Are There Any Hard Science Fiction Novels Written by Physics Experts? Rather Brain-Burning

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I have read enough mindless articles and want to read some brain-burning hard science fiction novels. The author should be a physics expert and professional enough.

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1 Artists Who Live in Collapsed Houses Emptied Academicians' Pensions Old Ice CreamUrban943k Wordsongoing 47.5kReads9.1Score7kShelves
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Have you ever thought about what force drives human beings to keep moving forward? It's technology! From the awe of the power of nature in ancient mythology to our in-depth exploration of the starry sky today; from mankind's persistent exploration of its own origins to the changes brought about by classical physics and quantum technology, technology has always been the most powerful driving force. At this moment, physics stands at a new crossroads, boundaries are in urgent need of breakthrough, and new systems are about to emerge. The male protagonist in the book did it. He cleverly integrated the theory of consciousness into technology and created a new physics system. With this, our country has developed rapidly in the fields of space, materials, energy and other fields, and achieved counterattacks. This is not only a novel, but also a carnival of scientific and technological knowledge. Read it, feel the charm of science fiction, learn scientific knowledge, understand how technology changes destiny, and embark on this exciting technological journey together. Write a book, promote a book...
2 Learn Physics with Tomato A Bookshelfongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
3 Screening Humans Looking BackSci-Fi & Apocalypse413k Wordscompleted 5.6kReads7.5Score927Shelves
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"The author is definitely engaged in scientific research!" - This was my first thought after reading "Screening Humans". The new book has just been released, and the content quality is definitely 9.6+! The three-layer technology attack is too real, and each layer corresponds to today's biotechnology news! Now everyone in the book circle is asking if what the author wrote is true! This kind of hard science fiction with technical deduction is so brain-burning and enjoyable! !
4 I Live Forever in the Stars The Moon Is Not the MoonSci-Fi & Apocalypse3.9M Wordsongoing 60.2kReads9.0Score6.9kShelves
5 Academy of Epilepsy Square BallUrban343k Wordscompleted 359Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Knowledge invades the beauty of the brain
6 Star Dome's Mission Ajivongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves
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Well, generally I don't recommend books, because as long as I take action, everything else will be eclipsed.
7 Residual Seal Dragon PestleUrban900k Wordscompleted 3kReads7.3Score410Shelves
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It is a high-quality novel with new themes, a hard-core work for men in science and engineering, low-end, high-end, and slow-burning. It is science fiction, realistic suspense, and brain-burning. The writing is eye-catching and the logic is rigorous. The narrative is funny but not watery, and there is no golden finger of the time-travel and rebirth system. The content covers history, workplace, military, scientific research, national security, criminal investigation, scheming, murder, as well as high-tech espionage, hacker warfare, and aerospace electronic warfare. The ending has a profound twist and is tailor-made for old bookworms. If it doesn't look good, I will kill myself to death!
