Three-Body Problem: If You Face the Wall, Will You Start a Sect?

It's great, really great. To be honest, when I first read the title and synopsis of the book, I thought it was a cliché about the protagonist cultivating immortality and killing aliens randomly, but I didn't expect that I actually wrote my own thing within the basic framework of the original work. The first 100,000 words are really a masterpiece. Daojun's sentence "Perhaps I was really imagined by you" makes people feel numb when reading it. It is very touching. It is really great to be able to add a little bit of Foxtail's style without being obtrusive. The chapter where you will be killed if you do unrighteousness is really amazing! However, this book becomes more and more difficult to write as it goes on, especially since once the protagonist practices cultivation, his body will definitely need to be strengthened, and Tomoko's actual monitoring will definitely find that I don't know how the author solves this problem, or does he only train his soul but not his body? Ding Yi's line is to take the path of scientific cultivation of immortality. I am looking forward to this doctor's performance. How to structure the cultivation system, and how to structure it under the supervision of Sophon. The author tried his best to write as much as he could. If this book could be written to the end without collapsing, it would definitely be a hit. But it feels so difficult [thinking] No matter what, it deserves a five-star recommendation.

I really like the arrangement of Cheng Xin in this work. My understanding of this girl is almost the same as the author's. Her intelligence is real, her being teased by fate is real, her selfishness is real, and her love is real. She is not that bad and not that good. The reason why she is the failed sword holder is because the weak new human interest group cannot even find a mother from her own time. The young Virgin who was introduced in the original work did not realize that she had never shouldered the responsibility of "raising a child", so that she underestimated the weight of the responsibility and overestimated her own power. She was just an image of the Virgin elected by humans. Her mainstream opinion is too biased against her. This work allows her to escape from the hothouse of love and see suffering, and then allows her to become a real mother, thus giving her a completely different ending between Cheng Xin and Yun Tianming. The understanding and sublimation of the characters are really perfect. The early and middle stages are very original, and the ending is a bit rushed, but the pitfalls are basically filled in, making it a masterpiece.

This book is the most detailed and exciting book I have written about the Three-Body Problem. It has a clear structure and clear logic. It can be seen that the author has conducted a deep analysis of the Three-Body Problem! I hope the author can continue to work on it and not stop updating. I think it may become a book with a score of 9.0 Or above.

You were attracted by the title of the article, but don't be fooled by this "irregularity". Fantasy doesn't have a huge impact on the overall story. The protagonist's character is relatively complex. I saw in him a sense of detachment from the world. The plot is brain-burning and the game of logic is very exciting. It really requires using your brain to read. I read the whole story in one sitting. After reading it, I felt empty inside. The ending of the story was unexpected but also felt good. "Deception" ran through his entire life. Finally, I would like to say that it will be difficult for No. 46 And the protagonist to end without getting married in the next life, okay! This kind of frenemies and friends, "falling in love and killing each other" is great. [Blowing kiss]

I like the protagonist of this book very much. He is my favorite protagonist among all the Three-Body fanfics I have read so far. The fifth wall-facer, or in the true sense, the zeroth wall-facer—Lin Chen. Compared with the successful wall-facers Luo Ji and Zhang Beihai, Lin Chen is actually more like Yun Tianming. He deceived the Trisolaran civilization by himself, treated human civilization with both false and true, and looked for a glimmer of hope. Next, let's talk about the plot. This is the first time I have seen a solution to break the situation from a pure ETO perspective. The creativity of this article can be said to be unique. Moreover, the timeline starts from Three-Body One. The game between the three parties is really exciting, but it is a pity that many other articles have skipped it. There is also some content about cultivating immortality in the previous plot, and there is no brainless cheating that I was worried about at the beginning. The overall content about cultivating immortality is very small, and the main plot logic is still very clear. Also, I have to mention Conspirator No. 46. From a rational point of view, he and the protagonist are absolute enemies; from an emotional point of view, they are friends. It can only be said that the image of Conspirator No. 46 Stands up and is impressive.

"No matter how you live, you will continue to find new ways out." The author's concept is really fascinating. After reading it, I feel that my whole person has been sublimated. Time and time again, I worried about the future of mankind and worried about Lin Chen's future. Finally, I understood that no matter how difficult it was, Lin Chen's calmness and calmness were as stable as Mount Tai, and his love for life was like a single spark that could start a prairie fire. The author said that in reality, he may like those "people who can finish it". I want to say that I also like the author's soul projected by the work. This is a hymn to life and highly recommended viewing.

