Northern Princess's Three-Body World Adventure Begins in 1916

If you're misrepresenting your purpose, change the title or rewrite the book. Don't force in elements you don't want to include; that will only invite criticism.

The writing style is decent, and the "sending off the girl" issue seems absurd given the near-absence of romance in the book. However, the plot is seriously flawed. The protagonist suffers too many setbacks but doesn't learn from them, remaining passive and cowardly. The supposedly satisfying moments are half-hearted, consisting mainly of characters' rage after being humiliated, making them appear incredibly foolish. Furthermore, there are too many irrelevant and disjointed details, constantly shifting perspectives, resulting in a disjointed and unfocused narrative. As a result, the first part of the three-million-word Three-Body Problem is only just beginning, and the second part is barely out. The entire book is dragged out and becomes tedious and uninteresting. It's best read as a source of wildly imaginative ideas, not recommended for full reading.

Wow, haven't seen it in a while. How come your grades are so bad? You used to be so arrogant.

Aside from the subject matter, everything else is true. #(So sad)

The plot of World War I was alright, but what happened after that? The main storyline went completely off track, and what should have been a simple world-saving mission turned into a pointless children's game. #(Black lines)#(Black lines)#(Black lines)

It's still updating!

Support history, don't worry about harem themes.

It's really padded, especially the most recent chapters. A meeting that could be summarized in just a few sentences has been stretched into over ten chapters of filler.