What are some excellent small scale sci fi stories?

I heard that everyone likes sci-fi like (three-body problem), and I don't know if most of them follow the trend! I still really like sci-fi! So, I recommended a hard science fiction of astronomy, physics and chemistry (atomic evolution) to everyone!

This is a hard science fiction that is definitely more outstanding than the three-body problem! Starting point, iQiyi literature can be read.

Jules Verne's "Ocean Trilogy" includes: "Captain Grant's Children", "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea", and "The Mysterious Island". Most of the respondents acknowledged that this basic book was their work of enlightenment; The most commendable thing is that the science fiction technology predicted in the book has now basically been realized.

War of the Worlds is a classic alien invasion story written by the British science fiction master Wells, but the highly technologically advanced Martian conquerors have a huge Achilles' heel, the background is based on real locations, and is narrated in the first person, quite like a survivor of the Holocaust telling his life adventures. Ten years ago, it was put on the big screen by Spielberg. It can be said that the description of this ** is very exciting, and it is described in the first person, as if the Martian really came to you, and you can't do anything.

The final ending is also explained at the beginning, which is surprising and reasonable.

There are five books in the Galaxy Hitchhiker's Guide series, namely: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, Life, the Universe and Everything, Goodbye, Thank You Fish, and Basically Harmless. How to say it, this is a very special set of science fiction**, he incorporates the element of comedy, which is rare in other science fiction**, or even unique.

Isaac Asimov's "Base" series, Asimov and "Robot" series are also among the best, and they deserve to be the Big Three of science fiction. The base series are: "Base", "Base and Empire", and "Second Base".

Time Machine: A time traveler witnesses a war between the docile and beautiful Ilo and the ruthless Moroks who live underground in 802701. The Time Machine is a novella by British writer Herbert George Wells, first published in 1895.

Anubis' Gate: A modern-day scholar who has traveled in time, changed his identity, come to life and enjoy the charm of London in 1810. It's like Charles Dickens meets Indiana Jones. Under the watchful eye of the ancient Egyptian gods, he will travel back from the 20th century to Romantic London, and if time is an ice river with holes in the ice that lead to the ages, English professor Doyle accepts the invitation of the president of the Crazy Group to go to London in 1810 to hear the Romantic poet Coleridge give a lecture.

Doyle, who missed the "return trip" by mistake, was inexplicably chased and killed by people from all walks of life, and fell into the streets of London more than a hundred years ago.

Set in the distant future, the first installment of Dune's Dune series follows the story of the most powerful psychic in the universe, Pol Atreez, who balances his growing power as he learns to deal with political intrigue and environmental desolation on the desert planet Arrakis. At that time, humanity had crossed the earth and established a stellar empire, and the story takes place on the desert planet Arrakis. The planet Arrakis is rich in a spice, which is a special medicine for the treatment of the elderly, which is the greatest wealth of the planet Arrakis.

The story revolves around spices, depicting a real legendary sci-fi world, with a grand and magnificent background, an extremely detailed and complex plot, often a big conspiracy with countless small conspiracies, and small conspiracies point to big conspiracies, suspense and sudden turns emerge one after another.

The Three-Body Problem is a series of long-form science fiction ** created by Liu Cixin, consisting of "Three-Body Problem", "Three-Body Problem: Dark Forest", and "Three-Body Problem: Death Eternal", the first part has been published in "Science Fiction World" magazine since May 2006**, the second part was first published in May 2008, and the third part was published in November 2010. The work tells the story of the information exchange, life and death struggle between the human civilization and the three-body civilization on the earth, and the rise and fall of the two civilizations in the universe. The first part was translated by Liu Yukun and won the 73rd Hugo Award for Best Feature.