Humanity Is Ignorant and Foolish. The World Belongs to the Trisolarans!

160 奇 Singularity Past SilentSci-Fi & Apocalypse696k WordsCompleted 39Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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There is an entire chapter dedicated to the Three-Body Problem

161 穿 Time Travel Through the Suicide Scientist, Save Yang Dong and Kill Beng Trisolaris A Zhi Works Hard Every Day509k WordsCompleted 278Reads5.4Score—Shelves

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These three-body figures are quite beautiful [laughs]

162 证 Enlightenment in the World of Mortals Jing Jiezi15k WordsCompleted 2Reads8.4Score—Shelves

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Five short stories. The first three science fiction. Nervous. The last two relax.

169 三 Three-Body Problem, as a Special Police Officer, I Don't Want to Protect the Earth. Xiaodai Can Be CuteUrban47k WordsCompleted —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Three-body, okay

172 我 I Spoke to the Three-Body World: Ultraman Tiga! Shopkeeper of Ten Thousand WorldsUrban149k WordsOngoing 18Reads—Score—Shelves

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174 星 Star Destiny Uncle Monan GhostSci-Fi & Apocalypse830k WordsCompleted 22Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A thousand-year secret war between the Guardians and the Lockbreakers has come to an end. The Lockbreaker attempts to collect nine ancient sacred objects - the Ancient Mirror of All Spirits, the Core of the Tower of Babel, the Eye of Horus, the Xuanyuan Sword, the Sky Eye, the Eastern Emperor Bell, the Solar Calendar Stone, the Ark of the Covenant, and the Philosopher's Stone - to activate the living starship "Stellar Whale" crystal to welcome the so-called "return of the supervisor of the mother star." Who can win the final victory?

175 启 Enlightening Human Community Yu Wenjun Is Struggling to Buy GroceriesSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.5M WordsOngoing 1.6kReads8.3Score192Shelves

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Referring to the Three-Body Problem, but going my own way. In order not to save brains, I wrote it myself. It has no system, no time travel, no rebirth, no supernatural powers, no fantasy. It is a science fiction article that focuses on farming and realism. Please give me some advice and praise.

177 鱼 Fish Tank Civilization Snowman of the CenturySci-Fi & Apocalypse180k WordsCompleted 2Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Human civilization is viewed by super-civilizations like fish in a fish tank, and everything remains as normal while enjoying it, with little hope of breaking through. Explore the destination of civilization in science fiction philosophy.

178 忘 Getting over You? Princess of Blue CountryModern Romance291k WordsCompleted 1Reads—Score—Shelves

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Multi-element superposition, patriotic feelings + military industry + traveling through books + online games + Yuexin people + Sanxingdui civilization + silicon-based people + crystal-like bodies + crystal people + AI + salvation + three lives and three lives + space jump. Introduction to the novel: What is the unforgettable bond that makes Yuexin Beauty travel through three reincarnations and come back to the world to search? What kind of sadomasochism makes the coldest game company CEO on the planet fall into trouble every time and wait for three lifetimes? How do you hope that the goddess of the moon, Li Miyue, and the mortal Fang Haoyu will spend their days? A. Busy saving the earth and mankind, ups and downs, full of excitement and challenges. B. Chopping firewood and weaving cloth in a paradise, a couple of gods and goddesses. I think you may have guessed wrong. The answer is C, an ensemble of fate struggle and romantic love... Okay, now you have to do another multiple-choice question. Do you choose to live in the present, the past, or the future? In the desperate situation where different evil forces are attacking, how long can Fang Haoyu and the others survive without Li Miyue's magic and props? Let us follow the switching of the camera to see what kind of colorful scenes are playing out in foreign countries, the depths of the universe, the game world, the moon center world, the real world, the Sanxingdui civilization of ancient Shu, the Fire Rat Kingdom, the future world of 3000 AD, and the mysterious center of the earth...

187 三 The Three-Body Problem: Side Stories Chinese GospelSci-Fi & Apocalypse107k WordsOngoing 114Reads—Score—Shelves

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Breaking through the limited thinking of human beings🔆, the mystery of the universe still needs to be explored. Whether there are new civilizations other than the earth🌏 and the creatures on the earth has always been studied. "The Three-Body Problem" is a very educational book. The author shows us a possibility in his way. Can the earth's civilization and the outside world's civilization coexist harmoniously before? Can we communicate and help each other? The answers are all in the book, please read and explore🎬

191 收 Containment: 2300 Country Fool MTF200k WordsOngoing —Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The destiny of human beings should be controlled by themselves. We protect human beings regardless of their attitude [angry] [angry] [angry]

192 星 Whispers of the Starsobserver's Diary Longchuan Mountain PeopleSci-Fi & Apocalypse1.4M WordsCompleted —Reads—Score—Shelves

