[Personal Book List] Good Books Without Cheats

Rainbow Gate's new work! This time it started with an exciting disaster, and it was all caused by a mysterious giant. Where will human civilization go? This book is definitely a masterpiece that will dazzle all science fiction fans! Highly recommended!

The new book by the author of "The Edge of the Universe" is an urban novel in the early stage, and then it becomes science fiction in the paid part. The overall writing is a flashback, which is very appetizing. The atmosphere of a person sailing alone in the universe is also very good. Although there is a golden finger (it is quite big), this kind of science fiction work is still worth watching.

Science fiction military novel, completed Aliens parked their wandering planet into the orbit of Jupiter and used biotechnology to mutate the insects on the earth to fight against the earthlings. In the early stage, the army fought against the Zerg, and in the later stage, it was a space war, without cheats. Insect mutation is a very common subject, but this book does not avoid the two problems ignored in some apocalyptic literature: the impact of insects on the food chain when they become larger and the collapse of the army in a single attack. It solves them very scientifically, so this is a science fiction novel rather than a fantasy novel. The people on earth used their ingenuity to fight against the giant insects, and gradually regained their place in the end of the world when the giant insects were raging. In order to fight back, the aliens also personally went into battle, using alien biotechnology to fight, and then there was a battle in space. The author has obviously thought deeply about space battles. It is not just electromagnetic guns and lasers firing at each other. He has imagined many space weapons, and each space weapon is aimed at aliens, but aliens can also think of ways to counterattack. The aliens in this book are no longer mindless villains. Of course, one drawback is that the atmosphere is quite depressing when reading the book, and several battles are quite tragic. Moreover, the aliens have an advantage even in the later stages. I wonder all day long why these aliens are not dead and how can the earthlings fight. The shortcomings are also obvious. The emotional drama in the early stage is quite toxic, you can skip it; and the attack method of the aliens is relatively simple; from the ending, the ending must be that humans defeat the aliens, but the aliens' advanced technology is defeated by humans. This kind of contradiction can never be solved by this kind of book (set a flag first, I hope there will be a good book that breaks this curse in the future), it is still highly recommended for science fiction fans!

I don't think this book needs to be recommended... But I still write it to book lovers who have no interest in or disgust with this book. I couldn't get into this book at first. I clicked on it several times but didn't stick to it, but I still persisted and got addicted to it. Let's talk about the shortcomings first. The beginning is indeed too ordinary, not much different from the ordinary time travel and Goldfinger plot, but this is the only shortcoming I can find. Everything else is written so well. The first is the grand world view. The author has set up a complete world view before writing, and builds the story on this basis. Therefore, the whole book is very smooth, and the foreshadowing can be buried for a long time, and there is no need to eat the book. Secondly, each character is vividly portrayed, and it is difficult to describe a character with a single word. There is a story behind each character, and a novel can be drawn behind each character. However, the author uses most of the characters as branch plots or simply omits them, so that the supporting characters will not affect the protagonist's position. Generally speaking, except for book lovers who don't like books with such climaxes, I think this is a good book that everyone should not miss. Even if you are not interested at first, you will realize how wonderful it is after persisting for dozens of chapters!

The new game of Rainbow Gate is very dull in the early stage. I really don't want to recommend it, but it suddenly becomes more interesting in the later stage. If you can't stand it in the early stage, you can jump directly to the later stage. A pink beam of light suddenly appears on the moon, and humans on earth are suddenly unable to have children. Where will human civilization go? What is the purpose of the mastermind behind the scenes? Can an interstellar spacecraft built with the power of all civilizations create miracles? The early layout is too small, and it's heart-wrenching to watch. It should be that the author tried to change the writing style, but it failed based on the results, so you can choose to skip it. In the later period, the sense of grandeur of science fiction novels comes. The struggle and confusion of human civilization in its twilight years is well written. The disputes within civilization, the loneliness and heaviness on the spaceship are all what fascinates every science fiction fan. Highly recommended!

New book from the author of "Die on Mars" has been completed A suspenseful thriller with a science fiction background, suitable for book lovers who like both! On the distant Titan, the members of the scientific research station died mysteriously one after another. Can you see the truth? I still didn't understand it after watching it. I highly recommend watching it at night, it will send chills down your spine!

New book from the author of "Under Deep Space" The new interpretation of the Fermi Paradox is very imaginative. It is no longer the big filter that limits the civilization of the universe, but the small filters one by one. All civilizations have a tendency to fall towards mediocrity, so all civilizations are struggling to reject mediocrity. However, this trend cannot be avoided by subjective rejection, and a large number of civilizations have sunk. It's a great idea, and it also reflects the author's anxiety about the slow progress of science and technology in reality and the rapid development of the entertainment industry. The plot is also very good. The earth launched two generation spaceships and gradually developed into an independent civilization. The protagonist's branch is constantly divided to pursue adventures in the universe and avoid his own destruction. The foreshadowing is well laid, and it appears repeatedly in the later stages, giving you the idea of ​​"Ah, this has such a use!" Like the previous one, it looks at the rise and fall of civilization from a civilizational perspective rather than focusing on one person. It started with the perspective of the protagonist, but after all, it couldn't do too much to keep the protagonist alive. Later, it turned to the perspective of civilization. Of course, some clever methods were used to bring the protagonist back, without cheating. Of course, the disadvantage is still the character template. There was a weak golden finger at the beginning, which was of no use in terms of the plot. It added some slap-in-the-face plots, which I personally don't think are of much significance. Even after 1 million words, there was no foreshadowing, and it seems that I don't plan to stop it. It can be said to be the only failure. Of course, another possible shortcoming is that there are many private goods, and there may be conflicts of values, but it is still highly recommended for readers who like science fiction!

