Three-Body Problem: the Starry Sky Breaks Out of Its Cocoon

Jiang Sheng'an (I only hope that in this prosperous age, the country will be peaceful and the people will be safe) The protagonist comes from an era of peace and prosperity, and has an instinctive fear and resistance to the dark future depicted by The Three-Body Problem. His ideal of a "prosperous age" is not only a slogan, but also a spiritual pillar that supports him to move forward in dark choices. It is in sharp contrast to Vader's "Go forward! Go forward! Go forward by any means necessary!", But it may also produce some kind of twisted resonance (Easter egg) at a specific moment. The core of the protagonist is the struggle and transformation of the idealist in the dark universe. The protagonist's success must stem from his use of information from the original work, his strategic vision beyond the times, and his ability to integrate resources. His "golden finger" is his understanding of the operating laws of the "Three-Body" universe and his obsession with the "prosperous age". The introduction of the novel is very important, and many key plots are actually hidden in a certain technology or word.

The author blends the personalities of Vader and the protagonist very well. There is Vader's sanity and the protagonist's obsession with the prosperous world. Moreover, the characters that appear are not much different from the original images, and they also have their own innovations. Even those who have not opened the three-body system can still try it. Overall, it is a book with great potential.

Good. The protagonist is another Vader, but he can do a better job than Vader. The rhythm is tight and has a lot of feeling. Reading it is like eating potato pancakes, every bite is full of flavor. Basically, it is a good science fiction novel, but it will also encounter difficulties in technological research and civilization development, and there will be some ups and downs. After that, the Earth Alliance was established, prosperity was unified, and technology was used to conquer the galaxy? The suggestion is to strengthen the science and write more scientific concepts. It also needs to strengthen the authenticity. The linear story is too compact and lacks authenticity. It is recommended to appropriately insert a plane to unfold the narrative. Overall, this is a potato cake with fine chaff. The author should work hard to maintain the level and continue to improve. Science fiction is difficult to write, so there is no need to rush to update it.

"The Three-Body Problem" fan masterpiece! The setting that replaces the PDC at the beginning is super exciting, the plot is so tight that you can't breathe, and the description of the scenes that shake the world is a masterpiece. The imagination and excitement are so high that you can't stop at all!

It is considered to be at a good level among the Three-Body Humanities. Not only is the logic appropriate, but the events in it are also more scientific (at least the development of human civilization is written in a scientific and detailed manner). It is not like some novels where it seems that the technology tree is just because I want to click on it. The writing is also pretty good, and the explanations for various behaviors are relatively reasonable. There is no sense that the protagonist is like a god, making decisions casually and being correct no matter what he does. Taken together, it is not only a good work among Three-Body fandom, but also not bad among all science fiction online articles written by Tomato. It is recommended to read it a few times.

I haven't seen such a surprising book in a long time. I personally think it's very interesting. It's a surprise that this book appears in Tomato.

The setting is very complete, retaining some of the logical chains of "The Three-Body Problem" and integrating other logical chains, but there are very few logically confusing parts, and the reading pace is moderate. Although it is considered a time-travel theme, the science fiction part is really eye-catching. The author's thinking and logical conception really arouse new resonance among readers from a new perspective. In short, I hope this book can be created in a better direction, and the author will give it his best!

Come on, author, I want to see Cheng Xin turn into a germaphobe [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

Good-looking, very good-looking. Except for a few problems, that is, the logic is difficult to get through (very few, really very few and most writers have this problem), you know what I am going to say (the plane crashed) Tae Hao is so hot

And the protagonist is cold, cold and has a big picture view, big love, not small love, closer to the love of the Warhammer Emperor

Generally speaking, it's pretty good. Then, the protagonist's setting is inherited from Wade, but it feels like it lacks some of Wade's unscrupulous bloodiness. Then there is the explosion of technology, which is not bad. I do feel a little hope, not so desperate.

