
Shooting Down the Sun, Beginning with The Three-Body Problem
从三体开始射日
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- Completed
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- 874k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
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- 4y ago
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Given the Trisolarans' personality, if the divine bow could truly pierce the Trisolaran sun, wouldn't they suspect it was left behind by some powerful civilization? Wouldn't that mean Earth had already been discovered, yet they dared to fly towards it? This doesn't align with the Trisolarans' beliefs. However, putting aside one's brain still makes for a good book.
In essence, "The Three-Body Problem" is a novel about human nature disguised as interstellar science fiction. It treats all interstellar civilizations as individuals and deals with their relationships with each other. We habitually underestimate the potential of others or other groups (including organizations, nations, planetary civilizations, etc.) While overestimating their potential.
Speechless. I exclaimed, "Wow, a bunch of god-level civilizations that could reboot the universe couldn't detect spiritual energy particles, but the protagonist can sense that this universe has spiritual energy so easily."
Me: Xiao Yan Me: Hou Yi In unison: Combined Music begins: eng eng eng... Eng... Xiao Yi, the King of Conquest, shot down two suns; the Trisolaran civilization is now unwise. Those who dare to talk about destroying our planet, one day you'll never have a day left.
The plot is getting worse and worse. A bow capable of fighting the Trisolarans, and the government hasn't made a single comment. And the Trisolarans, who believe in the Dark Forest theory, didn't flee after learning Earth had been discovered by an advanced civilization? ETO is portrayed as so powerful, with research bases at will, and traitorous military leaders easily killed. In the original work, only the Sophon had an information overload.
While there are still quite a few flaws, this is already the best Three-Body Problem fanfiction I've read. Keep up the good work, author! One more suggestion: since the protagonist is a mystic, he should be given more opportunities to develop mystic abilities, instead of using existing technology to study the mysterious. After all, science is not the same as technology. 😀
The only Three-Body Problem fanfiction that doesn't resort to awkward humor.
Since this bow can shoot whatever you want, why not use it to destroy the Sophon?
It feels very romantic, full of wild imagination.
I feel the Dark Forest Theory of the Universe is based on the Mullen, unless the universe is finite or contiguous. But it should also involve colonization and absorption, especially since our civilization isn't omniscient. If we were omniscient, these other problems wouldn't exist. We must understand that individuals and civilizations generally strive for good, unless they are extremely evil.