The Three-Body Problem: I Slashed the Sophons and Became a Conceptual Weapon?

Don't talk about the book itself, just talk about the technology settings. Warhammer hope Ling and a series of external discussions can defeat the three-body system.

This book can be said to be over after you forcibly surrendered your mind. There was a chance to save it, but you still didn't grasp it. Setting up the intelligence to make others think that the protagonist's ability comes from the sword. The subsequent sword slashing and nuclear explosion could have been directly explained, but you didn't, and you are still in the water. The people in Feilu are not as patient as you thought. Your book is cool, I said that.

You don't have to do anything if you have the ability. After all, the world is not the original one, but if you want to do it, you are so stupid. If you want to have fun, who can kill you in a showdown? Who dares not to do something if he wants to do something? Cut it off with a sword, or the author simply doesn't know how persistent a person is who can insist on doing one thing. Even if he passed out after drinking yesterday, he will still get up and do things tomorrow. It is really amazing. Even if he is not fully awake, this kind of person will solve all the people or things that hinder him from doing things.

I don't even know what you are writing about, and I want to show off. The protagonist deliberately let them snatch the sword. I thought you were letting everyone know that the protagonist is still invincible without the sword. But in the end, you just put a nuclear weapon and others snatched the sword back for the protagonist to kill! It's really a joke, so you might as well not write it! Isn't this pure and unnecessary?

The whole world knows that the protagonists have gone to Trisolaris. What makes Americans on earth dare to broadcast? They will definitely die. The protagonist will probably run away.

Forcibly imparting abilities to the sword, followed by a lot of copy-pasted introductions to spiritual practice. Is this why I subscribed???

Jiang Zhi insists on writing a coincidence here to make others think that the power comes from the sword. The old routine is not interesting. If you write like this and see it for free, if Jiang Zhi pretends to be a slap in the face, you won't write it anymore.

I'm speechless. In a world that views science and technology, we have to engage in some kind of cultivation, and we have to use technology to forcefully explain the principles of cultivation. Extremely speechless.

The super-superhero protagonist forces the pace and lets him do other things later. This book does not conform to the ideas conveyed by the Three-Body Problem. What the Three-Body Problem conveys is human nature. What you convey is a mess of fantasy.

No, do they have to be made to think that the sword is powerful? And then pretend to be a wall slap in the face?