Personally, I think the score can reach about 8.6. For a book that is delayed by the title, the author has a very big imagination. A "traveler" gradually becomes an excellent wall-facer by relying on his propheticness and self-thinking, affecting the development and integration of the two worlds. In the end, he even sacrificed for this world that does not belong to him. The character creation is quite good. In addition, the reference to metaphysics in the early stage made me think that it would end with a deus ex machina. As a result, the development and description of metaphysics was controlled bit by bit in the article, and it was only described as an add-on. More pen power was used on the game between the protagonist and the three-body world. The human world also went against the fixed image in the article. A little bit of contact and understanding cooperated with the protagonist to play this big game, and at the same time, he also used the help provided by the protagonist to grow independently. This is really good. The above are all personal thoughts and are for reference only. Finally, I look forward to the author's next book starting soon.

A good book that is delayed by its name. The author is suspected to be Da Liu's trumpet. The book has Da Liu's style and the author's own opinions. It can definitely become Tomato's best three-body novel so far. Whether it's the meaning it contains or his insights into Liu's spirit in writing books, it can completely outshine other fan fiction and is well worth reading for readers who love three-body novels. Perhaps the only flaw is that the author is so short. (Dog head

This is the first time I saw a fan work on Tomato that gave me a near perfect score. There are a few flaws, but the flaws are not concealed. The final self-destruction made me see the shadow of the original work. The protagonist entered the situation personally, the three-body passively entered the deterrent, and the human world has mastered the deterrence method without testing it. However, it can be seen that the author is a little eager to end. If the original work can tell how Luo Ji arranged the nuclear bomb, and how the protagonist completed the layout reasonably under the supervision of Sophon, at least in my opinion, this work will be more perfect.

Very well written! Don't be misled by the title! The male protagonist is really intelligent! The plot is super exciting! It can be described as climax after another! It's really, really exciting! Among all the Three-Body fanfics I have read, this book ranks first in my heart! Super pretty! ! !

Wonderful! A great book that was delayed by the title and introduction! At first I was a little reluctant to see the element of cultivating immortality, but the "cultivating immortality" element in the book is just a supplement to the protagonist's reason for traveling through time, and almost does not interfere with the plot. The protagonist almost relied on his familiarity with the plot, and without other golden fingers, he deceived the Trisolarans, deceived humans, and even deceived the readers. The author really wrote a real wall-facer besides Luo Ji! The author's interpretation of the Three-Body Problem is also the deepest among the Three-Body Problem that I have read. His grasp of the character of each character in the original work makes me wonder if it is Liu Xiaohao. The actions of Da Shi, Wang Miao, Yun Tianming and Cheng Xin were all interpreted from an unexpected and very reasonable perspective. I was so impressed by them. Unfortunately, it's still too short. This is a common problem among almost all Three-Body fans, and the ending is a little rushed. All in all, it's been almost a year since I finished the book, and I'm looking forward to the new book!

Although the title of the book may make people abandon the book, the book has a thorough understanding of the original characters and has unique insights that are even shocking. The plot is meticulous, the logic is tight, the IQ is online throughout, and it is an authentic and refreshing article. The author has arranged this very well.

Ah! How can I put it, the logic is great, at first I thought it would be brainless, but the more I watched it, the more exciting it became, and the characters were well designed, but in the end it was gone, 😭, please do a lot to update,

There are so many fans of Three Body Problems, this is the best one and does not accept refutation. There are no bad points in this article, it is high-energy throughout, there is no hydrology, and there is no bad ending. There are more than a hundred chapters full of essence, with philosophical thinking that is very similar to the original work. The psychological description of the protagonist is delicate and in place. The ups and downs of the plot in the whole text are very enjoyable and interesting. The description of the characters in the original work is very consistent. The author's own rich imagination is added to the original work and it is logically self-consistent. Overall, this is one of Tomato's rare sci-fi fan works and worth reading. It is inconvenient to disclose the specific content here so as not to mislead onlookers or affect the reading experience. If you like the science fiction masterpiece "The Three-Body Problem", then please be sure to give this novel a try!