8 Solitary* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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"Twelve... Capital ships?" "We have six out of the dozen, and there are two more that are worth mentioning..." "This is not an ambush... Is it a door-to-door delivery for people to make dumplings?" All eyes, whether they were on the bridge or on the communication screen, were fixed on Raymond's face. On the screen, his fingertips resting on the console were tapping the surface gently, once, once. The corners of his mouth slowly curved. That's not a laugh. When the beast smells the smell of blood, it opens its lips and exposes its gums. "What?" His voice was not high, but it penetrated everyone's ears clearly, with a cold, almost pleasant texture. "You haven't seen any blood yet..." "Are you scared?" The last bit of noise in the channel was drained away, leaving only the absolute silence like the vacuum of the universe. "There is no numbers game on the battlefield." Raymond's voice sounded, as steady as the deepest keel of the ship, "There are only the living and the dead. We saw them, they didn't see us - that's a seven-to-one chance of winning." He spoke slowly, and every word was like a rivet smashed into the steel plate: "Scotta, you lead the first and second rapid detachments, and the two capital ships, and move 30,000 kilometers to the left of the channel. Hide behind the meteorite, close your eyes, and listen only with your ears." "The rest of the people, follow me and squat on the right side. When they come in, we are like pliers -" he closed his hands in the air, making a sound like metal friction, "closed." "Twenty-four hours later, they just walked to the pliers. Fire on the left and right at the same time. The two ships on the right, hit the four ships on their left; the two ships on the left, hit the four ships on their right. In the first round of salvo, I want to see eight fireballs, not eight sirens." "The destroyer is responsible for cleaning. Anyone who is not dead can fire another shot. Don't save energy, there are no prisoners of war here." He paused and his eyes fell on the cursor representing the two injured battleships. "Both of you, retreat 20,000 kilometers and hide. When the fight starts, when all their guns are lit up and pointed at us -" he lowered his voice by half, "aim at the four ships in the middle and pour out all your anger at once." "The key." He raised a finger. "Send fifty unmanned boats out and stick them around the battleship. Their only role is to use their bodies to catch the lasers directed at you. Also, from now on, shut up completely. The channel is silent, and I can't even breathe." He raised his wrist, and the dial glowed coldly in the dim light. "Set the time: Beichen Standard Time, exactly 8:35. If there is no signal, fire at the same time twenty-four hours later." "If they come early or late." He added, in a tone as if he was stating the laws of physics, "Based on the first enemy ship entering the 50,000-kilometer line. There is a window every ten minutes. During the window period, keep absolutely still. Outside the window, follow the original plan." He finally raised his hand and slowly clenched it into a fist. This movement was very slow, but it seemed to tighten the strings of the entire star field. "What we bet on is whether the first cut is fast enough. What we compete on is whether all the teeth can bite into the meat at the same time." "Either tear their throats out." "Or-" His fist fell lightly on the control table. "——Into this piece of stardust, a few slightly new pieces of rusty iron."
9 Physics Exploration at the End of the Universe Meimei Fruits and Vegetablescompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves
10 Aspiring to Be the Emperor Take Out the NumbersEastern Fantasy1.2M Wordsongoing 5.6kReads9.2Score400Shelves
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Not good-looking either
11 Imperial Exiles Build Deadly Fleet from Broken Ships Rag PickerSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.2M Wordsongoing 1.5kReads7.5Score180Shelves
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I don't think there is any book of the type you want on the market, but this one is not brainless.
12 World Night: the Ghost of Consciousness Eye of Baikalcompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves
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Brain-burning? Are you sure? Hahahahahahaha, the depth of thought in this book is definitely a brain-burning one, and it is also very close to reality.
13 Abandoned Star Survival: the Same Garbage Is Synthesized into New Equipment Wang ZijiSci-Fi & Apocalypse3.1M Wordscompleted 124kReads9.1Score18.1kShelves
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1. Scavenging and assembling artifacts, starting from a humble beginning! Sci-fi Apocalypse - From a post-apocalyptic world, a boy on the earth is described as a garbage dump. He uses scavenging to synthesize his own artifacts, thus embarking on a legendary life at the top! 2. Bring your own system! ! ! At the moment when the world was destroyed, travel back to five years before the disaster! In this life, the super science fiction doctor who dominates the world is crazy about developing technology and will fight to the death against natural disasters! By the way, pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger, and watch the civilized chaos.
14 Is It Reasonable for a Second-Level Civilization to Have Two-Way Foil? Chen ErlanSci-Fi & Apocalypse2.0M Wordscompleted 121.1kReads9.6Score14kShelves
15 My Right Eye Is a God-Level Computer Wang ZijiSci-Fi & Apocalypse3.2M Wordscompleted 85.7kReads9.2Score10kShelves
16 I'm a Space Junk Guy Harvest AntsSci-Fi & Apocalypse4.0M Wordscompleted 97.5kReads9.4Score14.3kShelves
17 Apocalypse from the Stars OwlsSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.1M Wordscompleted 7.7kReads9.3Score1.1kShelves
18 Evolution Explorer Evil Ratongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves
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, She was convinced not long ago that those beliefs that still belonged to technology were shaken. The ability shown by the phantom in the memory is not only beyond cognition, but also beyond imagination! "Is this still science? Does science exist?"
