I Asked You to Write About Bugs, and You Wrote The Three-Body Problem on the Spot?

What kind of garbage is this? Is it supposed to be a guide for everyone to revisit The Three-Body Problem? Paying for just over thirty chapters?! You've got some nerve! Drag the editor who approved this manuscript out and execute them! If you haven't read The Three-Body Problem, buy a copy and take a look!

Making your own money using other people's books? You're something else!

The author is a genius! He doesn't even need any original ideas; he just needs to narrate Liu Cixin's novels to create a new book and make money. This is the first time I've seen such an easy way to make money.

What you're doing isn't writing a novel, it's plagiarizing. How much of it is original? Most of it is just plot from the original book.

Trying to show off how awesome you are? How much you know? Do you have to add "i" and "e" to your name? Like I said, if you keep using abbreviations to form cliques, I'll give you a piece of my mind.

I was already fed up after reading the beginning. Do you think we'd like those mindless face-slapping novels? The protagonist's seven-day brainstorming session is ridiculous; why didn't he just die there? The judges and the livestream viewers are also idiots. If you really can't handle this, author, you should just find a factory.

Honestly! Shouldn't my first impression of seeing "bugs" be "I am a bug," "Starship Troopers," or "ZT Zerg"? I really can't imagine what kind of idiot would think of a line from a novel that has absolutely nothing to do with the topic, given only the word "bugs." And then actually write it down?!

The author of The Three-Body Problem is not Qin Feng, but Liu Cixin. Qin Feng could never write a book as good as The Three-Body Problem in his entire life. You, the author, are also... Yes, you're the number one author on Feilu's ranking list. That's because of the Three-Body Problem. It's ridiculous; you'd never be able to write The Three-Body Problem in your entire life.

Readers of this kind of book aren't looking for conflict and face-slapping moments; they're looking for the impact of a real-world classic being presented in a parallel universe. There's absolutely no need for these clowns to create conflict and questioning. Otherwise, it's too unpleasant to read. Like a rotten apple.

I've seen book-copying techniques before, but never this kind. It's like putting a gold-plated turd on a pile of excrement.