Science fiction novel

Interstellar exploration and colonization

Cosmology and Moral Dilemma

Scientific principles and technological innovation

Exploration of Social Humanities

High technology and low living

Victorian era future fantasy

Urban fantasy and horror elements

Against the backdrop of the Galactic Empire, the rise and fall of human civilization, the progress of technology, and the conflicts of ethics are explored. Asimov, with his unique science fiction concepts and profound intellectual depth, presents to the readers an immense and intricate universe.

It is a science fiction novel about time travel. In the novel, humans have mastered the technology of time travel and established an organization called "Eternal Time" to maintain the stability of human history. However, this "absolutely safe" future came to an end one day, and the protagonist Andrew Harlan was given the important task of saving humanity. The novel is deeply loved by readers for its unique science fiction settings and thrilling plot.

The protagonists embarked on a ten-month journey under the sea in the submarine "Nautilus," witnessing various wonders and creatures of the ocean world. Jules Verne presented readers with a magical underwater world through his rich imagination and delicate touch.

This series of novels, themed around space exploration, tells the story of humanity's adventures and discoveries in outer space in the future era. With his rich scientific knowledge and unique imagination, Clarke paints a universe full of mystery and the unknown for readers.

The narrative encompasses the information exchange between human civilization on Earth and the civilization of the Trisolarans, their life-and-death struggles, and the rise and fall of both civilizations in the universe. It reveals the insignificance and fragility of human civilization amidst the cosmos, while also delving into profound themes such as technology, civilization, morality, and more.

The novel constructs a grand cosmic worldview, telling the story of communication and conflict between humans and alien civilizations. The trilogy integrates light novel elements into hard science fiction, attracting a large number of readers with its intriguing storylines, rigorous science fiction settings, and a grand and complete worldview.