Three-Body Problem: the Most Competent Wall-Facer in History

The author added many second and even third settings to the original three-body setting. Although it sounds complicated and convoluted, it enriches many settings of Trisolaris and allows me to understand more carefully and deeply what people in Trisolaris think. (Although it is a fabricated People's Thought Movement, laughs) But it is undeniable that the author has made a lot of interesting speculations after humans entered the future world and science and technology developed. For example, genetic modification and human evolution, artificial intelligence and social structure, energy revolution and lifestyle, scientific and technological progress and social system changes, etc. Some are reasonable and interesting, while others need to be taken with a grain of salt. Nowadays, many fans of Three-Body novels basically have a common tendency, which is the incompletely correct idea that technology crushes everything. As long as technology and military progress, everything will be fine (laughs). But in this book, the author gave me a new feeling from the perspective of human society's acceptance of technology. (Although the idea that science and technology should adapt to the development of human society is not new, it is still unique among the Three-Body novels) At present, the author has written the chapter of mathematical laws, and mankind has also reached the door of advanced civilization, and it will continue to develop like this. With the emergence of high-dimensional human society, it will definitely have a huge impact on human society in the three-dimensional world. At that time, there will be another internal dark forest attack. This blow will be a catastrophe for human civilization to become an advanced civilization. If it succeeds, it will pass, and if it fails, it will be destroyed. I am very curious about how the author will solve the problem of overcoming the tribulation when becoming a god-level civilization. After all, I have thought about it for the author. As the last link of the Great Filter Theory, philosophy is a threshold that humans must pass to become a god-level civilization. How will human beings get along with themselves after having endless life, absolute security and a high degree of civilization? How to treat yourself and the universe? If this kind of speculation cannot be stepped out in time, what will happen to mankind will be self-destruction. It is recommended that the author refer to Wittenstein's views on the meaning of the world. (The meaning of the world is outside the world) Looking forward to the new chapter! Come on!

I am Chief Chestnut! Now I want to speak to the salted fish author! I don't know how many vests the author has at Qidian, but I went out of my way to find out about this vest, including the books you interviewed and wrote before. This book is the best book you have written on the Internet so far (and I think it is also the book with the highest ideological depth among all the Internet works currently). Before the book goes to the New World galaxy, I think the most exciting part is the part facing the Trisolaran world. It is well written, profound and meaningful enough. But after a period of time, I could clearly feel that the author did not put enough energy into this book. You wrote too hastily about the conflict between the first arrival in the New World galaxy and the silicon-based biological civilization. I won't elaborate on the details. I believe you can feel it in your heart. This makes me feel a little uncomfortable. I would like to ask the author of Salted Fish if he can give this book some more thoughts, some meaning, and some connotation before writing in the subsequent writing. Don't have too many, as many people won't be able to understand it, but don't have too little, too little, and the book will lose its original meaning. I think online writing is a new carrier of literature in the new era and new century. It should not stop at cool writing, yy, and sadistic writing. It should retain a part of the criticism that belongs to literature, the inheritance of literature, and the inclusion of literature. It's better to stop than to go too far. If the wine in spring is not drunk in time, it should be sprinkled on the soil. It cannot make you drunk, even if it makes you drunk, it will be fine even if it makes you drunk.

It took me three times to make up for the ticket, which is really shameful. This book is really good-looking, and some parts are even comparable to the original work of "The Three-Body Problem", while other parts are not lower than the average level of online books. I think the best thing about this book is that it continues the Dark Forest Law and the Trisolaris worldview, introduces the clue of "interest" into the Dark Forest Law, and allows readers to see what a god-level civilization looks like. Obviously, god-level civilization should not be subject to the so-called "Dark Forest Laws". An important premise of the Dark Forest Law is that "the speed of light is limited." However, Liu himself also said that the speed of light may originally be infinite, and 300,000 kilometers per hour is just a "black area" or "trajectory" caused by the regular weapons of some god-level civilizations. Perhaps the black hole at the speed of light (300,000) is the black domain at the super-light speed (300,000 or more). If the speed of light cannot reach the first cosmic speed, then the creatures in the black field should not be able to see any light. I wrote this a long time ago. I didn't expect Qidian to still keep it for me, so I'll post it.

Others use the Three-Body Problem as a web article, but here we use the Three-Body Problem as a three-body problem. Let's continue to see what happens next and whether we can finish it. (Feeling) ٩(๑•ㅂ•)۶

Personally, I feel that this book is the best one I have ever read among the Three-Body fanfics. It not only provides some supplements to the Three-Body Problem, but also has many novel settings. Among them, the supplements about the laws of the dark forest and the descriptions of interstellar wars, advanced civilizations, god-level civilizations, and dimensions are all highlights.

The golden finger setting is just right, it's a bit cool in the early stage, but fades in the later stage. The collision of Eastern and Western ideas is fierce. I have never thought about this social issue before. It makes sense that the Western model tends toward fragmentation. Technology is also very thoughtful. The setting of life in the second and third eras is very interesting. Scaling curvature, leaping, and inter-dimensional civilization are very good ideas. Mathematical attacks and detonating singularities transform two dimensions into three dimensions, which is even more amazing. All in all, this trip was an eye-opener and well worth it (*^▽^*) I understand the theory of time in a simple and profound way. This is really great👍🏻. Time is like a sea of ​​fragmented events, not a two-dimensional line. The biological perception of time is an ability, so humans feel that time has been passing because this ability has been filtered out from the beginning. In the past, when I looked at other time theories, I always felt that something was missing, but now I feel that this theory can be justified. The in-depth analysis of Cheng Xin is also a highlight. In the original work, she was hated, but now she has become a villain. In the end, basically all the characters had a relatively good ending, and it felt complete O(∩_∩)O~~

