Lin Xian travels through the beginning of the Three-Body Crisis Era. Basic physics is locked tightly by sophons, and the technological tree of human civilization is cut in half!
In this suffocating era of despair, Lin Xian awakened to the "black box of thinking".
The time flow rate in the black box is hundreds of times, and billions of non-destructive deductions can be performed. This is the only absolute blind spot in the universe that cannot be analyzed under the two-dimensional expansion of sophons that can wrap the earth!
Basic physics is locked? Then in applied physics and macro systems engineering, squeeze the limits of existing technology!
Wang Miao was driven crazy by the countdown and wanted to commit suicide? Lin Xian slapped him across the face: "That's just a low-level pop-up window. Take it to me and turn the reactor on to the maximum!"
Shi Qiang: "This kid has no emotions at all! He is more like a cold killing machine than a Trisolaran!"
Chang Weisi: "There are four wall-facers on the bright side, but in the dark, Lin Xian is the 'shadow wall-facer' who holds the fate of all mankind!"
Luo Ji: "I thought I understood the laws of the dark forest, but it turned out that Lin Xian had already dug three layers of traps for the Trisolarans in the universe. I was just the bait he threw out casually?"
The Trisolaran fleet is approaching? Tomoko monitors around the clock?
The three-body leader completely collapsed: "Yao Shou! Even basic physics has been blocked by him. Why can he use a hundred thousand civilian tractor parts to break out of the defense line?! What kind of monster is in the mind of that Lin Xian?!"
The following article is a fanfic of the Three-Body Chapter Chapter, which is more science fiction.
Reader comments
After reading this science fiction fanfic, the first thing that catches my attention is the Liu Cixin-style science fiction style hidden in the text: calm and restrained narrative rhythm, hard-core world view presentation, no redundant lyricism, but the concise words can outline the alienation and weight that science fiction stories should have. It reads like the calm texture of the opening chapter of "The Three-Body Problem", and the recognition and atmosphere of the writing style are very well grasped. As a fan creation, it not only adheres to the basis of the original work, but also makes an extension of the story of its own. The completion and readability of the plot are both outstanding. The only fly in the ointment is that the core imagination of science fiction is a little restrained and stable. Some of the worldview settings and plot ideas tend to be conventional, lacking a little bit of imagination that breaks through the inherent framework. It fails to burst out more extreme and more out-of-the-box science fiction ideas on the existing basis. When you read it deeply, you will feel that it lacks a sense of unexpected surprise. But overall, this is still a science fiction fan with a solid foundation and a high degree of completion. The writing is strong and the story has a skeleton. If it can boldly expand the boundaries of imagination, it will definitely be more sharp and deep.
Starting from Chapter 10, the novel is a hard science fiction chapter. Readers who like hard science fiction can skip the first nine chapters.
The hard sci-fi that starts in Chapter 10 is really good.
It's over, gone
Congratulations on finding the treasure, okay
This is science fiction worth reading, highly recommended
Well written, very good three-body essay
This is the writing style that most resembles that of Da Liu among the science fiction novels I have ever read, awesome
Why has no one reviewed such a beautiful book? It's very well written. I recommend it. I recommend it.
After reading this science fiction fanfic, the first thing that catches my attention is the Liu Cixin-style science fiction style hidden in the text: calm and restrained narrative rhythm, hard-core world view presentation, no redundant lyricism, but the concise words can outline the alienation and weight that science fiction stories should have. It reads like the calm texture of the opening chapter of "The Three-Body Problem", and the recognition and atmosphere of the writing style are very well grasped. As a fan creation, it not only adheres to the basis of the original work, but also makes an extension of the story of its own. The completion and readability of the plot are both outstanding. The only fly in the ointment is that the core imagination of science fiction is a little restrained and stable. Some of the worldview settings and plot ideas tend to be conventional, lacking a little bit of imagination that breaks through the inherent framework. It fails to burst out more extreme and more out-of-the-box science fiction ideas on the existing basis. When you read it deeply, you will feel that it lacks a sense of unexpected surprise. But overall, this is still a science fiction fan with a solid foundation and a high degree of completion. The writing is strong and the story has a skeleton. If it can boldly expand the boundaries of imagination, it will definitely be more sharp and deep.
Starting from Chapter 10, the novel is a hard science fiction chapter. Readers who like hard science fiction can skip the first nine chapters.
The hard sci-fi that starts in Chapter 10 is really good. It's over, gone
Congratulations on finding the treasure, okay
This is science fiction worth reading, highly recommended
Well written, very good three-body essay
This is the writing style that most resembles that of Da Liu among the science fiction novels I have ever read, awesome
Why has no one reviewed such a beautiful book? It's very well written. I recommend it. I recommend it.