19 Starship Troopers: I'm Covered in Fantasy Firepower Nan Feng and Other Old FriendsEastern Fantasy2.6M Wordscompleted 48.6kReads9.5Score7.5kShelves
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The two novels I have read recently are good. There are no brainless villains or plots to subvert intelligence.
20 This Talisman Master Actually Engages in Scientific Research A Little Bit of Soil ClearingEastern Fantasy1.5M Wordscompleted 2.8kReads8.4Score286Shelves
21 Rebellious Person The Cultural Background Is Alsocompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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The protagonist is a famous astrophysicist...
23 Thorn Star Fleet White BirchSci-Fi & Apocalypse453k Wordscompleted 74Reads8.1Score—Shelves
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Do you want to know about black holes, white holes and gray holes? I would like to recommend this excellent science fiction novel to you, which was just released in September 2025. Human beings have migrated to the terrestrial planet of Sirius and developed a world there. This novel reached the top of the recommendation list two months after it was released, and entered the soaring list.
24 Flying in Blue Crazy KingSci-Fi & Apocalypse278k Wordsongoing 16Reads—Score—Shelves
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Volume 2 Chapter 5 "What God? What Creator? It's illusory. I believe that this is a coincidence with extremely low probability. The universe is so big that it is unimaginable, and any possibility will happen. It's just that we met." Shangluo retorted.
25 If We Have a Space Station, We Must Go to the Moon and Build a Base. Let's Build a Space Station TooUrban1.0M Wordscompleted 210Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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The Lord traveled from modern times to the future, starting the journey of mankind across the interstellar sea. It will be passed down from generation to generation, creating space epics, and experiencing future technology coming into reality. Flying from the earth to the distant shore, let's criticize the author's imagination together ᖰ⌯'▾'⌯ᖳ
26 I Turned Myself in to Survive. Star WalkerSci-Fi & Apocalypse625k Wordscompleted 335Reads7.0Score—Shelves
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A lot of physics knowledge
27 Stars Like Dust TokikawaUrban62k Wordscompleted 48Reads—Score—Shelves
28 The Scientific Research Routine of a Top Student Trojan MingSci-Fi & Apocalypse279k Wordsongoing 311Reads5.2Score—Shelves
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No, really no
29 The Creator's Taboo XiujiSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.1M Wordscompleted 5.1kReads9.0Score621Shelves
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This book really needs to be read with your brain.
30 Pair* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Is there anyone satisfied here?
32 "Science Fiction World" 2020 Bound Edition (Twelve Volumes in Total) Science Fiction Worldcompleted —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
33 From Quantum to Universe - a Scientific Journey That Subverts Human Cognition Gao Pengcompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
34 Universe*************************** completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
35 Quantum************* completed —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
36 Nasa's Ultimate Stargazing Guide (U. S. A.) Written by Nirmala Nataraj, Illustrated by NASA, Translated by Lin Wenjiecompleted —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
37 Chemistry Is so Fun (Japan) Written by Zuo Juan Jiannan; Translated by Jin Leicompleted —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
38 Awakening Super Powers, I Create an Interstellar Civilization in the Mountains SincerelySci-Fi & Apocalypse2.3M Wordsongoing 22.5kReads7.2Score1.8kShelves
39 Star Rise: My Omnic Empire Maple Leaf 2025Sci-Fi & Apocalypse768k Wordscompleted 9.3kReads7.1Score594Shelves
40 Iron Wings: the Interstellar Battle for Humanity's Survival Born Wandererongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves
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Science fiction, hard-core science fiction, which combines many elements from the Nantianmen Project and the short film "Mecha Era" released by CCTV Military
41 The Human Federation Archon Is Reborn and Travels Through the 21St Century Dan Xi Xingwuongoing —Reads—Score—Shelves
