in a long-range maneuver of the Star Army. Surprisingly, this is no ordinary training, but part of a major defense mission in the solar system. It turns out that the Star Army has confirmed that several alien spacecraft departed from Sirius a few years ago and quickly arrived in the solar system... Can the Star Army intercept the alien spacecraft? What adventure will Liu Yiming have? Please read the new realistic hard science fiction work "The Visitor from Sirius". The full text is 560,000 words and has been completed.

22 星 Light of the Galaxy Era Japanese Success NameSci-Fi & Apocalypse101k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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It's a new book, and I feel like it's still pretty imaginative. In order to avoid the optimization of higher civilizations, human civilization restarted from level 6 civilization to level 0 civilization.

23 星 Starship Alliance Series Luo LongxiangSci-Fi & Apocalypse801k WordsCompleted 398Reads9.1Score—Shelves

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This is actually a collection of five books. The second and third books on the timeline are short story collections, the fourth and fifth books are long-form connections, and the first book is the story after these four books.

24 帝 Imperial Exiles Build Deadly Fleet from Broken Ships Rag PickerSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.3M WordsOngoing 5.2kReads8.7Score656Shelves

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The right eye is also systematic, but this one is unsystematic.

25 方 Fang Yu: Five Thousand Years of Qi Refining Li DaoranUrban14.5M WordsCompleted 73kReads5.8Score5.9kShelves

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Story introduction: Let me tell you one thing, these three books are the best I have ever read.

28 世 World Night: the Ghost of Consciousness Eye of BaikalSci-Fi & Apocalypse92k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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I can't say they are comparable, but the depth of thought and logical rigor will definitely not disappoint.

30 进 An Evolutionary Journey Without Playing by the Rules Think Quietly, Walk QuietlySci-Fi & Apocalypse2.8M WordsOngoing 2.3kReads5.8Score200Shelves

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This science fiction novel starts with the immigration of the earth, various advanced technologies, cosmic civilizations and fantasy cultivation, revealing the cruelty of wars between civilizations. From another perspective, the so-called end of science is metaphysics. After human beings reach a certain level of spiritual power, they begin to embark on the path of fantasy cultivation, which is really mind-expanding and thought-provoking. It turns out that cultivation is so close to us. I believe that in the near future, we humans will also be able to reach the fascinating level in the novel. The story of the novel is compact and the language is humorous. The more you read, the more you will read it. It is a refreshing novel worth recommending.

31 文 The Glow of Civilization Nine Color CardSci-Fi & Apocalypse137k WordsCompleted 82Reads—Score—Shelves

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Who dares to say that it is comparable to the three-body system? It is at best an imitation. Let's take a look.

32 启 Enlightening Human Community Yu Wenjun Is Struggling to Buy GroceriesSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.5M WordsOngoing 1.6kReads8.3Score192Shelves

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Newbies, new books, referencing the Three Body Problems and the Stars, but going their own way. It is unsystematic, mindless, and not a cool article. It is in-depth and worth reading. Please give me some advice and praise.

33 远 Let's Go on an Expedition to That Burning Star ShuliuyunSci-Fi & Apocalypse173k WordsCompleted 7Reads—Score—Shelves

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The two-part expedition has a similar concept to Three-Body Problem.

35 环 Pacific Rim - Great Wall Watch The Sky Is so HighSci-Fi & Apocalypse637k WordsCompleted 3.8kReads5.8Score379Shelves

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36 四 Echoes of the Abyss of the Four Laws Lingyun Is HereSci-Fi & Apocalypse369k WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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The Eastern philosophy version of "Three Body Problems" uses Taoist theory and ancient Chinese culture to analyze the will of the universe between heaven, earth and man. The four volumes follow the law of the universe that "man follows the earth, the earth follows the sky, heaven follows the Tao, and Tao follows nature", telling the adventure journey of the four "Qingfeng Mingyue" and their team to jointly protect and upgrade civilization. Explore the ultimate meaning of death and life.

37 镜 Kaghara [Tribute to the Three-Body Problem] Ikun ShirasawaSci-Fi & Apocalypse106k WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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No, at least not yet. . . Brain science + quantum mechanics + cosmology + astrophysics + geographical science + philosophy. . . The end point of science fiction is philosophy. The reason why "The Three-Body Problem" is so good-looking is that the endless science fiction points are one of the reasons. The deep philosophical thinking about the universe as a whole and the bold conjectures with evidence elevate the whole series of books to an insurmountable height. . . It took a year to write a science fiction novel, and it was revised four or five times, just to get closer to the Three Body Problem. For serious science fiction, the first eight chapters are campus articles, focusing on laying the foundation (just like "The Ordinary World"), and the main text starts from chapter nine.

