Can you recommend a sci-fi cultivation novel, something like Immortal Mecha?

😋I am very happy to recommend you a few sci-fi mecha novels similar to the Galaxy of Mechs: - [Prototype of Mecha]: The story of a glorious naval mecha operator who faced the test of family, friendship, and love. He waged war against the internal strife of mankind. It was very exciting. - < Mecha Journey to the Galaxy >: Ye Shi, a mecha mechanic who makes a living, picked up a mysterious mecha and embarked on a different path. With the arrival of human society, internal strife led to a series of disasters. Ye Shi, who bore the burden of war in the chaotic world and barely survived, constantly challenged himself. - " Stellar Mechanic ": A story about an online game mechanic who created the only mechanical beast in the entire server. It caused the time and space to be distorted and reborn in a new world where mecha were king, triggering a grand war. I hope you will like the above novels and start an exciting journey in mecha. Muah.😘

Interstellar travel is a classic theme in science fiction, depicting the story of humans or other species exploring new galaxies and planets in the universe. In novels, interstellar travel usually involved advanced technology and unprecedented means of transportation such as spaceships, space elevators, Star Trek ships, etc. Interstellar travel was often seen as a high-class event because it involved technology beyond the current level of human technology and exploring unknown areas. These stories often explored the future of humanity and the true meaning of the universe, as well as the relationship between humans and extraterrestrial life. Many famous science fiction novels such as Hugo Weaving, Isaac Asimoff, Ray Braybury, Stephen King, etc. Interstellar travel had become one of the most important topics in science fiction, attracting the attention and interest of countless readers.

😋I really like sci-fi cultivation, so I recommend a novel called The Great Evolution of Cultivation. It tells the story of a cultivation civilization starting from scratch in the era of technology and the Internet. It's very interesting, and you won't regret reading it! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. Earthlings Are Too Fierce was written by the author, Wise Man Snail. It was a sci-fi novel about interstellar civilizations. The main character, Meng Chao, made contributions to society, but he had Earthlings fight monsters with their fists, step on demons with their feet, tear apart ancient gods with their bare hands, and suppress the other world. This was too fierce! 2. "Cultivation in the Wasteland" was written by the author, White Cat 2000. It was a science-fiction-doomsday crisis novel. It described the descent of darkness and the collapse of order. On this wasteland, strength represented everything! 3. "God Trickens Me" was written by the author, Dimensional Theory. It was a sci-fi-futuristic novel. It was about Yang Zheng holding the Bible, playing God, tricking all living beings, and relying on one sacrifice after another to reach the top step by step. In the early stages of the game, the main characters would be Marvel, Dc, Blood Clan, Werewolves, mutants, and so on. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Sure. 'Mobile Suit Gundam Wing' is a great start. It has a straightforward story with cool mecha designs and a good amount of action. Another is 'Big O', which has a unique art deco style and a mystery - filled plot along with mecha battles. And 'Robotech' novels can be a good choice too. They introduce the concept of mecha in a relatively easy - to - understand way.

Let me recommend you a few interstellar mecha novels! "Sword Armor Galaxy","Mecha Hurricane","The Number One Interstellar Mechanic","Interstellar Collision of Rebirth","Omnipotent Armor Explosive Master","Mecha Battle Throne","The Path of Ascension of the Possession Mecha","Mobile Valkyrie","Ultimate Mecha","Berserk Mecha God of War". These books were all science fiction novels with mechas as the core. The plot was full of ups and downs, and it would definitely satisfy your yearning for mechas and interstellar space! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Science fiction and mecha novels had always been a favorite genre of readers, especially in recent years, with the development of technology and the enhancement of imagination, the audience of such novels had become more and more extensive. Although the market for sci-fi mecha novels was relatively small, with the advancement of technology and the increasing demand for sci-fi novels, such novels still had great market potential. Some successful sci-fi mecha novels, such as " The Three-Body Problem " and " The Wandering Earth," were not only welcomed by readers, but also attracted the attention and recognition of the industry. In addition, some of their works, such as Liu Cixin from China and Ellery Quint from abroad, had already achieved great success at home and abroad. Therefore, the creation and reading of sci-fi mecha novels was still a very promising field.

Let me recommend a few books to you. First of all," Mecha Master's Delicacies Explode in the Galactic Livestream " was a hilarious sci-fi mecha war novel. The main character was a godly thief who started learning mecha again after livestreaming the delicacies. Secondly," The Mech I Made Is Big Boss " was also an interesting science fiction novel. The protagonist originally wanted to be a mech designer but was transferred to the mech combat department. In the end, he created an unreliable mech with a high synchronization rate, which led to a series of funny events. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

I recommend "Bai Ze of the Interstellar Future" to you. This is an immortal cultivation and demon hunting novel in the interstellar language. The female protagonist is a growth-type character. Those who like cultivation novels can collect it. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

A good mecha sci - fi novel is 'Armored Trooper Votoms'. It has a gritty and realistic take on mecha combat and the political intrigue surrounding it. 'Macross: Do You Remember Love?' is also excellent. It combines mecha battles with a love story set in space. Then there's 'Full Metal Panic!'. It's known for its unique blend of mecha action, military strategy, and high - school comedy elements.