What is the most popular science fiction book?

The most popular sci-fi book was The Heir of the Stars. This sci-fi book received a high score of 9.8 on Douban, and many people expressed their desire to read it before it was released. The series was born in 1977. After watching 2001: A Space Oath, author James Hogan made a bet with his colleagues that he could write a better ending. This work was also recognized by Arthur Clarke, author of 2001: A Space Oath. This series of books had once created glory in Japan, and in early 2021, the simplified Chinese version was launched. The Douban rating was still as high as 9.8, and the reprint was launched during the pre-sale period. Therefore, The Heir of the Stars could be considered one of the most popular science fiction books.

I think 'The Martian' was extremely popular. It was widely praised for its scientific accuracy and the engaging performance of Matt Damon. People were really drawn to the idea of a man alone on Mars trying to find a way back home.

It's hard to pinpoint a single number 1 fiction book. However, 'The Lord of the Rings' has had a huge impact and is beloved by many for its rich world-building and epic story.

I think '1984' by George Orwell can be considered as a highly reread science fiction book. It's a classic that warns about totalitarianism. The concepts it presents, such as Big Brother and doublethink, are so thought - provoking that readers often come back to it to gain new insights, especially in different political and social climates.

"Future Science Fiction''is a sci-fi-futuristic novel written by the author, Dong Zhen. The general plot of this novel is: In the context of the great development of the universe, technological civilization, and magic civilization, it was a story about the conflict and competition between humans and resentment, humans and fate, and humans and technology. ---------------------------- "Global Black Technology" was a sci-fi novel written by the author, Happy Secret Recipe. The general plot of this novel was: The year 2012 when Bai Wen transmigrated back to Planet Blue. Faced with the nuclear industrial base that was about to explode, the super-technological system in his body was suddenly activated. A pair of bloody eyes projected the current world. Another form of apocalypse had arrived… ---------------------------- Wasteland Technology Overlord was a sci-fi novel written by Youyou Passerby. The general plot of the novel was: Technology had changed everything, from the wasteland to the starry sky. Let's write about this first. ---------------------------- "Technology Leading the Times" was a sci-fi novel written by the author, Light Reincarnation. The general plot of the novel was: [All Heavens and Realms: Eternal Divine Prison has been uploaded. Friends are welcome to watch.] ---------------------------- Planet Builder was a sci-fi novel written by the author, Huo Dong. The general plot of the novel was: He Xingzhou learned that the Zerg had invaded and the Solar System was in danger. In order to resist the apocalypse, he stepped forward and warned the world! When He Xingzhou built the nuclear reactor and activated the Zerg gene, the entire country was shocked! Therefore, under his plan, the entire country began to build the Great Wall of Steel, giant mecha, spaceships, space fortresses…He Xingzhou said,"Set a small goal. First, build a Dyson Sphere around the sun." [Black Technology]+[Technology Giant]+[Global Disaster]+[Interstellar Exploration] The latest sci-fi masterpiece of the Fire Cave! Book group 832, 304, 564. ---------------------------- "The Belt of Black Technology: Human Civilization Upgrade" was a sci-fi novel written by the author, Sui Meng2. The general plot of this novel was: "Next up, let's welcome our distinguished guests: the pioneer of interstellar technology, the father of mecha, the father of starships, the planet beautician, the chief scientist of the Milky Way civilization..." "Civilization determines the future of a race!" "What's a civilization level?" "The level of civilization determines the survival time of a race!" "What is a civilization level?" "The depth of technology and the inheritance of knowledge!" "Why is inheritance related to civilization level?" "The deeper the knowledge, the greater the corresponding breadth of knowledge! 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The general plot of the novel was: I once sat down with Newton and walked side by side with Einstein. I messed up Planck's hairstyle and also mentioned the preface to Zhang Zhongjing's "On Typhoid and Various Disease." All in all, this was a story of a top student traveling through all time and space, using the wisdom of his predecessors to open up the future of mankind. What was that? You say this isn't scientific? No, this was very scientific! Note: This book is a black technology novel, not the heavenly style nor the infinite style. The protagonist will not have superpowers, everyone will know as you read on. There was also an old book,"The Guide to Conquering the Otherworld", which was set at 30000 and had an average order of 8000+. Welcome to read it. ---------------------------- "The Age of Black Technology: Dawn" was a sci-fi novel written by the author, System Still Likes. The general plot of this novel was: With the birth of artificial intelligence and the replacement of artificial intelligence by mechanical automaton, intelligent education swept away traditional education and made advanced education universal. The virtual world paved the final path for scientific research for the entire population. Doctorates became a universal qualification, and researchers became the "migrant workers" of the new era. Humanity's technology had exploded, and the era of interstellar navigation had arrived. However, the eve of dawn was always the darkest. At the beginning of the birth of artificial intelligence, the world changed drastically. With the popularity of automaton, three billion people faced joblessness. The governments of various countries strongly resisted artificial intelligence and regarded it as an intelligent invasion. The third world war was about to break out. Could humans really survive the dawn of a new era? This was the peak of the era of capital, the eve of a new era of technology, the dawn of the era of interstellar navigation. The story began with an artificial intelligence that was written by a genius and accidentally gave birth to consciousness… ---------------------------- 'Guessing the Future' was a sci-fi futuristic novel written by an author who was not in the present world. The general plot of this novel was: There was no end to science, and only explanations could be found in theologies. The ultimate use of technology was to change the fundamental elements of the human body.

Another popular one was 'Seveneves'. Neal Stephenson is a well - known author, and this book with its epic story of humanity's struggle for survival in space got a lot of attention. It had complex scientific concepts and a huge scope that made it stand out among 2015 science fiction books.

One of the most popular science fiction books is 'Dune' by Frank Herbert. It has a richly detailed universe, complex characters, and explores themes like politics, religion, and ecology in a science - fictional setting.

Probably 'Neuromancer'. It was extremely popular as it introduced many concepts that became staples in cyberpunk. It was innovative and had a really cool aesthetic.

The most popular science fiction series is subjective. Some might say 'Doctor Who' or 'Star Wars' franchises are at the top due to their longevity and wide-reaching influence.

It's hard to pinpoint one specific form as the most popular, as it can vary by region and audience. But space opera and dystopian fiction seem to have a wide fan base.