
From Cutting-Edge Tech to Mega-Projects
从黑科技到超级工程
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- Sci-Fi
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- Super Tech
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- Qidian
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Twenty Years of Web Novels: Sifting New Gems from the Sand
Updated regularly. All genres welcome. Ratings (decent fare, excellent fare, plus or minus, heavenly treasure) reflect my personal preferences only.
Sci-Fi (Cutting-Edge Tech) and Clean Reads
[My main recommendations are science fiction, sci-fi with advanced technology, and science fiction exploring ideology. Even if a book isn't officially classified as sci-fi, I'll call it science fiction if I say so.] [I'll also recommend novels with distinctive qualities that I enjoy, along with other books I think are good.] [I promise to introduce my recommendations while avoiding spoilers as much as possible.] Most science fiction on Qidian still falls short of my ideal of science fiction comb
Talent and Passion in Equal Measure
A writer’s depth determines the dramatic tension of a story and how vivid its characters feel. The passion an author puts in determines a work’s soul. This list doesn’t include formulaic, hollow, and tedious works.
An Old Reader's Collection, Updated Irregularly
I've been reading web novels for over a decade. The first one I read was Kunlun, in a wuxia magazine. This list recommends novels of all genres, with short reviews.
Reading List No. 4: Science Fiction
Note: This is the Qidian science fiction category, not science fiction novels in general. Nitpickers, stay out.
Nameless Little Venerable’s Shared Reading List
Books I like, and some I particularly admire.
Keeping Track of and Ranting About Books I'm Reading or Have Read
Saving books for myself to read. I’m mostly looking for light, fun stories, and don’t care for angsty drama or boastful face-slapping.
A Post-70s Uncle's Bookshelf for the Soul
Read the books you love and savor the insights they bring to your life. Sip a cup of fine tea and reminisce about the years gone by. Life and reality are already hard enough, so find a harbor for your weary heart along the difficult road ahead.
Mainly New Finds: Black Tech, Super Technology, Urban Entertainment, and New Books Scouted Across the Charts
Books are generally added to this list before they reach 300,000 words. Books under a million words that go without updates for over a week will be removed. I mainly browse the urban and sci-fi sections. I occasionally read historical fiction and soccer stories. By urban fiction, I mean stories set in the modern world or something similar. I generally skip pseudo-urban stories that could just as easily be classified as fantasy or xuanhuan. For sci-fi, I mainly look for super technology, black te
The Divine Farmer's Herbal Classic: Weeds
These are just okay, neither good nor bad. I read partway through most of them, but for one reason or another, never finished.
No Toxic Content, Just Pure Fun
No protagonist torture, feel-good power fantasies, and showing off
Sharing Some Great Books!
A longtime bookworm of over ten years!
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The Best Sci-Fi Novels
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The Bookstore I Planned but Never Opened
Some books I’ve read and enjoyed
I'm Always Looking for Books, and It's Stressing Me Out
As a big-name blogger for ten years, I've become increasingly picky about what I read. Finding a book I actually want to read is hard. I can't get into the Mysterious series or books with foreign names, so I made this list for fellow readers.
Personal Library
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Infinite Worlds, Fanfiction, and Sci-Fi
I've read so much that I can tell the plot of many books just from the title. Now I have to look elsewhere, mainly for some less well-known fanfiction.
Some Books I've Been Reading Lately
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Novels I Enjoy Reading
There's a bit of everything here. See if anything catches your eye. These are all novels I'm currently following!
Reading Slump Ferryman
[I'm done for, GG] Most of these are new books, since I've read most of the older ones. I usually don't recommend them unless they left a particularly strong impression. I don't read first-person stories, and rarely read supernatural fiction, fan fiction, sports, or anime-related stories. I haven't read anything from the women's section in ages, either. I'm pretty picky, so it's hard to find books that suit my taste. I'd appreciate recommendations from fellow readers.
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There is a very strange thing about this book that I have ordered so far.
