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  1. "The Father of Science Fiction" Wells' Classic Trilogy (Gruma Classics) 287k Wordscompleted The British writer Herbert George Wells (1866-1946) is known as the "Father of Science Fiction". He opened "the first year of the birth of science fiction" with "The Time Machine" and is known as the "Shakespeare of science fiction". This series includes Wells' three masterpieces of science fiction novels, which respectively contributed to the three major themes of modern science fiction works: "The Time Machine" - the first work with the theme of time travel; "Interstellar War" - the pioneering 99Reads8.6ScoreShelves
  2. The Little Junior Sister Who Refused to Take the Strategy Violently Increased the Heroine's Favorability Ancient Romance285k Wordsongoing Chang Le finally managed to get all the goodwill from the male protagonists, but the female protagonist in the original book fell into a demon and fell. Chang Le was torn into pieces by the male protagonists who suddenly woke up, and died miserably. As soon as he opened his eyes, Chang Le returned to the time when he had just put on the book. Facing his senior brother who was smiling and laughing, Chang Le decided to start showing off! The system's tone was sweet: No, dear, you will die if you r 16Reads6.9ScoreShelves
  3. The Best Medicine completed This work, "One Gain in Medicine", is written by Gu Yiqing. Reads8.4ScoreShelves
  4. "Father of Science Fiction" Wells' Classic Trilogy Sci-Fi & Apocalypse285k Wordscompleted "The Time Machine" is a science fiction novel published by British writer Herbert George Wells in 1895. It is also Wells' first science fiction novel. Some critics identified the publication of this book as "the first year of the birth of science fiction." The work describes a scientist who travels to AD 802,701 through a time travel machine. At this time, the earth was full of palace-like buildings. Humanity evolved into two categories: the Eloi and the Morlocks. The author will describe the el Reads8.4ScoreShelves