Three-Body Problem in the Seventies: Ye Wenjie, I'm Your Wallfacer Breaker
年代三体：叶文洁我是你的破壁人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 212k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Film & TV Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
95Chapters
1.9MReads
35.8kFlowers
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Reader comments 50
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As we all know, the Zhuxian Sword Formation cannot kill the stick. Even if it has to hold the courtyard with its hands and its back to the earth, it can kill the three bodies, destroy the singer, return to the movement, and those who chant its true name can gain eternal life.
Why is there a courtyard plot? If not, it would be pretty good.
Ask, is this wall-breaker serious?
Could the author be more clear-headed? Is the protagonist a fool? It's a waste of job quota. You can go secretly and cut it off first. What to do with the house. There is no need for my sister to suffer with me. If you can fuse the three-body and four-body courtyard together, you are really capable. Why does a period novel always include a courtyard plot?
If you don't have that ability, don't mess with the fusion. Just write period literature honestly, and then do science and technology interspersed with the Three-Body Problem. I'm messing around with some inexplicable fantasy, but I don't have the ability to write it well. It's so vicious.
To be honest, it is very boring and inconsistent to engage in the fantasy of cultivating immortals in the Three-Body Problem.
When I was watching The Three-Body Problem, the one I hated the most was the one named Bai.
Except for the Siheyuan at the beginning, which made people **, everything else is fine. Don't mention anything about the Siheyuan later, and mention that it is real **, wipe them out, and save people from suddenly coming out to **
Ye Wenjie, played by Wang Ziwen, is really beautiful. I think there is an indigenous male protagonist who bonded with Ye Wenjie during the Red Bank era, and then designed the plot to make Ye Wenjie think that humans killed the male protagonist. In fact, he did not die but fell asleep into the modern era. The plot develops as usual to the beginning of the TV series, and adds a little fantasy element to make the male and female protagonists stay young forever? For me personally, the only female character I find interesting after watching the entire 30th season of the first season is the young Ye Wenjie. The quiet and strong female educated youth really touches my heart.
I just don't know what the specific point of writing about a parent is, and the main character is inexplicable and has no content at all, so I just accepted it. Moreover, the parents you wrote about were very excited when they got home, and they wanted to intervene the first time they met.