
Transmigrate into the Guardian AI of a Lost Civilization
穿越成为失落文明的监护AI
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- Sci-Fi
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- Interstellar Civilization
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- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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Explore more →Ogmā’s Bookshelf
Fantasy • Supernatural • Light novels • Foreign history DND-style stories are especially recommended.
Jinji Bookhouse: Smart, Cold-Blooded, and Imaginative
I've personally read every book on this list, and they're all top-notch. I've been reading for over a decade, and I can't stomach books that are clearly awful.
Personal Recommendations from a Twenty-Year Veteran Reader
Not much to say. These are all my personal recommendations, with just a few requirements: 1. The story needs to be logical. 2. It needs to make sense. 3. Everyone should enjoy reading it. P.S. I still have over 400 novels on my shelf, including lots of older books. I'll add them to the list gradually whenever I get the chance. Latest update: I got a new phone, and all my books are now marked as unread. It'll be hard to track down those old books... (I usually give a book ten chapters to prov
Books Worth Spending Money On
Genre doesn't matter, as long as it's fun.
Veteran Readers’ Discussion Corner
All kinds of novels I have read personally. I have several years of reading experience and should have a decent eye for quality by now. My tastes probably lean toward veteran readers, and I try to ensure that you will not regret reading these.
Handsome Champion
Only beauties and handsome guys will follow this list
Books to Save for Later: Good Books I’m Letting Build Up
These are books I've read and personally think are excellent and worth checking out. Some are just getting started, so I'm saving them until they have more chapters. Others are lifesavers when I'm out of things to read.
A Reading List With a Terrible Name
Keeping a record of books I've read that left a deep impression. (Too bad some have been banned, so I can't add them.)
Sea of Origins
Universal Talent: Twitchy Hands Me: Adding books to this list seems to increase their chance of being abandoned by 75%. So be it: I hereby dub myself the 'Abandoned Book Cultivator.' Temporarily 'Out of Contact' A lot of books on my bookshelf have gone missing. I already used Qidian less than other sites, and now I use it even less. What a shame. They're all apprentices, which is hilarious. I almost never see novices. Usually I only read the first few dozen chapters to get inspiration. I can't e
Personal Log: Feel-Good Stories, Fully Purchased, Including Fanfiction, Lighthearted Reads, and Lots of Completed Novels
Work leaves me exhausted, so I only read feel-good power fantasies. I don't want to think too hard, but I still can't tolerate obvious plot holes. A satisfying story that makes sense is everything! This is a personal record of books I've bought and read to completion. Most are finished, with a few still ongoing. Any abandoned books will be marked. My preferences: feel-good power fantasies, Western fantasy, fanfiction, no female lead, and Lovecraftian horror.
Fan Fiction, Light Novels, Rebirth, Fantasy, Otherworlds, You Name It
Books I’ve loved, then and now. A reading slump is truly miserable, sigh. (I won’t recommend the really popular stuff, like the top ten on the charts. You can suggest them, but there’s no need.)
Finding Gold in a Sea of Books
I’ve been a voracious reader for ten years. I started reading novels around 2012 or 2013, and discovered Qidian around 2017, so I guess I’m an old Qidian reader too. This list focuses on books with no major deal-breakers. I’m sharing some of the urban, historical, fantasy, xuanhuan, magic, sci-fi, and gaming novels I’ve read. For now, I’ll only share books that are updating regularly and have over 500,000 characters, or are already complete. Thanks for following and supporting me!
Good Books
...At least good enough to read twice
Books I've Read
Call me Shennong. I've been reading for ten years, and I have pretty eclectic tastes.
Books Gu Yu Is Chewing Through
I lean toward cosmic horror and books with a slower pace and a focus on quality, or simply ones I personally find interesting. The descriptions are entirely based on my own perspective and opinions.
Books in My Personal Collection
I want to recommend some books. If we have any in common, leave the ones you think are good in the comments.
Interesting Reads
I've vetted these. They either have a wild imagination or bring something fresh to the table. Abandoned works are marked. Quality guaranteed.
Wild Ideas, All-Heavens Adventures, Rich Protagonists, and Every Genre in Between!