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[Time travel + group image flow + black technology craze + interstellar hegemony + alternate history + genius scholar] [Punch] In the year 2487 of the star calendar, Ling Yuan, the governor of the human federation, led an army of 45 million to protect civilization and launched the ultimate battle with the Devourer Zerg! In the end, he died together with the Zerg brood, but was unexpectedly reborn as the 2026 high school entrance examination student with a score of 286 - Gu Fengchun! ! From the star war god in charge of the interstellar fleet to a low-level boy who couldn't even pass high school, due to the ultimate identity dislocation, he holds the secret of "Tears of the Nebula", carrying knowledge and memories that transcend the era for four hundred years. In the classroom of Jiangcheng No. 7 Middle School, he used his college physics knowledge to refute the class teacher and open the door to special recruitment with his astonishing talent; in the dark web of bug bounty, he earned his first pot of gold by relying on the dimensionality reduction attack of the algorithm of the interstellar era; at the technological frontier of the Magic City, he calmly examined the potential and limitations of civilization in this era and quietly laid out the future. However, the midnight dream, the trans-time and space connection with Claudia, a confidante from the Federation era, and the exploration of the secret of "Tears of the Nebula" all imply that rebirth is no accident. Let's take a look at how Gu Fengchun starts from high school, wins competitions, starts a technology business, and leads the future. While making up for the regrets of his past life, he gradually uncovers the mystery of time travel and finds his way back to the stars. This is an earth legend belonging to an interstellar archon, and an epic about civilization, protection and return.
42 Hello Humans! Article 1 Rafting on the Sea of StarsSci-Fi & Apocalypse525k Wordsongoing 17Reads—Score—Shelves
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I am not a physics expert, but I am definitely not a mindless fake science fiction article. I will tell you a story about the origin of human beings.
43 Attacking Humans Counterattack the Alien Mother Planet Dancing Wolfcompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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I'm not a physics expert, but the original science fiction elements are really sophisticated (such as a feasible solution to the greenhouse effect), even though it is a novel about fighting aliens. There is no element of system cultivation, time travel, rebirth and slap in the face.
45 Coexistence: Hidden Neighbors Xianyan's Remarks11k Wordscompleted 4Reads8.4Score—Shelves
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The postscript is an interpretation based on real-world technology. Try to see if you can understand it without reading the postscript.
46 Coexistence: Echoes of Dimensions Xianyan's Remarks15k Wordscompleted 5Reads8.5Score—Shelves
47 Millennium History Fish Hidden Brushstrokescompleted —Reads7.0Score—Shelves
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Hard-core and brain-burning, high-reversal, brain-inspiring
48 After Being Expelled from Academia, I Compiled the Laws of Physics Small Eyes but Big Eyescompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves
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🔥 The genius who was stepped into the dust by the academic world single-handedly rewrote the rules of the entire universe! Have you ever suddenly doubted one thing at a certain moment: Are the laws of physics and the rules of the universe that we have believed in since childhood really the eternal truth? Why does the speed of light have to be this number? Why must energy be conserved? Why is the quantum world so weird that scientists doubt life? Most people will just regard these thoughts as random thoughts, laugh them off, and continue to live within the established cognitive framework. But the protagonist of this book directly turned this "random thought" into a truth that made the entire academic world tremble. Today, I must recommend a book that is so exciting to all my friends who love science fiction, love deep thinking, and want to completely open their minds - "After being expelled from academia, I compiled the laws of physics". It is not a soft science fiction with a random plot, but a perfect blend of hard-core settings, extreme imagination and thinking about the nature of the world. The protagonist was originally a promising physics genius, but because he proposed a theory that subverted the existing system, he was excluded and suppressed by the authoritative circle, and was directly removed from the academic circle. Everyone called him crazy and laughed at his whims. But he did not bow his head, and quietly deduced in an unnoticed corner, and finally revealed a secret that subverted cognition: Our universe is not fixed at all, it is more like a set of running programs that can be modified, compiled, and rewritten. I was silent for a long time after reading this sentence in the book: "The physical laws that humans regard as truth are just the default programs written by high-dimensional civilization, and I have found the authority to modify them." This book is not just a cool article that slaps you in the face, it also forces you to think: Are our so-called scientific boundaries just circles