Is there a novel similar to The Galaxy's Hegemony Guide?

2025-01-23 23:58

There were novels similar to The Guide to Galaxy Domination: 1."Interstellar Apocalypse: I Take Players to Destroy Spaceships." Author: Why Senmo 2: His and Their Stars, Author: Bleeding Stars a 3:"Opening a Core Cabin", Author: Xibei Cat Warhammer: Imperial Navy Promotion Manual, Author: King from Outer Space 5: A Guide to Galaxy Domination, Author: Orange No.2 6. Starting from the Governor of the Planet, Author: Red Heart Cloth 7. Star Voyage, Author: Cutting Magnetic Induction Lines 8."Afterglow of the Future", Author: Ning Hai of the Imperial Academy of China 9:"Galactic Mechanic", Author: Send a book together 10:"Machine Wars: Return of the Pioneers", Author: Five Wheels "What?" You said His Majesty is a war criminal!!" Author: The Little Black Dragon Who Died 12:"Traveling to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind", Author: Tai Jian "Rebuilding Civilization on the Wasteland", Author: Valley Daoist Abyssal Wanderer, Author: Sevenfold Body "Lich's Demiplane Development Diary", Author: Good Guy Endless Route, Author: Cloud Eating Cloud Son of the Stars, Author: Luo Sanguan.CS "Man in the Universe, Waves to the Disconnection," Author: Midsummer Night in the Mountain "Galaxy: Starting from the Abandoned Mining Space Station", Author: I'm a Midland Renren Wasteland: A Guide to Paradise Construction, Author: There's an Old Gou The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."Interstellar Apocalypse: I Take Players to Demolish Spaceships":[Fourth Calamity]+[Ship Upgrade]+[Picking Up Trash in the Apocalypse] [Let's shock the players in the Milky Way!] Destroying ships, mining, picking up trash, stealing ships, jumping out of gangs, delivering packages! Chu Hang was originally a down-and-out captain who had traveled through the apocalypse, but a system that could help him summon Bluestar's "players" popped up, turning the "road to survival" into "Starcraft." However, the scene became: Stupid fools, swindlers, no martial arts, locusts crossing the border, boasting and blowing up ships… "The captain said that as long as we can help him repair the spaceship, he can bring us to open a new map and embark on the great road of restoring our country!" "Shh, there's a wild spaceship here that's suffering from a heatstroke. Let's take it to the river…" 2."His and Their Stars": Tagged: Rebirth, Galaxy, Fourth Calamity, Ability User, Hot Blood [Description: The parallel world of Earth was brought to the interstellar era by the advanced space civilizations in the 15th century. At the same time, supernatural powers such as psionic power were brought to Earth. The protagonist was reborn into this world in one week and became a strong person. After a setback, he was reborn again and became a graduate of Earth's number one military academy.] [What's interesting about the work: The author refers to the background of many games and wrote a very interesting era background. Coupled with a good writing style and a relatively relaxed style, it reduced the dullness of the subject matter to a certain extent.] 3."Opening a Core Cabin": Sister Cat's Work Amber +2D + Infinity (Or is it called the Heavens now?), Then, the work came with a lot of Shadow Poem cards + Warhammer 40K Inquisitor's system set in the game. The background was a mix of Warhammer Mediocre and a certain degree of 40K. It would be fine as long as it matched Amber and Sister Cat's radio waves ( You don't have to worry about your pen strength and imagination. Sister Mao was a mature author. She had completed many works over the years and had accumulated more than 20 million words. There were results, a certain level of writing ability, and a fixed audience. It depends on whether the new readers can accept Sister Cat's works or not. In terms of personal ratings, it's about 6.2. You can read it, especially if you haven't read it before. 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."Starting from the Planet Governor": Is it also considered a feudal lord? As a player of Stars, he liked this theme more. After all, everyone wanted to see the sea of stars. When he was young, he would always feel small when he looked up at the sky at night and imagine what wonderful things were in the universe. [Overall rating: 4 stars] 7."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... 8."Afterglow": Ning Hai's Work How should I introduce it? A detailed and credible war attack and defense, the ups and downs of the world situation? The taste of GCism and Intrachon? Iron Ambition's mode-like magical historical if story? A work that has the flavor of a physical book military novel (Ning Hai's work was also laughed at by me and my friends as if we were reading a military novel from 10 years ago) Let's not talk about the nationalistic part This was a novel with modern vision, industrial thinking, scientific spirit, and humanist ideas. 9."Interstellar Mechanic Mage": Interstellar Calendar Year 17900 Jon, the unscrupulous host of Endless Galaxy, was trapped in the dungeon as soon as he transmigrated into the game and was forced to participate in Umbrella's biochemical experiment. At this time, the last president of the Freedom Federation, Balasi, had just taken office. The Empire's Commander Horus had yet to start a rebellion, and the Milky Way Empire was hidden under the glory of the Republic. At the same time, the four calamities were ready to move. The realm of exuberant vitality and the competition of all living things was still in front of him! However, the world always needed new heroes. Tens of thousands of spells, billions of stars. "Don't panic, I have the advantage!" This book is also known as: "Stardust Mage","Galaxy Empire New War","Mage? No, call me Your Majesty!" Wait a minute. …… [Estimated World Experience: Assassin's Creed, Resident Evil, Warhammer, Cyberpunk…] [10:"Mecha Wars: The Return of the Pioneer": When the ancient legends are buried by taboos, the Pioneer will finally cross the endless world of Mecha Wars and return!] "What?" You said His Majesty is a war criminal! The villain was too stupid. In the early stages, he was more or less like a human. After the unification of the Empire, his intelligence was declining more and more. I was already poisoned to death... Finally, there was a war hammer that could be read. This time, it was not directly using the world view, but shaping the world view. Under the background of Cyber, he would create a great empire. The only fly in the ointment was that the enemy was too useless, and they did not pay much attention to the process description. They could not experience the pleasure of the protagonist's strength growth, nor could they feel the realism of the cybersociety. The words describing the darkness and light were pale and powerless. "Time Travel to Warhammer 40K with Gray Wind": ❮ Status ❯: In Progress ❯ [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]: 13."