I Transmigrated as a Suicidal Scientist, Saved Yang Dong, and Broke the Three-Body Problem
穿越自杀科学家，拯救杨冬杀崩三体
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 509k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Stories With a Scientist Protagonist Studying Military Technology, Without an Outlandish Start
Three-Body Stories! Three-Body Stories! Three-Body Stories! The Three-Body Animation Made Me Furious
Looking for books like "The Three-Body Problem: I'm Really Not a Wallfacer". Give me some Three-Body stories. The heavily altered versions are just awful, and I couldn't get through the Three-Body animation, so give me some Three-Body novels instead. <(`^´)>
The Three-Body Problem! The Three-Body Problem! The Three-Body Problem!!!
Anything but the original Three-Body Problem.
Ah! Looking for Three-Body Problem Fanfiction
I've recently gotten into The Three-Body Problem, so I'm looking for fanfiction based on it.
Are There Any Hard Sci-Fi Novels Like The Three-Body Problem With No Female Lead?
I want to read books similar to The Three-Body Problem: The Complete Trilogy.
Humanity Is Ignorant and Foolish. The World Belongs to the Trisolarans!
Sci-Fi Novels With Prose Like Liu Cixin's
I especially love Liu Cixin’s science fiction. His stories feel completely fresh to me. I’m not so keen on sci-fi about love between humans and AI, or stories focused on human emotions and introspection against a sci-fi backdrop. I’m hoping to find some hard sci-fi.
Are There Any Hard Science Fiction Novels Like The Three-Body Problem?
Preferably not the starship civilization trope I've seen a million times.
The Trisolarans Are So Powerful, Why Has Nobody Written About Them? Transmigrate into a Trisolaran
Looking for Three-Body Problem Stories. The More Overpowered the Protagonist, the Better!
Anything is fine as long as it's entertaining. They bring over technology from other games, then pursue survival through dictatorship, not democracy. First and foremost, the logic has to be consistent. Also, please don't spend too much time on the internal politics of the Trisolarans. I read one before that meddled with their internal affairs, and it didn't work for me.
Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Copywriter and Writes The Three-Body Problem
A copywriting genius in another world, writing sci-fi novels from Earth.
I, Luo Ji, Wallfacer, Speak to the Trisolarans
Recommend me a few Three-Body Problem-style books.
The World Belongs to The Three-Body Problem: Novels About Wiping Out Humanity
Novels Where the Government Supports Someone Transmigrating into a Movie World to Acquire Technology
The Three-Body Problem, Not the Original
We're bugs, bugs on the verge of extinction! Haha...
I’m Begging for The Three-Body Problem. I Want The Three-Body Problem
Looking for books like The Three-Body Problem: I'm Really Not a Wallfacer.
Apocalypse Novels with Anime Elements
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One of the few novels that is written more logically and does not make common sense mistakes. At present, it is relatively free of common sense errors. For example, in other novels, there is a strange setting of digging out a proton of an atom and constructing a negatively charged nucleus, but this book does not. The overall intention is relatively good, insisting on using the great unity of mankind and the explosion of technology to defeat the Trisolaran civilization, unlike some other novels that prefer escapeism or rely on Luo Ji throughout the process. A bigger problem is that there are often problems such as the wrong name of the protagonist in the entire chapter, the preface does not match the follower, and the logic is discontinuous. Still needs further modification. But it is already a relatively rare thing to see.
I've been in the ward, cough, cough, cough, it's not over, right?
It's okay. Some of the characters are not cool enough to be honest.
It looks great, but can it speed up the progress? There is simply not enough time to read it all in one afternoon.
Very good. It's logical, the plot is fascinating, and the characters are distinctive. But I think it should be earlier because the protagonist joins the Deterrence Era.
It was too rushed to finish, but as a fanfic it's still very good.
The author needs to keep updating. I feel like this is pretty good. After all, it's too difficult to adapt the novel The Three-Body Problem.
In the ending, where did Qi Yexin go?
Looking forward to the subsequent development, the character structure should not collapse, the character structure should not collapse, the character structure should not collapse, and important things should be said three times.
Come on, come on, come on