Let me start with the summary: a great three-body fanfic! ! ! Different from other Three-Body novels, the author did not forcefully change the development of the original world line in a rigid way. Instead, as the introduction said (in the manner of an ordinary person who traveled to the Three-Body Universe), he selectively promoted the development of the story or changed some plots. Some of these plots are based on the readers' expectations when reading The Three-Body Problem (such as letting Cheng Xin commit suicide), and some are to complete the layout of the protagonist (such as spiritual energy transmission). To be honest, these changes and additions to the plot and setting are just right. Although it still does not get rid of the shortcomings of some deus ex machina in fan fiction, in the final analysis, it makes the development of the story of this book more fascinating. In addition, as a loyal reader of Three-Body Problem, the author's thinking on the original work of Three-Body Problem is really beyond my reach. There is no lack of grand imagination like that of Da Liu, as well as in-depth thinking about certain details hidden in the original text. Moreover, this fanfic is one of the few Tomato works that I read with an epic feel. Whether it is the voyage notes in the article or the first Three-Body Rebellion, it made me feel like I was reading the original Three-Body Problem several times. There is also a hint that "anyone who commits unjust acts will be punished by oneself"... There are too many things to praise, and there are a few things that are not satisfactory. Judging from the writing style, you can still feel that the author is a newcomer who is writing for the first time, and the pace of the later period is indeed a bit rushed, and many of the plots that were expected in the front were not written. But overall, this is an excellent fan work, you should check it out!

It's very good. I think the author's imagination is too rich and the writing style is also good. Although it is a fanfic, the characters in it are not much different from the original work. I think those who have not read the original text can also feel the fullness of the characters.

This book is okay, the characters are quite restored, Pan Han, Logic, Shi Qiang... Basically, whether it is the action or the language, it gives me the feeling of reading the original work, and the logic and complexity are no less than that of The Three-Body Problem. The only shortcoming is the appearance of extraordinary power (cultivating immortality). Although the extraordinary power has not affected the overall plot so far, it is also very unphysical. Those Trisolarans, including the Archons, are also very consistent with the original work, and they also reveal an easter egg that is not mentioned in the original work but does exist, which is the true idea of ​​the leader of the Advent Sect of Ina Who, which is to destroy all living things. This is also the reason why the Three Body people in the original work killed Ina Who (it seems to be called Evans, I forgot) by the hands of humans. Different from the logical four-fold interpretation of the Dark Forest in The Three-Body Problem, Lin Chen's six-fold interpretation that he will kill himself if he does any unjust deeds shocked me for the second time in eight years (the last time was the first time I learned about the Dark Forest).

It's so rare for a fan to have his or her own ideas. The author's interpretation of the Three-Body Problem is very good. The Trisolaran people have received the impact of the earth's culture and been assimilated. The person entrusted with important tasks should not be a child. This is a T0-level Three-Body fan that was delayed by the name. The protagonists are [Wall Facer] [ETO Commander] [Xuan] Scientist] [Wall Breaker]'s identity card, but the logic is self-consistent. The following sentence "It's not that Lin Chen doesn't love the world, he doesn't love himself" is profound. I feel that the ending is very sudden, but in fact it is still a good ending. It is a pity that 46 never received the body tissue gift Lin Chen sent to her little lover. I like it so much. "Any unjust person will be punished by himself" runs through the whole text. The Chinese compressed package is shown here. Blue Star's cultural assimilation of the Trisolarans is even more "colorful". The interpretation of Evans is unique and well written. It's a pity that there is no meal replacement.

The thinking of this book is really profound, and I feel that the author wants to take over from Da Liu. The author has further improved the world view based on "The Three-Body Problem", explained and foreshadowed the characters' behaviors based on his own understanding, and connected important characters at the same time in the three books. The Three-Body Chef feels more coherent when I read it (much better than Alienation Defense or something like that, no, neither of them is the same heavyweight) Anyone who doesn't watch Three-Body Chef is a loss to human society, okay (doge

It looks good. It restores the original work while adding fantasy elements. It is not obtrusive. It can leave interesting things under the strict storyline of the original work. However, the latest chapter so far has less about spiritual power, that is, there are fewer chapters. I hope there will be more [shy] I really want to tie up the author and lock him in the basement to code for me every day.

Haha, I also spent three days reading it. The plot is generally okay, but I personally think there are three problems. First, the plot involves a few elements of cultivating immortals, but the author suppresses them too hard. Their role is not clearly mentioned in the later plot, and the sense of existence is too low; Second, Yun Tianming does not need to die in the plot. Yun Tianming's role is mainly in three fairy tales. The protagonist can completely replace him. Cheng Xin's death is useless. Even if humans use their children as a handle, how will the subsequent information be transmitted? So the line about Yun Tianming can be completely broken; Third, the author's ideas are very good, but the later plot was compressed too hard. Basically, half of the plot related to the original Three-Body Problem 2 and the entire Three-Body Problem 3 were compressed into less than 2 chapters. It is a pity that many of the events are not expanded upon. Despite this, this work is generally flawless, the writing is good, and the logic is generally self-consistent, which is very good.

