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I want to read a book like "The Decay of the Sun, I Was Forced to Start an Interstellar Civilization". It's definitely science fiction, don't come to other books, don't come to stupid books, don't come to science fiction fantasy, don't come to the technology provided by the system, don't come to cool articles.
Hard science fiction, without rebirth, systems or time travel, this book tells the story of humans who have just stepped into space and encounter aliens with more advanced technology....
[Mildly funny, a small number of mechas, no rebirth, no apocalypse, no system, no time travel, try to enjoy it as much as possible. The story begins with two alien monsters setting up a trap to defraud the human being Zhang Yi, starting a space adventure journey. Universe setting: Carbon-based organisms create silicon-based life, and silicon-based life evolves into conscious life. Various life forms have established countless civilizations in the universe, and wars have broken out between civilizations over survival resources. After the war, the survivors who lost their homes became wanderers in the space. The universe is full of bullies and predators of the weak. ,,,,
To meet your requirements, in the direction of artificial intelligence, based on the real-life deduction of chatgpt, it has 200,000 words and a large layout. I have contacted Huawei and started to embrace the country. The update is awesome.
The protagonist is artificial intelligence, traveling through the world through the system, producing mechanical corps through lottery, cloning humans in the early stage, raising humans after Chapter 50, and integrating into the computing power network
Here it comes, new writers, new books, new science fiction and new perspectives. This work is based on a brand new view of the universe. The male protagonist is a college student. When he went home during the summer vacation, he discovered a relic left by his deceased father—a super microscope that can see spaces hundreds or thousands of times smaller than atoms. The male protagonist accidentally discovers a group of ultra-micro intelligent creatures in his girlfriend's lungs. Later, with the help of his "Atomic Physics" teacher, he established contact with them. They are much more civilized than humans and can transfer, store, and control brain consciousness. The war between them almost destroyed the body of the hero's girlfriend. The male protagonist was injured during the communication and fight with him. After waking up, he found his father's copied brain consciousness backup in a meteorite left by his father. His father achieved the position of forerunner among the ultra-miniature intelligent creatures in the meteorite. He led an army to drive the male protagonist and the ultra-micro intelligent creatures in his girlfriend back into the black meteorite, thereby averting the outbreak of a crisis.
This is one of the most suspenseful and imaginative stories of 2026. Don't worry about it. [Adore][lick screen][send heart][cool][cool][grass has been planted][grass has been planted. . .
Earth Unyielding: Order of Chaos
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He Was Deceived by Aliens but Became the Strongest Person in the Universe
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Sun Fleet: Jedi Strikes Back
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Start with Chatgpt and Head Towards the Stars
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Omnic Awakening: I Am a Natural Disaster!
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Technology Is Just an Appetizer, Watch Me Destroy the Stars with Just One Hand
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The Future World of Juye Starry Sky
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Human Body Universe
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Tianli
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The Whole Universe Is Just My Illusion
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An Interstellar War Spanning Thousands of Years
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Awakening the Three-Color Talents at the Beginning, I Pushed Across the Sea of Stars
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The Tide of Corpses Is Overwhelming, My Army of Millions Is Killing Them Like Crazy
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