The following books may not fit the title, but I personally think they are quite interesting. If you are interested, you can read them. If you like them, you can add them to your bookshelf. About
StarCraft + starry background, a masterpiece of science fiction war! The latest chapter: Thales' ambition finally came true, and the supreme power of mankind has fallen into his hands. However, behind him was a sea of blood. In the sea of blood were not only the corpses of his enemies, but also his former comrades and compatriots.
The first one I wrote by myself, it has no system, no time travel, no rebirth, and focuses on farming and realism. I have read the next three good books,
It combines the background of the stars and Warhammer. The background of the entire universe is dark and dark, with many technology trees. Farmers cultivate and start companies, and build giant companies in the world. The protagonist has a crazy personality and many jokes [Thinking][Eating Melon]
Both of these are novels written by Hongyang. The second book is a prequel to the first. In summary, both books are very good to read. And the plot doesn't drag out either. I haven't played Stellaris though. But fortunately, there are knowledgeable people in the comment area who can explain. So it doesn't affect reading.
A review from a ten-year-old bookworm: This is a truly "civilized" piece of writing! As an old reader who has been reading books for ten years and whose taste has become increasingly sophisticated, it has been a long time since I encountered a book like "Man among the stars, hand in the system space-time gate at the beginning!" In this way, I can read forty chapters in one breath and still have more to learn about this masterpiece of interstellar science fiction. This book is by no means a simple "system + time travel" routine, but a "civilization evolution epic" with a grand layout, rigorous settings, and unique excitement. 1. The protagonist's character: the subversive "reasonable person" The image of the protagonist Lin Yun is refreshing. He did not choose the common Long Aotian route of "fighting alone and developing silently". Instead, he directly handed over the system "All Worlds Time and Space Gate" to his father, the supreme commander of the Human Federation, at the beginning. This choice of "backing on civilization and using force to suppress others" may seem like "laying down", but in fact it is the most brilliant strategic decision. He positions himself as the "chief product manager", allowing the huge resources of the entire civilization to be used for him, reducing the risk of personal adventure to zero, and amplifying the benefits to the level of civilization. This kind of image of a sober, rational, and even lazy wise man is extremely rare in online articles, and it also greatly enhances the rationality and depth of the story. 2. World view structure: a hard-core collision of science fiction and fantasy. The author has constructed a universe with distinct layers: internally there are the ideological disputes between the Human Federation (Human Federation) and the United Nations of Earth (United Nations of Earth) as well as various alien civilizations; externally there are multiverses such as the magical world of elves and the "Shenzhou" world of immortal cultivation that can be entered through the time and space gate; in the background, there are also god-level civilizations and cosmic-level crises such as the Guardians of Isegard, the Forgers, the Reapers, and the Abyss lurking. The most amazing thing is the core setting of "scientific release of demons" - not a simple superposition of powers, but the use of modern scientific methodology (data analysis, model construction, industrial mass production) to deconstruct magic, fairy magic and even abyssal power. When the words "law virus", "logic sieve", and "concept erasure cannon" appear, they bring about an ultimate sense of comfort based on rationality and knowledge, in the form of a dimensionality reduction strike. 3. Narrative rhythm: relaxation and relaxation, climax after another. The rhythm control of this book is top-notch. From the intense preparation of the handover system at the beginning, to the explosion of racial emotions brought about by the "rescue of compatriots" in the elf world, to the thrilling game with Isgard's "god-level civilization", and the crazy "surgery" in the face of the abyss infection... Each major plot is intertwined, and crises and breakdowns are staged alternately. In the macro-civilization conflict, delicate and touching plots such as the liberation of slaves, a single soldier kneeling down to deliver nutrients, and the awakening of the people of the Earth Alliance are cleverly interspersed, achieving "fire points, tears, and excitement." 4. Core points of enjoyment: the power of civilization and "father's favor" The source of the excitement of this book is very high-level: Civilization crushing: When the People's Federation's fleet uses electromagnetic pulses to silence the curse, uses drone swarms to conduct scientific exploration, and uses the "law scalpel" to cut concepts, what is displayed is not individual bravery, but the systematic and industrialized power of civilization. The bond between father and son: Generalissimo Lin Zhan's unreserved trust and love for his son Lin Yun are the emotional cornerstone of the book. "If my son says it's okay, then it will definitely work!" This overbearing declaration, combined with his execution ability to mobilize the resources of the entire civilization, formed a unique sense of security and satisfaction that "a father's love is like a mountain, and the mountain is made of warships." Game of wits: Whether it is the political confrontation with Earth Alliance Kane, or the information and logic game with bystanders and Isgard, the protagonist group always maintains a cool head and the advantage of first-hand layout, which makes people amazed. 5. Ideological core: profound concern for the fate of mankind. Under the shell of Shuangwen, the work explores the profound core: What is civilization? Is it the conquest of the weak or the watch of "all human beings are fellow citizens"? When faced with the unknown, should we choose fear and closure, or rational exploration? In the book, the People's Federation's concept of "sending out a fleet that covers the sky to save a person" and its responsibility to still stand in front of the earth in times of crisis show the warmth and dignity that human civilization should have in the sea of stars. Summary: "People are among the stars, hand in the system's space-time gate at the beginning!" " Is a masterpiece that perfectly combines the hardness of science fiction, fantasy imagination, the refreshing feeling of online writing and the sense of civilized epic. It meets all the requirements of old bookworms for "self-consistent logic", "grand structure", and "online IQ", and it also brings an unprecedented high-level sense of "civilization works for me". The author's writing is strong, the setting is rigorous, and the plot advances as smoothly as a galaxy pouring down. This is not only a surprise at the beginning of 2026, but also a masterpiece that can leave a distinctive mark in the interstellar science fiction category. Highly recommended to all readers who are tired of clichés and long to see the real "stars and sea" and "civilization epic"!
Travel across the stars and enter the sci-fi apocalypse! Xu is in the remnants of the Galactic Federation, facing the dispute between the Soviet and Shah regimes. The forces are complicated, crises are everywhere, and there is also the mysterious Xiao Hui. See how he survives in this interstellar chaos and embarks on a thrilling adventure!
"Jin Yuesheng" It's time to read some short, high-quality science fiction novels, right? This is an epic short science fiction novel that "woke up the dormant star map 400,000 light-years away with a hoe". Content search: "When the flail of the Han Dynasty hit the quantum cloud, the bronze columbine in our ancestral graves was quietly calibrating the spiral arm of the Milky Way - this autumn harvest that lasted for five thousand years was to dry the barn of civilization on the edge of the black hole's event horizon"∪
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