The Titan Is Silent
泰坦无人声
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 406k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Interstellar Civilization
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Science Fiction
Bob, Do Something!
Books I approve of, but not these. Could you add a few completed novels to round out the list?
Treasures of the Galaxy: A Tour of Galaxy Award Winners
Galaxy Award winners are the stars of any science fiction fan's must-read list! This collection brings together masterpieces that have won science fiction's highest honor over the years. Every one is a mind-blowing classic that has stood the test of time! Your science fiction universe won't be complete until you've read them~
Nangong's Mystery Book Pavilion
Nangong, a girl who likes wandering around Qidian~ Suspense is my first choice~
Books I've Been Saving Up Little by Little
I care only about the writing, not the genre~
Niche and Logic-Focused Reads: There's One for Everyone
Collecting interesting, original, high-quality stories from the vast sea of books.
[My Reading List] Great Books Without a Golden Finger
My personal list, mostly sci-fi, with a little fantasy, urban fiction, and supernatural fiction. I don’t like golden fingers, so most of these books have none, or only a very weak one.
A 10-Year Veteran Reader's Bookshelf: Always Reading
Since creating this list, I've been diligent about it, even though it doesn't have many followers. I don't add books carelessly. My reviews may be short, but every book is carefully selected. I'm just as cautious when assigning stars. I'll do my best to recommend high-quality novels with sound logic and smooth plots. ⭐: Barely makes the cut. Just for fun, or because it updates quickly. ⭐⭐: Decent. The quality is solid, the logic holds up, and it's an enjoyable read. ⭐⭐⭐: Good. On top of the qual
Interesting Books Worth a Read (Currently Following) (Personal Picks)
I like imaginative, thrilling, funny books, or ones with solid writing and plots. I don’t like books that ramble or drag things out. Most of the new books I’m following are still being updated, so some may end up abandoned.
My Reading List
Books I can still remember after reading.
I'm Done
I've finished or read more than half of every book on this list. Their inclusion here means they're high-quality, distinctive, full of surprises, and have something meaningful to say.
My Science Fiction Reading List
Every good book is a world its author has carefully brought to life, so this list focuses on recommending promising science fiction. Special recommendation: ✨Forty-Six Billion Years of Evolution✨ Recommendation rating: Reflects how much I like the book. If I suddenly stop enjoying it, I'll lower the rating. Sci-fi rating: How much the novel feels like science fiction. Inhumanity rating: Not urban, not human, not driven by emotion, not social~ Our world: The world we live in now. System: Refers t
Sharing the Books I Enjoy
Every good book is a world its author has carefully brought to life, so this list focuses on recommending promising science fiction. Special recommendation: ✨Forty-Six Billion Years of Evolution✨ Recommendation rating: Reflects how much I like the book. If I suddenly stop enjoying it, I'll lower the rating. Sci-fi rating: How much the novel feels like science fiction. Inhumanity rating: Not urban, not human, not driven by emotion, not social~ Our world: The world we live in now. System: Refers t
My Daily Reading List
A broad range of tastes
Qidian Galaxy Award Winners, 28th–33rd Editions
The Galaxy Award is the highest honor in Chinese speculative fiction. As an industry barometer for Chinese online literature, the development of sci-fi on Qidian Reading has gone through many changes over the past 20 years... On the evening of September 28, 2024, Qidian Reading titles The Genius Club and Starting from Gu Huo Niao each won the 35th Galaxy Award for Best Online Science Fiction and Best Original Book. This marked the eighth consecutive year that Qidian Reading works had won China's
Single Male Lead, No Harem, Few Deal-Breakers
I just want to enjoy what I read. I don't need to make myself miserable. On Qidian, where harems, playboys, simps, and all sorts of fetishes are everywhere, it's pretty hard to find books whose protagonists share my values and aren't idiots who let their lower halves do the thinking. I add books from my shelf and remove them when they're no longer there.
Books I Keep Coming Back To
If you're out of books to read, try other works by these authors. They're all great.
Personal Recommendations
Just my personal opinion. This is a miscellaneous book list, so please don't hate on it if it's not your thing.
Classic Novels with a Distinctive Authorial Style
These are books I've read and enjoyed. Most are at least decent.
The Wind Took the Leaves, and You Took My Heart!
☞If you think a book is good, please give it a like☜ Actually, I don't know what a book is supposed to be like either. A good book naturally catches the eye 👀, even when hidden among a sea of books; A good book does not pursue ornate wording or exaggerated language, nor is it filled with pale, lifeless sentences. It reveals something extraordinary in the ordinary, even when hidden among a sea of books;
A Gathering Place for Big Ideas (Books That Stand the Test of Time and Experience, Highly Recommended)
A very eclectic taste: rational protagonists, no romance, one heroine, fantasy, cultivation, science fiction, and more.
Personal Reading List
For personal use
Novels Worth Reading in Various Genres, Not Beginner-Friendly or Mainstream
A beautiful woman and a house full of gold are found in books.
Three Chews, Five Flavors
Just what the title says.
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The last human in the world lies in bed, with a female robot beside him. Humanity is too old; it is waiting for death. Robots don't understand what death is; they don't die; machines can continuously iterate and upgrade; she is very curious about death. The old man's bed faced the setting sun, and the robot held his hand as the two watched the sun slowly sink below the horizon.
Tsk, I specifically downloaded the app to read the book reviews. I remembered those random comments jumping around in the reviews; I'll settle accounts with them in the group chat. Another book was blocked for a few hours by Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) because the author had reserved the title a month in advance for fear of being replaced, but hadn't uploaded any chapters.
If the author provides a self-consistent solution, it's definitely a top-tier novel; I'm absolutely blown away by it. If you can't provide it, I suggest you see the next ID. Without a mystery to solve, it's like a mystery writer creating a perfect locked-room murder case. The reader racks their brains but can't figure out how the killer did it, marveling at the author's ingenious plot, only to be told at the end that the killer is Doraemon, using the Anywhere Door to enter and exit.
Chaos! Complete chaos! Ever since Big White was imprisoned, the entire Cassini and Titan have been in complete disarray. Every night is terrifying, but we readers are the only ones clueless – it's like we've seen a ghost!
Why engage in a battle of wits with the readers? Rushing to change the outline is a major taboo. Your book is disjointed, and the second volume seems to be written solely to forcibly cover up the plot holes from the first volume. So what if readers guessed what you were going to write? Why can't you just write the story you want to tell? I'm speechless.
I'm just so disappointed. The beginning was gripping, and then suddenly this happens. It's one of the few books I've fully subscribed to. Seriously, the ending completely shattered my expectations. It's like this: a group of people go on an adventure in the forest, encounter countless bizarre and mysterious events, only to find out it was just a show. It's just awful.
Do you know why this book is called "Obsessed with Titan"? Even Titan, who never follows the updates, would be speechless at the author's rate of updates! Titans were silent upon seeing it, and elves wept.
After reading the latest update, all I can say is that the author is too impatient. Daring to declare themselves a flop after only fifty chapters? Which major work on Qidian doesn't start to gain momentum after a hundred chapters? Science fiction is a niche genre now, but it certainly won't be in the future.
The ending made me furious. Following the typical ending formula, it's no longer fair to say the author changed the outline for mysticism, resulting in a decline in quality. It's more accurate to say the author was captured by the Iss in the middle of the night and had their souls swapped with Lovecraft's.
Having discarded all impossibilities, the truth can only be...
This is the recording site for the first season of Titan's Hip Hop.