The Three-Body Invaders: I Create a Civilization of Angels!

First of all, I want to say something. What I want to talk about is the real Three-Body Problem, not the Three-Body Problem in this book. This book is forcibly reducing the combat power of the Three-Body Problem. Okay, let's start now First, in terms of speed, the Super Seminary can surpass the speed of light because they have not taken into account the setting that the speed of light cannot be exceeded. However, the Three-Body Problem is different. It is not only hard science fiction, but the rules of its entire universe are also set by a great god-level civilization. The Super Theological Seminary still wants to exceed the speed of light in Three-Body. Being a great god-level civilization is just a living thing. Second, in terms of defense, the entire Super Seminary world, all the super warriors and gods, not to mention dimensional technology and other technologies, cannot even hold up a particle of light, which can kill a star. Third, in terms of attack, I don't need to talk about this, right? No one with a normal mind would think that the attacks of the Super God Universe can be superficial. The silver-winged and silver-blade stars cannot even break through the defenses of water droplets.

The protagonist is a pure tool person, unable to protect himself, and relies entirely on others for resources. He is also a tool person for the Wallfacer, and he also strengthens his brain. In the latest chapter, the protagonist is seen through and acts like a pure zz. The protagonist was originally created to be intriguing and mysterious, but in the end he was easily seen through.

How much can be left from a two-box stack of angels?

What did you write lj. I don't understand why you guys like playing with broken shoes so much? Is it just because the author is an NC thing? Don't you understand the possessiveness of a truly superior person? The so-called possessiveness is mysophobia. Possession is not possessiveness as you NCs understand it. Rather, it is true possessiveness that all body and mind can only belong to oneself. The rest are all nc meanings understood by lj.

I think Super God is a fantasy anime disguised as science fiction

1. Cosmic dimension setting. The universe setting of Three-Body Problem is continuously reduced in dimensionality from the ten-dimensional pastoral universe, and the super god can only have 3.5 Dimensions at most even with the control of the dark plane. Assuming that the Zero Returners or a civilization of the same level is a civilization reduced from ten dimensions, will there be any way to deal with super-god technology? 2. The civilization of the Trisolaran universe is truly a war, and it is applied to the extreme when it is discovered and destroyed. When the civilization coordinates are discovered, this civilization is already under the gunpoint of countless hunters. Those who shoot are sure to destroy the opponent's main civilization without being discovered. Otherwise, it will form a war between the singers and the fringe civilization. I would like to ask, can the super-god warriors still be considered civilized if they leave the main civilization? 3. Personally, I feel that super god technology should be above the Three Body Civilization and below the Singer Civilization. After all, two-way foil is just a cleaning tool, so are conventional weapons black holes or weapons that cannot be understood?

Looking at the introduction, I think it's okay. At least I don't want to take people from Earth to fly. Logically speaking, humans can't be taken. The right way is to start a new one by cheating. Moreover, I can only take people from AD, at least they are still human beings at this time.

For such a powerful plug-in, the protagonist actually surpasses the genius among ordinary people. The protagonist is so amazing! Admire, admire! Come on! Author, you are invincible and number one in the world!

Bringing Trisolarans to play with is basically like eating arsenic for an old man.

Funny, are you mentally ill? If you bring a super-god gadget to the Trisolaran world, aren't you afraid of being attacked by a body? I was curious about the celestial computer. It would burn several stars if it moved. It would burn thousands of stars if it were to be operated for public benefit. It has not yet been capped. You can make it move even if you don't even say it is turned on. Suddenly one or two advanced civilizations pop up in a certain star system and wipe you out. After all, this thing is too conspicuous in Trisolaris.