A Blind Date with Ye Wenjie from the Start: I'm in Three-Body and I'm Freaking Out

If you are the first to write about Ants, who would want to read it? It is not completely attractive. The storyteller has the golden three seconds for the opening, and the salesman has the golden thirty seconds for breaking the ice. You write the book on horseback, can't you write the golden three chapters?

The plot of Chapter 2 Ants is neither scientific nor hard science fiction. When an ant receives some pheromone, it knows how to name it. Forget it, the names are still from one to ten, using the decimal system. Do you know how many thousands of years it took humans to figure out the decimal system? An ant with a brain that is equal to nothing can know the decimal number when exposed to a pheromone about a name? The second chapter becomes soft science fiction. To be honest, this is the best way to write a three-body hard science fiction.

Just started watching. Say something unpleasant. The protagonist discovers that there is nothing to fear about traveling through the Trisolaran world. First of all, can you survive until the arrival of Trisolaran civilization? Will his ability change after that? I just started watching it, so the protagonist has nothing at this time. Just like traveling through the primitive era and worrying about how many people would die in World War II, it is directly brought into the identity of the savior. Just like that sentence, destroying you has nothing to do with you. After the Three-Body Problem and the Singer, there is also the Zero Returner. Even if the protagonist is immortal later. Wouldn't it be better to move the house in a simple way, or in a more powerful way? Killing all civilized universes will eventually die sooner or later. Then take the earth to transcend life and death in the universe. Not awesome. If you jump out of this universe and there is a bigger universe, will you die or continue to transcend? By the way, I made a comment that humans should stab the protagonist, the immortal *** who has been ruling the earth, in the back.

The reply to me was that it grew to 20 centimeters in two days, which took more than 8 hours.

It's not about ordinary water. The protagonist is delirious.

Humans in Trisolaris are not worth saving

Each of your books laughs at human arrogance, but the author is also a human being! You put yourself on the moral high ground to criticize mankind. What kind of mentality do you have? It is nothing more than arrogance and self-proclaimed sober person! Little do they know that this is also another kind of arrogance!

Liu Du said that the law of the dark forest only applies to certain situations, because this theory is typical of shooting an arrow first and then drawing a target, reaching conclusions first and then deducing the reasons. The theoretical logic of this situation is of course good. The later three-body books also have settings, which is completely useless. Those god-level civilizations, light-speed spaceships, cosmic broadcasts and so on will not play the same game. Hey, who was scared by the dark forest? What the male protagonist should be afraid of is the restart of the Zeroer universe. It is the god-level civilization that has moved the universe from eleven latitudes to three dimensions, and the speed of light from infinite to 300,000 kilometers per second. Instead of being afraid of a theory and the three-body problem, the male protagonist is afraid that he will not develop these. The later ones will be even more terrifying. Two-dimensional foils are all childish, and they will all die anyway. Development is not easy.

The author has not watched The Three-Body Problem, and may not have even watched the TV series The Three-Body Problem seriously. Before Wen Ge started, that is, during the time when the protagonist was there, Ye Wenjie had not yet started to be persecuted. And at that time, whether the construction of the Red Bank Base was completed or not was still a question, let alone the matter of solar system broadcasting. I will give the author a timeline of the three bodies. Wenge begins - Ye Wenjie's father is persecuted - Ye Wenjie's mother remarries - Ye Wenjie goes to the countryside - Ye Wenjie is unjustly accused and persecuted - Ye Wenjie enters the Hong'an base - Ye Wenjie despairs - Ye Wenjie is determined to send a second solar system broadcast to the Trisolaran civilization - the Trisolarans receive the second broadcast to determine the position of the earth. The first time the Trisolarans receive the broadcast, they only know the direction but not how far away the specific location is - the length of ball lightning - the Three-body Wang Miao chapter - the Trisolaran wall man. The story goes like this. The protagonist is so frightened by something that hasn't happened yet that he almost dies. I laugh to death.

The Black Forest Theory is only applicable to some areas of the Trisolaran Universe or to middle and lower civilizations. It is not the mainstream of the entire Trisolaran Universe. I don't understand why many people apply the Black Forest Theory to the entire Trisolaran Universe. For advanced civilizations, the Black Forest Theory is just a joke. It is true that the Trisolarans and the Earth cannot break through the Black Forest Theory caused by the information difference caused by the speed of light, but are you sure that advanced civilizations such as the Returners and Returners cannot break through the speed of light? Compared to the Black Forest Theory of Three-Body Problem, I prefer the Star Wars of **Planet, discovering, ridiculing, declaring war, and making faces.