38 狂 Crazy Universe JpjeppySci-Fi & Apocalypse230k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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When human beings weave lies into the starry sky, and there is a truth more terrifying than the universe hidden underground, a doomsday scam involving everyone is going on crazily! In the future, the world will be depleted of energy and civilization will be on the verge of collapse. In order to cover up the desperate situation, those in power concocted shocking lies about alien invasion, used fear to drive technology, and used a decade-long scam to lure tens of thousands of ordinary people into an "interstellar battlefield" destined to be bloody. Above the surface, giant floating ships hang in the sky, and the whole people are caught up in a doomsday carnival; beneath the ground, the golden sea stretches across the rock formations, exploration giants penetrate the earth's crust, and unknown life quietly lurks, hiding the ultimate answer to human civilization. This is no ordinary interstellar adventure, it is the ultimate collision of hard-core science fiction × the abyss of human nature!

39 铸 Casting God: Pangu Era Ed TypewriterUrban60k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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There are ten talents among science fiction authors in the world, and Liu Cixin owns twelve of them, while the others owe two more - mine is the bad debt. But it doesn't matter. If you don't repay your debts, you have been a romantic person since ancient times. It took Liu eight years to write "The Three-Body Problem". I am still writing this book... Anyway, it is still "in progress". But at least, I have mastered the unique skill of not changing the protagonist's name when revising the draft.

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

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It's a solid science fiction, very brain-burning, and very funny.

41 源 Origin I Eternal Life The Mortal World lSci-Fi & Apocalypse382k WordsCompleted 60Reads6.3Score—Shelves

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True science fiction

42 机 Mechanical Hell Spring MasterpieceSci-Fi & Apocalypse503k WordsCompleted 19Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The mountains are so high that they are difficult to compare with. But I particularly like Three-Body Problem and Liu Cixin. In 2035, humanoid robots have gone crazy and are about to destroy the world...

43 南 Antarctica Thinking of WisdomSci-Fi & Apocalypse211k WordsCompleted 15Reads—Score—Shelves

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There are three bodies in front, and there is Antarctica behind, and the south pole is comparable to three bodies.

44 进 Evolution Explorer Evil RatSci-Fi & Apocalypse344k WordsOngoing 9Reads—Score—Shelves

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If you like The Three-Body Problem, you will probably like this book.

45 机 Mobile Ultraman Star Promise Carve Love into the Wind253k WordsOngoing 49Reads—Score—Shelves

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This is written by me. Although it is an Ultraman novel, it has science fiction elements. You can enjoy it.

46 星 Prayer Posture of the Stars Wuliang NoodlesSci-Fi & Apocalypse80k WordsOngoing —Reads—Score—Shelves

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The novel constructs a super cool multi-dimensional universe system! The conflict of civilizations on the five levels of the earth is at the core. The L5 theocratic civilization uses the 'Black Bug Eye' quantum technology to disguise religious rule. The adventure of the underground city young man Ryan reveals this truth ~ Three main lines are intertwined: Ryan's class crossing, the scientist Claire's research, and the old king's quantum theocracy, jointly revealing the conspiracy of the 'connecting class' to create civilizational barriers. The core conflicts include technological ethics, dimensional cognition differences and the nature of power, ultimately pointing to an ultimate proposition: when technology can reconstruct matter, can human nature remain intact?

47 永 Eternal Annihilation Spotless ClothesUrban296k WordsOngoing 17Reads—Score—Shelves

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Science fiction is all about ideas

48 星 Nexus: Dark Judgment Thirty-Seven Degrees IceSci-Fi & Apocalypse272k WordsOngoing 14Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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With the support of AI + brain-computer interface + bionic robot, a brain realizes hacker revenge and reduces the dimensionality of the digital world!

49 为 Attend Your Own Funeral for Love JiangxueyinMystery52k WordsCompleted 4Reads7.6Score—Shelves

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This is the best science fiction I've ever seen, bar none

50 深 Abyss Starburst Xingyu Science FictionSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.5M WordsCompleted 7kReads9.1Score740Shelves

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See for yourself, I won't make too many comments