[Hard science fiction, the ending of The Three-Body Problem continues, the rhythm is tight, and the writing style strives to be close to the original work. Those who have never seen The Three-Body Problem can feel free to read it] In that destroyed universe, the solar system has been reduced to a static two-dimensional picture. Luo Ji, the former wall-facer, was not completely dead. He endured more than a thousand years of suffering in the two-dimensional silence and survived in a way that transcended life forms. Now, he has crossed the dimensional barrier and descended into this parallel world. His arrival only brings a desperate warning: more than three hundred years later, a helium flash is coming, and the twin earth civilizations will vaporize in an instant. Luo Ji uses the knowledge left by alien civilization AI to develop controllable nuclear fusion, curvature drive, butterfly accelerating wing, quantum electric cannon, photon computer, nanorobot, Mars lander, space black elevator, shotgun satellite spacecraft, Ark spaceship, space plantation, light energy shield, anti-gravity portable mecha, self-circulating space suit, space oxygen generator, genetic modifier, particle antimatter magnetic suspension railway, antimatter leap elevator, etc. Will a helium flash occur in more than 300 years? Then fly out of the earth. No planet suitable for human habitation? The last parallel world was destroyed by the Trisolarans. This time, it's our turn - to counterattack the Trisolarans!
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Very good, the plot is compact. Multiple branches run together. There is almost no nonsense, and it satisfies my pursuit of current science fiction. It has rich imagination and dense technological points, such as antimatter orbits, dotted snakes with many orbital combinations, etc. I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time. [Attention][Eat melon][Send heart]
Very good, the plot is compact. Multiple branches run together. There is almost no nonsense, and it satisfies my pursuit of current science fiction. It has rich imagination and dense technological points, such as antimatter orbits, dotted snakes with many orbital combinations, etc. I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time. [Attention][Eat melon][Send heart]