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"Whispers of the Stars: An Observer's Diary": A landmark work that redefines epic science fiction. In the long history of science fiction literature, such a work occasionally appears: it can make your thoughts soar among the stars, and it can also immerse your soul in the most delicate human emotions; it can take your breath away with its grand ideas, and it can make you fall into long-term contemplation with its profound philosophical thoughts. "Whispers of the Stars: An Observer's Diary" is just such a work - a vast epic in thirty-nine volumes. It is not only a chronicle of future history, but also a mirror that reflects mankind's own destiny, freedom and identity. Beyond the traditional space opera, the story begins in a near future that seems familiar to us: the global "contribution economy" system has replaced currency, virtual "shaped communities" have reshaped social forms, and humans are heading towards the moon and Mars. However, the author soon takes the reader into a deep universe that goes far beyond that. The most outstanding and subversive setting in this book is "Karon" - a calm and omniscient observer from a higher dimension. He is not an alien invader or a God-like being in the traditional sense, but more like a rigorous scientist who regards human civilization as a "sample" worthy of study. Each of his "probability fine-tuning" and each "information leakage" provides another chilling explanation for mankind's technological leaps and historical turning points: Is our progress the result of our own efforts, or a coincidence controlled by a higher will? This core setting cleverly deconstructs the traditional space opera narrative and elevates the conflict from a simple interstellar war to a philosophical level. The real tension does not stem from the bombardment of naval guns, but from the identity crisis, collapse of faith, and ultimate torture of free will that arises after humans learn that they may be just "experimental samples." The author did not waste any of the thirty-nine volumes of this intertwined narrative epic. The narrative structure is grand and sophisticated, like a slowly unfolding star map of the universe. The first few volumes leisurely build a worldview, allowing readers to immerse themselves in it from three levels: social, scientific and individual through the core perspectives of programmer Ella, physicist Kent, and veteran Rex. As the mystery of the "Prometheus Phenomenon" gradually emerges, multiple clues such as the colonial conflict between Earth and Mars, the conflict between radical and conservative forces, and the gap between virtuality and reality are intertwined. The pace continues to accelerate, and finally reaches an overwhelming climax after the thirty-first volume. The fate of the characters is closely connected with the flow of the times. Ella's persistent pursuit of the truth, Kent's doubts about the fate of science, and Rex's tragic reconciliation between the old era and the new world (especially the ending of his sacrifice) are all full of moving emotional power. Their love, hatred and hatred are no longer embellishments in the grand background, but the internal driving force that drives history itself forward. Profound Core and Surging Emotions What is remarkable about this book is that it never lets the dazzling spectacle of technology obscure the discussion of human nature. It provides an in-depth analysis of issues such as the fairness paradox under the "contribution system", the ethical edges of gene editing, and the rewriting of human nature by virtual connections. Under Cuarón's gaze, all of humanity's achievements and struggles seem both insignificant and at the same time magnificent in its indomitable spirit of self-discovery. When humans finally respond: "We hear you. Who are we? Who are you?" The courage, curiosity, and humility contained in this moment are enough to make any reader's heart swell. This marks a true rite of passage for human civilization - growing from an ignorant cosmic child to a potential partner who dares to dialogue with the unknown of deep space. Conclusion Whispers of the Stars: An Observer's Journal is an ambitious, grandly conceived, and perfectly executed masterpiece. It successfully blends Asimovian social science fiction, Clarkian technological wonder and Le Guinian humanistic depth, all while being full of originality. It is not only a story about the future, but also a parable about the present. It asks us: When future history is written, are we the masters of our own destiny, or are we characters in a higher-dimensional narrative? This masterpiece is destined to become a monument in the history of science fiction literature. It is worth reading and savoring in a lifetime for every reader who loves thinking and desires to explore the stars and the heart. What it whispers is not only the secrets of the stars, but also all the possibilities of our humanity.

193 主 Son of the Lord God Shining KlausSci-Fi & Apocalypse125k WordsCompleted 5Reads—Score—Shelves

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Not a fan, much better than a fan

194 千 Millennium History Fish Hidden BrushstrokesUrban216k WordsCompleted 62Reads8.3Score—Shelves

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Meng Ke, professor of history at Sichuan University...

195 哥 Brother's Super Dimensional Universe Dana Dragon FruitSci-Fi & Apocalypse207k WordsCompleted 14Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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The former is hard science fiction, the latter is soft science fiction

196 宇 Cosmic Graveyard Zheng ZhengSci-Fi & Apocalypse315k WordsCompleted 303Reads—Score—Shelves

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It doesn't belong to the three-body system

197 潜 Qianlong Hongtian's Fifth Book Qian Long Bang TianUrban354k WordsCompleted 18Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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After Chapter 5 of the first book, the chapters are exciting🎉🎉🎉The trilogy of the "Two Worlds and Three Lives" series: One Life (Campus Growth) + Two Lives (Science Fiction) + Three Lives (A Collection of Modern Urban Love Stories), with novel themes and multi-line linkage! 🍇🥭🍉🍓🥝🍒👍👍🍇🥭

198 金 The Legacy of Venus: the Mystery of the Embryo Dad and BabySci-Fi & Apocalypse224k WordsCompleted 2Reads—Score—Shelves

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A new book by a newcomer is a science fiction work that explores the origins of mankind. If you have read other science fiction works about the origins of mankind, please recommend it.

200 开 At the Beginning, You Can Deduce the Freedom of Transformation and Harvest People's Data. Like You First MetEastern Fantasy137k WordsOngoing 1Reads5.6Score—Shelves

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Story synopsis: Earthlings