This book uses a more rigorous scientific setting as the skeleton, fills the flesh and blood with humanistic warmth, and develops the essence of civilization, human nature, and the universe in a time and space that transcends reality. It is not only a credible scientific thought experiment, but also a profound inquiry into emotional connections and the meaning of existence. It allows me to see the glimmer of human nature in the boundaries of imagination, to think about the conflicts in the development of civilizations on the scale of the universe, and to adapt the story background of the Three-Body Problem to allow readers to realize their dreams (Cheng Xin has changed)

A work that has a "novel" entry point among the many "fanfics" (which can also be called second creations) of "The Three-Body Problem", And the shaping of each character is also good, Looking forward to subsequent plot updates ~\(≧▽≦)/~

There is no system, just rely on your own efforts to turn the situation around little by little. The author's thoughts on the three-body world, society and civilization can be seen in the novel. The characters in the novel also portray different vividness. It is not difficult to see that the author wanted to complete a magnificent novel, but the author also explained the reason in the ending. But I think this novel is still very exciting, with a very good related theme. If you systematically destroy the Trisolarans in the mid-term, then slowly conquer the stars and the sea, this novel focuses on the struggle against the Trisolarans. All in all, highly recommended!

It's about science and technology, the protagonist is moderately salty, and the plot advances quickly. If you haven't seen The Three-Body Problem, don't delay (Second Battalion Commander! Bring your Burning Heaven Soldiers up!) [Like]

This book is very readable, with a clear logical line of the Three-Body Problem. It retains the background of the Three-Body Dark Forest without losing the brilliance and courage of human nature. Sheng'an, Sheng'an, never peace! But Jiang Sheng'an will lead mankind towards eternal prosperity and peace.

Come on, come on, it's rare to see unsystematic science fiction written by hand. I highly recommend it ~ ^_^ There is also a five-star praise for the author Miao Sen. Don't grab it [sneaky laugh][snear laugh][sneaky laugh][snear laugh][snear laugh][sneaky laugh][snear laugh][sneaky laugh]

To be honest, I just watched a little bit of it now. When I first started watching it, I watched it with the idea of ​​having fun, because when technology is blocked, how can humans achieve those brilliant achievements in the introduction? But after reading a few pictures, I found that for now, the invention of controllable nuclear fusion in advance has its basis and is not a castle in the air. I hope that the author's subsequent scientific breakthroughs will not be too idealistic, but have a basis for their origins. After skimming through a few pictures, I found that the author's description of the original characters was pretty good. Now I'm ready to start watching it officially. My expectations are quite high. I hope I won't see any surprises again after watching it for a while.

The book is okay, the writing is not bad, the concept is okay, and the creativity is okay.

It's awesome. The early part of the story interacts a lot with the characters in the original text, paving the way for the protagonist. The rest is all about promoting technology. When it gets a little boring, the author adds a small theater. It can be regarded as the better Three-Body fanfic I have ever seen.

You can tell that the author put a lot of thought and thought into writing this book. The progression of the plot also progresses layer by layer, which is just right. I have to say, I have to give this writing skill a thumbs up👍🏻

Survival is the first priority of civilization. The technology that appears is also very reasonable, and it makes people feel that the character who is gritting his teeth is not having a good life. Anyway, the whole person looks quite comfortable, and the author is also willing to listen to readers' opinions. Therefore, the whole book received five stars.

The pace is fast, the content is real, vivid and interesting, and it also has depth. The control of the characters is relatively accurate, and it is indeed possible to see Kirby in the front and Johnny in the back. Nianha compares with others, and Kainan opens up alone.

It's a good read and I love it. It's quite logical. There are very few fighting scenes in the early stage. I haven't read it in the later stage. Most of my novels are about fighting. It's my first time to read a book like this, but it's still interesting to read. It progresses layer by layer. It's suitable for reading when you're bored [Blow Kiss]

The logic is clear and the thinking is rigorous. This book is okay! The author should update soon! !

It's not poisonous, the settings are perfect and beautiful. It's just not very popular, and the author is slow to update.

A very good book, the writing is good, the pace is well adjusted, the plot is reasonable and there is no big problem

It's good-looking, the characters' IQs are all online, and the plot is also good

It's very interesting. After reading the latest chapter, it doesn't seem to have any bad points so far. It all feels so natural... I have a question, what is the technology of the protagonist's world in the previous life?

The overall writing is pretty good, but there are relatively few descriptions of characterization. People who have not read the original work may not be able to understand it. The writing style is also a bit stiff. The early reading felt like the arms race during the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union in the last century. If it can be more detailed, it will definitely be a good work [Like]