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The author lived during the Cold War, and in that era of destruction at any time, he told a science fiction fable with a warm background.

It's not worse than The Three-Body Problem. It's like using science fiction to interpret a surprising and well-arranged mystery story. It's very hard-core. It's a pity that I read it half-heartedly. Just read it briefly. It says that the moon was captured only 50,000 years ago. It says that humans are an improved species of aliens. And the history of human development is full of alien influences. It does solve many unsolved mysteries. There are no obvious flaws. It's interesting.

The release of this book should have been an era when the United States was at its most prosperous and people had the best imagination about the interstellar future. It is a pity that literature and reality deviate, and the development of the world seems to be moving in another direction. Pity

I was lured here by Yan Bojun

It's hard to imagine that this is a science fiction novel written in the last century, and it is still addictive to read today.

After following the first part of the trilogy, I must come out and praise it! It's so awesome! A rare and excellent novel that is both science fiction and mystery! When reading, you have the pleasure of chasing the truth as the author describes it. It is a very pleasant reading experience.

A rare sci-fi with the theme of archaeological decryption! A sci-fi epic full of confidence! Use the calmest way to interpret a majestic legend beyond imagination!

It's amazing that such hard science fiction was written half a century ago. Overall, it seems to be slightly better than Three Body

A book said to be comparable to Three Body Problems

Classic well worth watching

A very good book

Very good science fiction novel

Excellent, and for a good reason.

Not bad, full of imagination

The logic is strict and the idea is good! The characterization is a bit lacking!

The structure of the three books is very complete, the author's imagination is amazing, and almost every hole has been filled in. It is a science fiction mystery worth reading.

The plot is very imaginative and the logic is novel, but maybe due to the level of translation, it is too tiring to read in text.