Is there a science fiction/interstellar civilization novel like "The Particle Light Spear is Still Shining"?

2025-01-27 12:20

There were novels similar to "Particle Light Spear Shines Still": 1."I feel uncomfortable all over if I don't fight for a day." Author: It's a blessing to complain. 2. Warhammer: I Am a God Outside the Box. Author: Mad Madman 3. Red Alert's Journey to the Heavens Starting from the Three Bodies. Author: Jinov's Small Airboat Warhammer: Imperial Navy Promotion Manual, Author: King from Outer Space 5: A Guide to Galaxy Domination, Author: Orange No.2 6. Feudal Lord: Starting from Summoning Aurora. Author: Perfected Cultivator Yi of Qingyuan Miaodao "The Empire Begins From the Fourth Calamity", Author: Lord Mirror 8. Star Voyage, Author: Cutting Magnetic Induction Lines StarCraft: The Tailun Empire, Author: Nanmu Pen Refill 10:"Traveling to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind", Author: Tai Jian "Rebuilding Civilization on the Wasteland", Author: Valley Daoist Riding and Cutting: Journey to the World, Author: The Hardworking Giraff "The Undying and Imperishable Me, Desperate Journey in 40K", Author: Dust of Stars Star Wars: Rise of Mandalore, Author: Stars of Aluminia Waves in Warhammer, Author: Han Yin "Lich's Demiplane Development Diary", Author: Good Guy "Building a Dimensional Warship from the Escape Cabin." Author: Out of Line Wasteland: A Guide to Paradise Construction, Author: There's an Old Gou The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."One Day Without War Makes Me Feel Uncomfortable":[No. 192]... Everything is Normal (Joined: 2023/5/14Words: 65,000) 2."Warhammer: I Am a True God Outside the Box": In the 3rd millennium, Yi Mo, who was located in Holy Tyla, created a warhammer scenic box. On the second day, a city appeared in the box, and a group of thugs and villains were committing crimes. With a heart of justice, he decided to punish evil and promote good, and the threads of fate were thus affected. The Emperor loved and hated Yi Mo. His love stemmed from the appearance of a second lighthouse in the dark human world, and his hatred stemmed from the fact that the latter snatched his son like the four gods. Second Brother's title was stolen, and he was furious. Aisha was robbed, and Nagou cried in anger. The Grim Reaper teamed up with Yi Mo, and the pervert peed in fear. A second Weaver of Fate appeared, and he was crafty and crazy. A product of the human 2K era, Talassin was ecstatic. A sunny and cheerful boy said,"My Lord is a god, but he has the highest humanity." A certain huckster thought,"My Lord is a true god!" [I'm not happy. As the head of the Divine Guards, I'm very happy.] 3."The Journey of the Red Alert from the Three Bodies": When Tomoko met the crack generator, Transformers met the general executioner, and Fan Ma Yong Jiro met the crazy orcs... Other people's Red Alert System would start with a MCV, but Ye Ziou's Red Alert System only provided technical information. "They're all red alert systems. Why is my system as prominent as my lumbar disc?" The unexpected malfunction of the time machine had opened up Ye Ziou's journey to the Red Alert Heavens, the sudden appearance of Tiberium ore, the Brotherhood of NOD hidden in the lighthouse, or the Skinner lurking outside the solar system. As he continued to transmigrate, the truth about the Red Alert System gradually surfaced… (Three-body, Nanocore, Transformers, Blade Fangs, Wandering Earth…) 4."Warhammer: Imperial Navy Promotion Manual": Warhammer Doujinshi, in the book. I haven't watched it for a while, so the plot should be good. Otherwise, he would have deleted it long ago. I can only blame the recent war hammer articles for being quite good 5."Guide to Galaxy Domination": Looking at the night sky, the stars are bright, the gravity of the world is eternal. How should human beings explore the path of progress in the universe? Perhaps the only answer to this question was iron and blood. The endless rebellions on the colonial planets, the threat of the dynasty's fleet, the ideology of the weak Federation, the strong enemies, and the constant internal troubles. Facing the future of the country falling apart, Lu Yuan could only use his ideals as a sword and press forward. And in the spiral arm of the galaxy, what awaited mankind was endless opportunities, or the end of the Dark Forest? Warning, the elements of this book include, but are not limited to, Psionic Ascension, Magic Society, Artificial Intelligence Awakening, Interstellar War, Fleet Decisive Battle, Space Colonization, Ancient Civilization Ruins, and Beast-Eared