The importance of the protagonist is now well known to everyone. Not only is the level of the projects he comes into contact with extremely high, he is also called the modern Einstein. But the way the country protects him in the book is particularly strange. The protagonist returns to his hometown several times, but only a car and a woman follow him. He was even monitored by foreign satellites before. Shouldn't it be that according to national-level treatment, several identical cars are vaguely positioned, followed by police cars, and the traffic police are responsible for closing the road? Also, why can the protagonist's parents still live in their hometown? They should be brought to the capital for protection, right? And the protagonist can actually order takeout at will? Can you let someone perform surgery on your head in private? Is everything calm after finishing it? Doesn't the woman need to be questioned and investigated? Doesn't the state send a medical team to check the protagonist's body? This kind of problem exists in many similar novels. The protagonist is obviously very good, but in his daily activities he seems like an unknown person. If the protagonist finds it troublesome, won't the country stop doing it if he finds it troublesome?
Don't go abroad. Given the protagonist's situation, as long as he goes abroad, he will definitely not be able to come back. I hope the author will not have the idea that science has no borders. In reality, this idea is designed to deceive us.
Let's discuss this: Their technological level is a generation ahead of other countries on the planet. Is it necessary to take them to play? My opinion is that everything else should be put in a zoo
Not to mention other things, technology is so powerful, can it cure everyone's tuberculosis? Cough when you are happy, cough when you are uncomfortable, cough when you are embarrassed, cough when you are shocked, can you please stop coughing? .
It's not that the main plot doesn't need to be delayed like this, a slap in the face scene takes 4 chapters.
I can't stand it any longer and have a few questions. 1. AI humanization. A good AI only needs to understand commands well and execute them. It would be disgusting to become an intelligent being. 2. Black technology pours beans. Brain computers, nuclear fusion, AI, chips, etc., No matter which one, it is a trillion empire. As a result, the protagonist still looks like a pauper. Still a pauper with only 25% of the shares. Various technologies are unfolding simultaneously, which makes people feel tired.
The first 200 chapters can be said to be fairy grass...
After Chapter 200, it basically started to become chaotic. What is the reason? Because on the one hand, the system is getting more and more removed, and on the other hand, there are too many pitfalls. Since the formula was announced, there has been too much content on quantum computers, nuclear fusion, autonomous driving, and neural repair, but these contents are only describing the national level. Anyway, my feeling is, ah, this is so awesome, Ye Shen is awesome... Why does the black technology of Xueba persist for so many chapters and still have the desire to read, because he has a clear anchor point - subject level, and a main line. Now I have read more than 200 chapters, and I really don't know what the protagonist is going to do. He has to do this and that by himself. To be fair, the AI learning ability is much better than that of the protagonist. The protagonist knows ETA and the protagonist does not know ETA. The system ETA can also read it. You can completely focus on a section + branch line by yourself. This book actually targets the book I think I have a super USB flash drive.
The star map is very open, but every civilization is weak. An interstellar civilization has been developed for thousands of years, with a population of no more than 10 billion, only a few hundred or thousands of warships, no planetary transformation project, and only a few colonial stars. Then these civilization mother stars will be destroyed when they are exploded. The same is true for human beings. The eight major planets in the solar system have not yet been developed and understood, and the hundreds of billions of stars in the Milky Way have not been explored yet, and they have traveled hundreds of millions of light years.
As I write this, the limitations are actually very high. After watching "Homo Sapiens" recently, I have to admit that only those who follow this path will be able to develop civilization to a whole new level more easily, even though they are all plug-ins. It seems that the protagonist has unlimited rights, but in fact, the protagonist can decide very few things now. He is always looking forward and backward. A mere issue of lifespan is written in such a way that it makes people feel a bit speechless. They have not studied it for a while and it will not work. I hope that the next book will not be written with such national sentiments. There are too many restrictions.
I don't quite understand the fact that basically all technologies are produced by the protagonist and only have 25% of the shares. The other two bosses even only offered 6 million, and the protagonist even offered 1 million. The other thing is, if all the results are released to the outside world, the United States will always chase half a level? Xiao Qi is also missing. What are you writing