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- Evolution & Mutation
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Hardcore Sci-Fi Recommendations [Lonely Night Wanderer]
There aren’t many truly hard science fiction works in Qidian’s sci-fi category, so I wanted to share some of the more rigorous ones I’ve read. They lean more toward science fiction grounded in what we know about biology, physics, and astronomy. If you’re craving hard sci-fi and having trouble finding something to read, take a look.
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Books I'm Following (Updated Regularly)
A bit about why I read these. Completed books may stay or go depending on how I feel, and I'll remove ones I've grown tired of.
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"Binary and Ternary Numbers, and Quaternary Computer Principles" and "Why Was Quaternary Number Chosen for Genetic Encoding Instead of Binary Numbers in Computer Systems?" Computers have successfully demonstrated that binary is a concise and efficient encoding scheme (and complements physical hardware) capable of transmitting and mapping information of arbitrary complexity.
To be honest, I quite like this novel. After reading so many light novels, it's nice to change things up occasionally. Although I don't understand the technical terms, I'm very satisfied with the feeling of knowledge flowing through my mind.
A rare type of online novel that doesn't treat readers like idiots and encourages thought.
I really like this book. Even just for the author's professionalism and hardcore approach, and for the sake of biological science, I can't help but like it. I really hope the author can continue writing in their own style. The book has been on my bookshelf for a while now. I've filled up my monthly votes and will soon turn on automatic subscription.
Don't be fooled by the title and synopsis; this is pure science fiction with a high concentration of scientific elements.
Having read about a third of it, here are my thoughts. First, it is indeed a science fiction novel, but frankly, it's too science-oriented. As a humanities student, I couldn't understand most of what the protagonist said. Of course, this didn't affect my grasp of the overall plot. I could still understand it. Who is the protagonist? What did he do? What is he going to do next? It felt like a high school Chinese exam question, asking me to summarize a long passage in a certain number of words.
The changing world order
This is based on my limited knowledge and is entirely my own self-indulgent opinion. 1. Dramatic environmental changes mean that countries without weather satellites will have to rely on luck to navigate the world, losing their ability to maintain dominance.
This book is considered a pretty good serious science fiction novel on Qidian, so why does it seem to have so few readers?
Yours is more scientifically sound; the Homo sapiens next door just let loose and started building giant corporations to conquer the world.
You should stick to writing physical books; online novels aren't for you.