abstract algebra - Is there an algebraic extension $K / Bbb Q$ such that $text{Aut}_{Bbb Q}(K) cong Bbb Z$?

Is there an algebraic field extension $K / \Bbb Q$ such that $\text{Aut}_{\Bbb Q}(K) \cong \Bbb Z$?

Here I mean the field automorphisms (which are necessarily $\Bbb Q$-algebras automorphisms) of course.

According to this answer, one can find some extension of $\Bbb Q$ whose automorphism group is $\Bbb Z$. But I've not seen that one can expect this extension to be algebraic.

At least such an extension can't be normal, otherwise $\Bbb Z$ would be endowed with a topology turning it into a profinite group, which can't be countably infinite.
(So typically, if we replace $\Bbb Q$ by $\Bbb F_p$, then the answer to the above question is no, because any algebraic extension of a finite field is Galois).

Thank you!

Answer

Let $L$ be the fixed field of $\text{Aut}_{\Bbb Q}(K)$, so $\Bbb Q \subsetneq L \subset K$, and $K/L$ is a normal extension with Galois group $\Bbb Z$, which is impossible.