You Asked Me to Write Science Fiction, So I Wrote The Three-Body Problem

Ye Chen transmigrates, and the moment he opens his eyes, he finds himself at the National Young Playwrights Competition.

The contestants must create a work based on the competition's theme.

And the first theme is none other than "science fiction."

The moment Ye Chen sees it, he immediately thinks of The Three-Body Problem, which he read in his previous life.

So,

he decides to give the people of this other world a little taste of twenty-first-century shock.

"What? In the eyes of the Trisolarans, Earth's civilization is just a bunch of bugs!"

"What? After all that painstaking work and countless hardships, the more than two thousand warships we built are nothing but two thousand firecrackers?!!!"

By the end, a tiny two-dimensional foil brings an end to a conflict between two civilizations that has lasted for centuries.

"What? Both the Trisolarans and Earth are just bugs!!!"

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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.