drawn by authority? Is the common sense we are proud of just an illusion caused by insufficient vision? As the protagonist goes from being an alien that everyone ridicules to redefining the rules of the universe, your mind will be opened little by little, and your understanding of the world will be completely refreshed. Science fiction is never a nihilistic fantasy, but the most extreme questioning of reality; the most precious thing for mankind is never to stick to the rules, but the courage to question everything. "The real scientific revolution is never about obeying the old order, but about daring to rewrite the new order." If you are tired of reading the same science fiction and want a truly brain-burning, shocking, and ground-breaking reading experience, this book will definitely make you hooked. No matter your age or occupation, as long as you like thinking and eye-opening stories, you must read it. Have you ever suddenly doubted one thing at a certain moment: Are the laws of physics and the rules of the universe that we have believed in since childhood really the eternal truth? Why does the speed of light have to be this number? Why must energy be conserved? Why is the quantum world so weird that scientists doubt life? Most people will just regard these thoughts as random thoughts, laugh them off, and continue to live within the established cognitive framework. But the protagonist of this book directly turned this "random thought" into a truth that made the entire academic world tremble. Today, I must recommend a book that is so exciting to all my friends who love science fiction, love deep thinking, and want to completely open their minds - "After being expelled from academia, I compiled the laws of physics". It is not a soft science fiction with a random plot, but a perfect blend of hard-core settings, extreme imagination and thinking about the nature of the world. The protagonist was originally a promising physics genius, but because he proposed a theory that subverted the existing system, he was excluded and suppressed by the authoritative circle, and was directly removed from the academic circle. Everyone called him crazy and laughed at his whims. But he did not bow his head, and quietly deduced in an unnoticed corner, and finally revealed a secret that subverted cognition: Our universe is not fixed at all, it is more like a set of running programs that can be modified, compiled, and rewritten. I was silent for a long time after reading this sentence in the book: "The physical laws that humans regard as truth are just the default programs written by high-dimensional civilization, and I have found the authority to modify them." This book is not just a cool article that slaps you in the face, it also forces you to think: Are our so-called scientific boundaries just circles drawn by authority? Is the common sense we are proud of just an illusion caused by insufficient vision? As the protagonist goes from being an alien that everyone ridicules to redefining the rules of the universe, your mind will be opened little by little, and your understanding of the world will be completely refreshed. Science fiction is never a nihilistic fantasy, but the most extreme questioning of reality; the most precious thing for mankind is never to stick to the rules, but the courage to question everything. "The real scientific revolution is never about obeying the old order, but about daring to rewrite the new order." If you are tired of reading the same science fiction and want a truly brain-burning, shocking, and ground-breaking reading experience, this book will definitely make you hooked. No matter your age or occupation, as long as you like thinking and eye-opening stories, you must read it. What it brings you is not only a wonderful plot, but also an ultimate experience of liberating your mind and re-examining the world.
49 Does God Play Dice? History of Quantum Physics Cao Tianyuancompleted —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
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Very interesting book
50 Independence Day Carnival Li Zichaocompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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Excellent recommendation, great science fiction novel [Like][Like][Like]
51 Deep Space Robinson Mist WhisperSci-Fi & Apocalypse286k Wordscompleted 156Reads—Score—Shelves
52 The Universe Is so Big, I Want to See It! Ai Zhe504k Wordsongoing 61Reads9.5Score—Shelves
53 Time and Space****** ongoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves
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[Science Fiction] + [Suspense] + [Group Portraits], strict logic, no brainlessness. When a civilization masters the space-time bridge technology, it can find the optimal path in history through the coverage of reality by simulated time and space. Is history really credible when what we think is reality is just an experiment of advanced civilization? Whose hands will the future be in?