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Save:'Portal to Nova Roma' by J.R. Mathews is a blend of science fiction and fantasy genres, following the journey of an AI that creates a human body and ventures into an alternate universe where magic is real. The story revolves around the challenges faced by the AI as it learns to be human and navigates through a new system of leveling up. The plot is action-packed, involving elements like rebuilding from scratch, overcoming obstacles, and character growth. The writing style is engaging, with a focus on world-building and character development, providing a fresh take on the fantasy genre.
Our ship was fully stocked, laden down with orichalcum ore and enough food and water to feed 125 legionnaires and the twenty-five sailors who manned the ship for us. My leaders—Ryld, the head of my da... - #2
Save:Over the course of the 500 years since AI took over the world and stopped the wars under threat of force, the AI have been losing touch with any shreds of humanity that remained when they were turned to AI. Greta, as the newest AI, can see this and wants to make some changes. So do the Swan Riders. When Talis is injured they need to move even faster to get to their base. Along the way Greta learns a lot more about the Swan Riders who she had only seen as executioners when they came to her school to kill hostages. She learns that, while most are loyal to Talis, there is a growing majority who want to change the way things are done. This second book in the Prisoners of Peace series has Greta turned into an AI and trying to adjust the the flood of new information in her brain. She is being guided by Talis, the AI who rules the world. She is traveling with him and two Swan Riders to a base where she can spend time adjusting when they encounter some people who aren't happy that Greta was turned to an AI. They want to rescue her but she doesn't feel that she needs rescuing.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Prisoners of Peace ) - #3
Save:'The Station Core' in the 'Station Cores' series by Jonathan Brooks is a science fiction story that offers a fresh take on the dungeon core genre. The plot follows a human turned into a machine to control passive alien defenses, but as the story progresses, the protagonist faces challenges such as leveling up to gain basic abilities and dealing with an antagonistic relationship with the female A.I. character. The writing style incorporates elements of science fiction, fantasy, and modern-day earth, providing a unique blend that creatively reasons through the magic and fantasy of a dungeon setting.
“I don’t care where it comes from, Milton, but you need to come up with your portion of the rent in three days. If you had an actual job, I’d feel better about letting you stay here. It’s getting re...