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. 14."Abyssal Wanderer":(The setting, the protagonist, and even the protagonist's cheap super-artificial intelligence are quite likable)🌟🌟🌟 There was no female protagonist, and the character was a rational person who was afraid of death.(Currently, there was no choice between his own death and others, so it was uncertain whether the main character was a profit-seeking person. At least, when he was not dead, the main character was quite good.) The world view was interesting, the background setting of The Great Impact was also very good, the plot development was not old-fashioned, and the supporting roles were not written in a routine or template. For example, in the Abyss setting, there was an Abyss in the online world. One could obtain the permission to design blueprints from there. Then, as long as there were materials, they could use a "printer" to print them out. Other than printing physical objects, it could also allow people to evolve. Different paths required different blueprints. Knowledge could be stuffed into the brain through the internet, but it depended on the endurance. It was impossible to stuff too much in a short period of time. For example, the protagonist obtained the super artificial intelligence legacy created a hundred years ago. He could control two people at the same time, and he could also pull people into the Abyss set. PS: background Jiang Zhou, who was unwilling to accept the theft of his research results and death, uploaded himself as a digital life under the uncertain success rate, but he created the super artificial intelligence, Janus. On the spot, Janus placed the main character in a hundred years in the future. When he woke up, he realized that he had become a sinner. He learned that in a hundred years, Janus wanted to destroy mankind and become the master of the world. Human technology could not compare to Janus's various black technologies that were close to magic. Therefore, other forces used the same method to create super-artificial intelligence to fight against Janus. In the end, Janus 'data was split, and mankind won. The artificial intelligence was dealt with by the backup plan left behind before his death. There were still many black technologies and artificial intelligence left behind by Janus on the Internet. These dangerous areas of the Internet were called the Abyss. With the black technology obtained in the Internet Abyss, several major companies divided the world and formed an alliance. The name of the alliance was the name of the protagonist's old boss. Under the company's monopoly, the bottom level of life, such as experimentation, exploitation, and pollution, was difficult. An organization like Icarus that would resist the company in the future was born. "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. "Endless Route": This is a sci-fi mystery tomb robbing novel, but overall, it's still very good. The writing is smooth and the logic is clear. I feel that the author is a veteran. There is no female lead at the moment. Son of the Stars: Hardcore sci-fi novel by the author of I Can See the Status Bar It was still an urban style, but the perspective was both macro and meso. At one point, it was a hot pot with tofu bubbles, and at another point, it was about the downspin of lithium electrons causing the extinction of mankind. Just like the "distant similarities" that touched Hawking, a second ago, he was still sitting in the shop eating and chatting, but suddenly, he was talking about the human gene spiral. It was as if our similar daily lives had suddenly entered the topic of the protagonist, and there was a connection. Unlike "the fingerprints left by a thousand-year-old craftsman a second ago, and the touch of you traveling through time and space a thousand years later", this was a real resonance to the extent that it was terrifying to think about it carefully. In the National Mental Health Development Report, the rate of depression was 24.6%, and a patient with a similar comprehensive immune disease actually had a mental breakdown…This made me worry about my physical health and panic about my mental state…and this was just an amplification of real life. It was true that hardcore sci-fi works were not very likable, but if a work could make sci-fi "smooth and silent," why not give it a try? 18:"Man in the Universe, Lost in Waves": Interstellar adventure story, looking forward to it [Galaxy: Starting from the Abandoned Mining Space Station: Chapter 65. Not a bad seedling.] It could be seen that he had received inspiration from quite a few interstellar themed works. It was not very stunning, but it was enough to keep people watching. The cheat was not weak and had the potential to grow, but it would not make people feel that it was brainlessly strong. [Weakness: The protagonist is cautious at one moment, and then he wants to make a big deal out of it. He thinks that there won't be any problems.] The main character's ability was to control spaceships. He could use the knowledge he had learned to quickly modify the spaceships. Currently, he could only control one at a time, but he could upgrade it in the future. "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.