The Three-Body Problem: the Age of Sophons

1. The most bizarre book in the history of Tomato: the reading rate of 100,000 words is 0.00%. There are pictures to prove it, and the author has something to say in Chapter 51. 2. It's full of bad things: it's riding on the popularity of the three-body problem and trying to sell it as dog meat; the main plot is unclear; the pace of the first few chapters is slow; the character of the protagonist is collapsed, not handsome, not tall, and a slovenly man; after writing the 50th chapter, there is no additional scene for the female protagonist. (Reverse teaching materials are available for study) 3. The author is not diligent either. When he is interested, he will update more frequently, but when he loses interest, he will stop updating. 4. It's just a hobby, written for myself.