I guess you're looking for the novel "Bringing a Battleship to the Moon". It's a science fiction novel about landing on the moon on Planet Blue and discovering an extraterrestrial base on the dark side of the moon. The two of them worked together to launch the Wandering Earth Project. However, there didn't seem to be any plot where the female lead was an alien. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
" 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. ---------------------------- Magic Planet was a sci-fi novel written by the author, Holy Demon Warrior. The general plot of the novel was: A planet that sought truth, strength, courage, and justice in an illusion. Here, there were magical creatures that you would never have imagined, beautiful scenes that you would never have imagined, and even more so, the confrontation between evil and justice. 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It was probably a series of stories that revolved around " Phantom "! He would slowly tell everyone about the future world that the author had imagined in his mind-why was there only one supercontinent and the rest were oceans? Why would there be gods, devils, and all kinds of demons? Why did humans, animals, and plants all evolve and mutate? Who was the main character of " The Legend of the Phantom "? Him? Her? It? Or was it a TA? ---------------------------- Civilization Exploration was a sci-fi space-time travel novel written by the author, Space-Time Dropper. The general plot of the novel was: Have you ever had a very, very long dream? Everything in the dream was irrelevant to the real world, so you woke up and found that you were still in the dream… ---------------------------- " 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! The higher the level of the civilization, the faster the inheritance of knowledge, and the shorter the time it takes to live. Only then can the civilization be upgraded! This was the story of a man who suddenly gained a lot of knowledge and led mankind to upgrade their technology and explore the universe! How many civilizations were there in the vast universe? How did the civilizations in the universe get along? Civilization protection? Dark Forest? ---------------------------- " Super God Space Charging System " was a sci-fi novel written by the author, Wandering Rider Pennant. The general plot of the novel was: " Space loading complete. The black hole has been loaded into Master's body." "Mirror, mirror, tell me, who is stronger than me in this world?" " Dear readers." ---------------------------- Wandering the Galaxy was a sci-fi futuristic novel written by the author when he was thirty years old. The general plot of the novel was: Accidentally creating a robot. Hence, he began to live an unexpected life. Unlimited rebirth after an accident. It was unknown if it was a dream or an illusion, or if he was reborn after death. Perhaps the fate of the robot had been changed, and even the body and biology had been changed, so that the soul had a long-term carrier? In short, everything was an accident. Including many bizarre stories.
In such science fiction, a major theme is alien life. The Dark Side of the Moon could be a hiding place for aliens, or a place where the first contact with extraterrestrial life occurs. Another theme is the technological challenges. Getting to and operating on the Dark Side of the Moon requires advanced technology, and stories can explore the problems and solutions related to that. Also, the theme of psychological stress is present. The long - term isolation and the danger of the environment can cause a great deal of psychological strain on the characters in these stories.
Yes, I've read a lot of science fiction novels. If you like sci-fi space novels and interstellar love songs, I can recommend "War in Another Dimension" to you. This is a novel that covers multiple sci-fi elements and tells the story of the war between future transmigrators and present humans. If you're interested in novels that travel through time and space, I can recommend Evilest City to you. It tells the story of a madman who gets involved in a game of gods and demons. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Well, in science fiction, the Dark Side of the Moon is typically depicted as a much wilder and less - explored place compared to the near side. The near side has been the focus of a lot of our real - world lunar exploration, so in science fiction, it's often shown as more 'tamed'. But the Dark Side? It's a whole different ball game. It might be filled with strange energy sources or uncharted terrains. There could be ancient alien civilizations that have left their mark only on the Dark Side. And the environment there might be harsher in fictional stories, with more extreme temperatures and unpredictable gravitational anomalies compared to the near side.
I'm not sure specifically as there could be many novels with this title or a similar concept. It might be about the mysteries and unknown aspects associated with the moon's so - called 'dark side', perhaps involving science - fiction elements like strange phenomena, alien encounters, or secrets hidden on that side of the moon.
Well, without having read it, it could potentially be about a journey to the moon's 'dark side' in a science - fiction sense. Maybe it involves a group of astronauts who encounter strange phenomena there, like unknown energy sources or alien - related things. It could also be about the psychological impact of being in such an isolated and 'dark' (both literally and metaphorically) place.
Yes, I recommend the book "Super-intelligent Crabs" to you. It tells the story of a part of the crabs on Earth being super-intelligent crabs. They know that 13.7 billion light-years away in the universe, there is a home planet of their crabs, the Crab King Planet. In the story, there is the appearance of alien spaceships. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😘
Yes, I recommend the book The Great Evolution of Cultivation to you. On the surface, this book seemed to be about cultivation, but it was actually a fusion of scientific and technological elements. There were both traditional cultivation elements and modern technological elements. It was very novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it. But generally, a graphic novel about the 'Dark Side of the Moon' might be related to the mysteries, myths or the unknown aspects associated with the moon. It could feature stories of lunar exploration, moon - based creatures in a fictional sense, or the psychological impact of the moon's presence on humans.
Well, if we're talking about the literal dark side of the moon in the astronomical sense, the story might involve the fact that we always see the same side of the moon from Earth, and the far side (often called the dark side, though it's not always dark) has been a subject of mystery and exploration. Scientists were very curious about what was on that side, and the story of finally getting to study it is quite fascinating.