Another hard science fiction book It's also about aliens coming, but the writing is great, the foreshadowing is also very good, and there's a sense of decryption in it. There is no obvious protagonist, it's a bit like a group portrait (book friends who don't like it can only say sorry, you missed a good book). The advantage of this is that it has an exciting feeling of all mankind fighting against aliens, and it is more real. It is not one person who knows everything, as if he is omnipotent, nor is it a person with strong leadership leading a large group of people, because most authors themselves are not leaders, and they cannot write about people with high leadership. There are no cheats, and there are basically no mistakes in science. Both "Die on Mars" and "Die on Mars" are good books that may become gods.

There are a total of 5 unit dramas in this book. The last three timelines are relatively closely connected, and the rest can be treated as separate stories. The story mainly tells about the various crises that humans constantly encounter in the process of development, and how humans deal with them. Because each story has a different protagonist, there is no such thing as a golden finger. I will mainly talk about the pros and cons of a few of these stories. The first, second, and fourth stories all have a protagonist. There is some "individual heroism", which is not a derogatory meaning. It is mainly because in science fiction that takes the development of civilization as the main line, one person is more powerful than a group of people, which seems unreasonable. Of course, the story is told well. The first story, the first idea is to write it after He Xi's "Tian Nian". Of course, I don't mean plagiarism, but this method of deciphering is very similar to "Tian Nian". Of course, such suspense elements are a very good concept in online novels, and overall the writing is very good. The third story can be said to be the pinnacle of the book. Personally I don't like to compare it with "The Three-Body Problem" because I like both books very much, but this story is indeed far beyond the level of online writing and is also a high-quality work in published books. The human government sent an interstellar spacecraft to Proxima Centauri. During the sub-light speed voyage, the author mixed together the loneliness of interstellar travel, the loneliness of gradually falling out of the times, and the helplessness of watching human beings gradually decline. You will feel a deep sense of loneliness while watching it. Moreover, in this story, the interstellar wanderer is not the only protagonist. There are at least three protagonist-like characters who together changed the direction of human civilization. This change is very good. The direction of civilization cannot be changed by one person. This makes the story more reasonable and grand. The fifth story, to be honest, this story is not very good. The author seems to be trying to describe a civilization moving forward instead of one person pushing a civilization forward, but obviously this attempt is not very successful. The characters are relatively templated and lack of foreshadowing. The portrayal of the "psychotic" genius feels very abrupt. Some readers think that one of the plots of abusing a female character is a bit silly, but I personally think that a labeled female character cannot make people empathize with her. Of course, you don't have to read this story, as the logic between these stories is not strong.

On a stage with the universe as the background, no one person will be the protagonist. The real protagonists are each civilization. The earth exploded again - of course it didn't explode to pieces this time, so newcomers please don't complain about why the moon didn't fly away - the only remaining humans in the moon city had to embark on a wandering road. In the process of wandering, new human civilization has completed sublimation again and again. The author's imagination is quite broad, and the concepts of philosophy tree and two great filters are very novel. These novel ideas can be said to be the biggest highlight of this book. Sometimes I feel that watching science fiction is about looking at these new ideas. The most important part in "Three-Body" is the concept of "Dark Forest", and the most important part in "Tian Nian" is the concept of Tian Nian. This is both an overt line and a hidden line. The same is true for this book. All plots are written around these two concepts. From this point of view, there is little difference from the published book. However, the author did not dig deeper into the concept of philosophy trees (although to dig deeper, you may need a philosophy student), which is a pity. The author dug a lot of holes and left a lot of blank space. Maybe it's not pleasant to write a web article like this, but the author handled it really well. All the holes in the main plot have been filled in, and the holes in the branch plots that have not been filled in will not make you feel uncomfortable, but will make you think more. Of course, there are still some shortcomings. The author does not seem to be good at shaping characters, so the characteristics of the characters in the book are not very distinctive and are somewhat templated. Although the interaction between civilizations will make individual characters very small, characters with distinctive characteristics are still very important. There is no golden finger in this book, only the shell of a spacecraft left by an advanced civilization on the moon. Yes, only the shell (of course this shell is a bit powerful, as the inner and outer spaces are separated). You have to make your own propulsion method and living area. The end of the book is a bit rough. The author also said that under the layers of filters, the author helped develop the human civilization to reach this level, so the author's imagination was not big enough for the rest of the story, so it ended. But overall it is a very good science fiction novel and worth reading.

Traveling through time and becoming a beggar, what, you call me a prince? After seeing this introduction, do you think this is a story about pretending to be a dick and slapping someone in the face, or pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger? Then you are dead wrong. The supporting characters in this book all have high IQs. It can be said that every native in the world is competing with the protagonist, a time-traveler, in a battle of wits and courage. There are various twists and turns. When I read it, I felt that my IQ was not enough. Thales: What about the necessary buff for time travelers to bring wisdom to this time and space? There is no golden finger. The only thing that can be called a golden finger is the intermittent memory of past lives. The logic is absolutely reasonable. If you find any plot that you think is unreasonable, it must be a foreshadowing by the author. See if you can follow the author's ideas! Of course, there is a big disadvantage, updates are random...

Science fiction comparable to a published book! It's really rare to see orthodox science fiction at the starting point The earth exploded Tang Yue, who was on Mars, learned such a piece of news Now, there are only two people left in the entire universe, oh, and a Doraemon Without a golden finger, all you can do is not farm, develop technology, and rebuild human civilization. Even something as simple as survival is a challenge on this desolate planet. The writing style is relatively witty, occasionally giving readers a little humor in a depressing background. Maybe it's because books with this theme would be overwhelming without any funny plots. Some people may not be used to the narrative method of this book, because it is more like a published book than an online article, but stick with it, this is a good book that science fiction fans should not miss.