It is a Three-Body fanfic with rigorous logic. The protagonist has always carried out the "deception" from the beginning to the end. He is the most successful wall-facer among the Three-Body fanfics I have read, and he is also the Wall-facer with the largest pattern. I highly recommend it, but there is too little written.

It's very beautiful. I liked it very much. I stayed up all night to read it. I was amazed by many chapters and recommended it to my relatives and friends. The writing is great, and there is no sense of introducing the OC to people and laying out the setting details on the table. The introduction of Lin Chen's identity as an archaeologist at the beginning starts from the familiar Ding Yi and "physics no longer exists". It is much more natural and smooth than those that directly introduce "I traveled through time", similar to the behavior of hawking vegetables in a vegetable market. "Travelers also have things they want to do" is also very natural and vivid. Many time-travel authors do not give enough motivations to the characters, which makes it feel like the author wants the story to happen. The writing, conception, and structure of this work are all very good, but it ends a little too fast in the later stages. I personally think it is very good before the ending of Cheng Xin. I especially like Cheng Xin's new ending.

The best article of the same type, it gave me a slightly weaker shock than the original work on The Three-Body Problem, but it was still amazing enough. Fantasy is just a superficial layer for the time being, accounting for a very small proportion. Even if there is a protagonist joining the main plot, the logic is still very rigorous, the character's personality characteristics are outstanding, and his behavior is consistent with the personality. The IQs of both humans and Trisolaris are online. The author has great imagination and good writing style. The plot is very exciting, and I must have put a lot of effort into researching it.

I have read three "Three-Body" fan novels, and they are all excellent. T0: "I am a second-level civilization, so it makes sense to have two-way foils." "I have become the boss of ETO, so you make me face the wall." The overall structure of "Almost Level 9 Civilization, You Let Me Fight Three-Body Problems" combines all Liu Cixin's novels. I am a fan of Liu Cixin's universe. I knew in advance that the update would be discontinued, so I insisted on reading it. Maybe this book is too realistic and criticized many aspects of zz. I am not allowed to write it because of profit-related things. I don't know. It is a pity. This book is so well written👍. The author's vocabulary is not excellent, but the narrative logic is very strict and no poisonous points were found. It is worth reading❤️

This book is the best three-body fanfic I have ever read. All the characters found the best ending here (for the characters themselves) It's not long, but the content is very dense. There is no watering. Some parts may be a little nerve-wracking. You can read the comments.

After reading it, I felt very shocked. The protagonist has always had a vague sense of alienation, which is a very common feeling for people from a foreign land. The author's writing is really good, and the character creation and atmosphere are something I haven't seen in Tomato yet. Is death's immortality really a bad ending? In fact, it is the miracle of life. The author has no biased description of any character, neither Cheng Xin nor Luo Ji. Although the ending is a little rushed, it's not a bad ending. The true connotation of the Three-Body Problem seems to have been thoroughly thought out by the author.

I finished reading it, intermittently within one day. To be honest, this book is of high quality and worthy of his 9.5 Score The characters in this book feel basically the same as those in the original work. It can be seen that the author really put his heart into it. He wrote the article after reading the original work many times and put forward his own understanding of Yun Tianming's approach, which shocked me a little. The ending of this book is actually a bit regretful. It doesn't feel that perfect. After all, a novel with only more than 100 chapters cannot present such an effect. Anyway, I'm quite satisfied with how this book handles Cheng Xin's ending. Overall, I feel that this book has surpassed most of the three-body fan fiction and is a rare good text!

The author's own thinking is integrated into the book, and there is a sense of rationality running through the chaos. No system, no pretense, the protagonist moves forward rationally step by step in the three-body world, opens up the pattern, completes the understanding of the universe, and explores the meaning of life. Except for the faster pace in the later stage, it is almost perfect and can be regarded as reaching the ultimate level of three-body fandom.

It's very interesting. The writing style is very close to that of Liu. The author also has his own unique ideas, from the self-destruction of those who commit unjust acts to the immortality of death in the end, the thoughts are profound. The plot is very exciting, from the double deception of the Trisolaran world and the human world at the beginning to the Wallfacer and finally the calm death. Unfortunately, the plot has obviously sped up too much since the end of the first part, and even the hasty ending of the Death God's immortality plot feels a bit unfinished. Some people may feel that this introduction is a bit exaggerated. Go and take a look and you will know whether it is true or not [laughs]