Netflix’s Three-Body Problem Was Good? Your Taste Is the Problem!

In a parallel world, The Three-Body Problem was bought by Netflix for an adaptation as soon as it was published.

A few years later, Netflix's remake of The Three-Body Problem burst onto the scene.

With its whitewashed backgrounds, Black Luo Ji, and five different versions of Wang Miao, Ye Fei could hardly bear to watch.

Yet online, the show received unanimous praise!

"The adaptation is so bold! It's a blast to watch."

"The screen version makes up for the original's shortcomings when it comes to political correctness. Impressive."

"They did such a good job with the remake. Now I can finally rest easy."

Ye Fei was baffled and immediately tore into it.

But he never expected countless netizens to flood his comment section and clap back:

"You're unhappy with this adaptation. Are you saying you want to make a mediocre work that respects the original?"

"You say they did a bad job adapting it, so give us an example of a good adaptation!"

"You say they did a lousy job filming it. If you think you can do better, then go do it yourself."

The insults in the comments gave Ye Fei an idea.

Fine, I'll do it myself!

I'll remake The Three-Body Problem and show you pigs who've never tasted fine grain what a good adaptation really looks like!

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