This list only includes novels I’ve read. If you like it, please take a moment to follow so you don’t lose track of it! Thank you! Life is short, and only novels can keep us company! On long, endless nights, I stay up reading the books I love! Please give flowers, like, and save the list! Thank you
Daily Reading Picks and Reader Rants
Fellow longtime readers, take a look. If you've read the same books, you know the deal. Updated September 9: Honestly, I don't think book reviews need to be complicated. There are only two categories: interesting and dull. But plenty of books have good ideas, yet various issues and flaws make you want to speak up, which is why I made this list. Updated September 20, 2023: I've been reading fan fiction for Terror Infinity lately. The popular ones all seem a little unhinged...
Classic Novels with a Distinctive Authorial Style
These are books I've read and enjoyed. Most are at least decent.
Personal Collection
Just a place to list the books I've read
Books That Feel Nice to Read
Not much romance, and most have no female lead.
Updated Whenever the Mood Strikes
Pipi shrimp, just goofing around.
Personal Book List
None
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Seeing that some friends may have never played Stellaris, let me make a post to briefly explain the five corruptions.
The Stars novel is pretty good and very novel, but the villains in the book act like the villains in urban novels who were given a halo of intelligence ten years ago. Their motivations and behaviors are as if they are eager to seek death, and the plot is a bit immature.
It's really short. Others put it on the shelves with chapters 10 and 10 published. Are you embarrassed to send 6 photos? I cast two monthly votes. I want to add one final word. I advise you to do it yourself.
Sometimes it's better not to be so naive. You are already in the interstellar age, and you expose yourself just because you have been observing for a few days and feel that there is no threat?
Abandoned ring world, the center is a star
I finally found Heweikou's Qun Xing article. It's not a girly star novel, nor is it a fairy tale that's trying to sell someone else's flesh. I hope it can be put on the shelves.
Although I have never played the game, I still can't help but complain that this book is like writing a good idea directly without an outline. There are many things without details. For example, what are the special features of the Lost Fleet sent out as a mission compared to other empires? Isn't this cool? Whether it is the xx empire or any other civilization, it seems very low-level. To put it bluntly, it is still the same thing as the giant ships, cannons and pirates in the 20th century. Big means strong. It is just a different term. I understand that novels with an interstellar background must write group portraits. No matter what civilization reaches the top from slash-and-burn cultivation to the interstellar era, it is worthy of respect and praiseworthy. However, the book does not show this sense of grand epic. Instead, it seems like an archaeological novel with a science fiction cover? The essence of a species engraved in the genes must be survival, and the core essence of a civilization that wants to develop must be energy. No matter what civilization develops to a certain point, there will be no differences in combat skills as written in the article. These can be made up through calculations. The gap between the two sides will only be technology, which is essentially information. In my opinion, Lost Empire is no different from other civilizations. I can't feel the difference or shock. There is also the issue of scale. Decades are a long time, but on the scale of the universe, it does not even count to 0.1 Seconds. It is like a person saying to you: I will kill you after 1 Planck time. Isn't this strange? There are many bugs in the book. Send your top scientists to other books Ming is outrageous in my opinion. Mr. Qian is not beautiful. Chinese people want to go back to China but they are not allowed to leave. What's more, it is an entire civilization. Individuals can have joys and sorrows, but civilization is a collection of individuals. No matter what the external performance is, the core must be rational, cold, and profit-oriented. It's still a matter of writing method. The author writes about each civilization as an individual, just like the countries on the earth. Throughout history, which country has not produced a few amazing and talented people? What's more, a civilization with a time span of at least hundreds of thousands of years. A civilization with super-light speed/jump technology is physically as fragile as an ant. Let's not say that it can kick meteorites and bathe in magma, but advanced genetic technology can resist radiation and extend the life cycle of breathing, right? The Milky Way is so big and all organic civilizations need oxygen. It's outrageous.
Friends, I just read a few chapters, and I feel that the protagonist does not travel to become an AI, but to become the master of the planet control room. I feel that if it really becomes an AI, it should be similar to "4.6 Billion Reprise". I am me, and everything I control is me, but it may not be me. Instead of being like a human being who needs to read this information to see the warning and what unlocks are needed to use various functions. I hope you can help me figure it out. In the following plot, will the protagonist be like this too?
Is this you?
Byd I read this book and bought it for Qunxing. Now I want to write a Qunxing fanfic. Now I look back and see that the author is a eunuch? ? !