Lady. Space opera + group portraits + a hundred million light flavors. Interested readers, please click in to take a look. 6. Feudal Lord: From the Summoning of the Aurora (Early indigenous world, middle and late warhammer: 40K) Ying Che had transmigrated to become a lord of another world, leading a tribe of more than seven hundred people. They were in a place called the Chaotic Plains. To the east were Vampires, Gnolls, Orcs, Beastmen, and Demon Dragons. In the west, there were also the blessed people within the high walls, training paladins, adventurer mercenaries, and the kingdom's border lords training their troops. Ying Che seemed to be able to only bring his people, who were despised by the people behind the high walls, to survive in the Chaotic Plains. But today was different. [Troop Transformation] [Convertible Troops: Servant Long Spear Warrior X1, Servant Archer X1] Servant farmers with long spears, noble anti-all charging characteristics! The Jade Brave Legion was a loyal and cheap Heavy Armor Warrior. General Haotian was a powerful, domineering, and powerful man with a hammer! "God? How many masters does a god have?" First, he set a small goal to conquer this world. 7:"The Empire Begins from the Fourth Calamity": The Star Wars novel is good. The plot is deep, and the character descriptions are detailed. The fourth Calamity is the most primitive explanation. The book explains that it is to open a MOD in Star Wars. Because it is Reverse Infinity, technology does not dare to open randomly, and the MOD is not very big. However, to open all kinds of technology from other worlds to engage in war in Star Wars, it does not match the fourth Calamity at all. Those who like invincible style, please move to the brainless relaxation zone. The author would occasionally livestream his novel. It was not good to be a commentator while writing, but you could also join in the discussion. However, to give advice to the author, you had to have at least two people to be a supporting and teasing person. Sports commentators also had two people. One was responsible for speaking professionally, and the other was responsible for answering the audience's questions. PS: I remember the first time I opened a mods, it was in "Empire" where I drove a pram out to fight and used a machine gun to shoot spears. However, I couldn't resist the high difficulty and was defeated. It was similar to the situation in the book. Even if there was a cheat in Hell Mode, I had to hide. Whoever was reckless would die. 8."Star Voyage": The vast universe, the stars are bright, deep and mysterious. When intelligent life looked up at the starry sky for the first time, the curiosity in the depths of wisdom had already raised the sail of knowledge. The endless universe, the countless civilizations, where were they? Why were they vying to travel far? Was there some treasure in the distant galaxy? Or was there some secret hidden in the dark deep space? Or was it just to find that tiny sliver of hope? Where should the humans who had lost their homes go... 9."StarCraft: The Tailun Empire":"StarCraft: The Tailun Empire" was a well-written StarCraft Doujinshi novel. The author used a new perspective to lead the readers into that magnificent era. Even though the protagonist's experience was a bit like Long Aotian, it did not affect the overall reading experience. The book was also very detailed in the plot, making people feel the author's love and professionalism for StarCraft. In addition, although the author's writing style was not outstanding, it was not too bad either. It gave the readers a relatively smooth reading experience. Overall, this book provided readers with a new reading experience with its unique perspective and deep understanding of StarCraft. It was worth recommending. 10."Traveling to the Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind": ❮ Status ❯: Continuing [Keyword]:(Stars/Chaos/Gray Wind/Technology Tree) ❮ Backgrounds ❯: Warhammer 40K 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎 ❮ Description ❯: The protagonist brought the Gray Wind Battleship to the 39th millennium of the Warhammer World and appeared near the Imperial World, Faya. With technology and knowledge that far surpassed this era, the protagonist led the dying empire onto the path of ascension, intending to change the destined fate of mankind. ❮ Promotions ❯: In a sense, the Stellar Warhammer could be considered two extremes. One was to climb the technological tree until the final ascension, which could be considered as man's victory over nature. The other was because of the existence of subspace, the human civilization hovered between survival and destruction, fighting each other until the final doomsday. However, as far as I know, there is also a "natural disaster" setting similar to the four peddlers in Qunxing. In a sense, Qunxing's technology level is higher than Warhammer's. I'm not sure about the specifics, but the book review section is quite noisy. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 [Warhammer Index]: [Popular recommendation index]: 11."Rebuilding Civilization on the Wasteland": The opening part is also called "The Lone Gunner in the End of the World", until he has a firm foothold... Survival, construction, and development were Zhang Wen's favorite game topics. Zhang Wen, who had died from playing games after work, brought the game panel and shop to a world full of ruins. Here, the advancement of technology accelerated the destruction. The old order of humanity collapsed, and even highly developed technology could not save the collapsing civilization. Instead, zombies and aliens ran amok. The remaining humans could only struggle to survive in the cracks and were on the verge of extinction. Zhang Wen, who had saved the world countless times in the game, decided to save the world in his own way. "Riding: Journey to the World": Because of a bolt of lightning, Clement was brought to the continent of Caradia under the rule of the Empire. At this time, there were only five years left before the emperor was assassinated and the empire fell apart. Building walls, accumulating food, becoming a king. He had wanted to develop steadily, but suddenly, a goddess who called herself Astaria came to his door. It wasn't until the alliance army formed by the believers of the Snake Worship Cult and the heretic demons set foot on this land from the south bank of the empire that Clermont learned about it. Conquering the continent of Caradia was just his starting point. (Aerial background, the world view is the Caradia Continent where you can hack one Pandega and hack two. There will be an introduction. You can read it without any obstacles even if you haven't played riding and hacking.) [13:"The Undying and Indestructible Me's Desperate Journey in 40K": I didn't expect that the two Battlefield Doujin books I randomly found were both good!] Star Wars: The Rise of Mandalore: The beginning felt good. It should be going through the Clone War, and the main character was currently a Death God Guard. This was a good angle. "Waves in Warhammer": After traversing through the medieval warhammer, Kui Ye received the Grand Ceremony of Fate from the old consultant. Kui Ye: "It's impossible to farm. You can't farm for your entire life. You can only survive by snatching dark essence and feeding the tyrannosauruses." Do you like my energetic Dragonkin (Spirit Lizardfolk) maid?" PS: Semi-nomadic semi-infinite style, intelligence online, tactics online. "The Lich's Demiplane Development Diary": I feel like the author is thinking of something grand, but his knowledge and writing skills are not enough. Emmm, it's not easy to comment. Let's leave it here for now and see how it develops. "Building a Dimensional Warship from the Escape Cabin": The name is a little confusing. When I was looking for the book, I saw this name a few times before I clicked on it. The protagonist had a similar high-dimensional perspective. At the beginning, he used the escape capsule to modify the escape capsule with the wreckage of the spaceship and successfully landed on the trash planet. After that, he went through all sorts of schemes and schemes, creating a spaceship to escape. After escaping, his worldview completely began to unfold. "Wasteland: Paradise Construction Guide": The protagonist uploaded his consciousness to become a Super Sanctuary Master AI. The background of the world was an invasion by highly infectious alien creatures. It was a desert wasteland, and the upper class had a heavy knowledge blockade on the lower class. The author said that it was like the old bones of the wasteland, also with a Dihua support AI. After reading about 40 chapters, he felt that it was not bad. There were many desolate-themed works. Chapter 112 was different from the Bone King. His vision was focused on the main character sending out a synthetic human to pretend to be a human. It was a little awkward for the human clone to keep bragging about his main body, but it seemed like the main body was not pretending. He had learned Overload but not the essence of it. He wasn't a human, but a Dihua character could be considered Bone King! Introduction Fraud! But he could still see it. I'll take a look.