A group of robbers robbed a bank, took control of the hostages, and killed one hostage every half hour. Someone shouted to the robber: "I have a bomb on me. If you kill anyone again, I will detonate it and everyone will die together." The robber stopped killing people. The hostages cheered: "Great" "He is a hero" "We are saved." ... ... Time passes slowly ... ... "Do you think he will suddenly press the bomb" "I can't trust him with my life" "It's terrible" "Let's get the bomb remote control and give it to the mother holding the child" "Yes, the bomb is on our side anyway" ... ... The robbers suddenly started killing people again, and the mother threw away the remote control: "How could I blow up my own child?"​

The cafeteria is like a dark forest, and every student is an opponent with a meal card. He swims between the meal counters like a shark, silently pushing aside the classmates who are blocking his way, trying his best not to let his feet waste any time in the shuttle, and even adjusting his breathing perfectly; he must try his best, because there are students like him everywhere in the cafeteria. If he discovers a delicious dish, there's only one thing he can do: pour it into a bowl immediately. In this cafeteria, other people are hell and an eternal threat. Any movement that reveals one's slowness will be quickly squeezed away. This is the picture of the big cafeteria, and this is the explanation of the Fermi Paradox. ——Luo Ji If you lose good food, you lose a lot. If you lose your meal card, you lose everything.——Thomas Wade Get rice! Make a meal! Use whatever means necessary to get food! ! ! ——Thomas Wade Give the hot pot the base instead of the hot pot aroma. It's really fragrant! ——Da Shi It doesn't matter, whatever dishes are served are the same. Chapter 1 Beihai Silly children, eat quickly! ! ——Ding Yi Luo Ji, the cook, speaks to the canteen! The rice cook, Luo Ji, I am your rice cook Suspicion chain: I don't know if he will compete with me for food, I don't know if he thinks I will compete with him for food, I don't know if he thinks I think he will compete with me for food...

On a plane, the pilot suddenly fell into a coma. The passengers had to immediately choose someone who could fly a plane. Cheng Xin thought she could fly, so she ran for election. The passengers also thought she could fly, and then the plane crashed. Cheng Xin survived the catastrophe and bought a piece of land, planted a lot of grass, and raised a lot of deer. One day, Wade came over and said, "Many people are starving to death now. Give me your land and I will plant crops." Cheng Xin gave the land and said, Lao Wei, I will go on a trip, but as a landlord, I must have the right to pull out whatever I want. Vide said, OK. Later Cheng Xin came back and saw that her deer had no grass to eat. Cheng Xin said, my grass, how did my grass become a crop? Then the crops were pulled up. Many people starved to death. Cheng Xin survived by relying on the remaining crops in the field.

Uh-huh, uh-huh, the system, was it created by the Zeros? It seems that the author means there is a system with few functions, but this is not necessary. Everyone has read enough of the brainless articles about the system. Speaking of which, after the universe is restarted, do you have to go through the plot again? The process may be a little different and in the end it will be Zero Zero who restarts the universe.

Wallfacer's plans are formulated, provided and promoted by Wallbreaker. This is part of the plan.

It is recommended that Yang Dong be the heroine. After all, the first to get the moon is closer to the water, and even Ding Yi can pry off the wall.

I stayed up all day and night to read this book, and finally finished it. I was really disappointed when I finished watching the extra episode, and even regretted not watching it more slowly. Personally, I think I have read 15 of the three-body fan novels instead of 30. This book is really the best-looking fan novel I have seen so far. It is very good in terms of plot and characterization (of course there are some elements that are all based on peers). Jiang Yu's three-dimensional view is very suitable for me. Other characters besides the protagonist are also made of flesh and blood. It is really not at the level of an online novel. I feel that a physical book is also acceptable. The various science fiction ideas are also very novel. There are several settings that shocked me, a demanding science fiction fan (bushi). However, compared with the original work, the settings may be a bit fragmented. The author said at the end that "there are some aspects of this book that can even surpass the original work." This is not true. This book attracted me at the beginning. The middle period was a bit dull compared to the early period. There seemed to be an obvious problem in the later period. It always felt awkward. I always felt that the author weakened other civilizations a lot in the later period. The protagonist won too hastily. It was very different from the original work (at least the strength of other civilizations in the original work in my mind), and it was a bit jumpy to read. I would rate this book nine out of ten (plus one point for personal emotion). It deserves a better score than it does now. Thanks to the author for writing this fan fiction🙂

This book is really well written, really. After reading it for the first time, I felt like I had traveled through the world of the protagonist's life. After reading it, I saw Xiao Qi, recalled Bai Xiangdong, Di Fengyi... I recalled the first time No. 3 Called Di Fengyi Director Di, recalled the young Jiang Shiliu being picked up by Jiang Yu, recalled Jiang Yu mopping the floor in Ye Wenjie's community to earn fraud points for the mission, and recalled that the girl next to Ye Wenjie who could play with a gun did not escape the fate of death. Before dying, Jiang Yu lit a cigarette for her. To be honest, after finishing the whole novel, I felt like I was missing something. I couldn't calm down for a long time. Maybe it's because the author's entire timeline of the novel is very long, which can easily be hundreds of years. However, the content that Luo Ji didn't deter Luo Ji from before is really good.

After reading The Three-Body Problem, you should agree with this sentence: In troubled times, kill the Holy Mother first.

The government could create a fake room where the sword holder lives and give Cheng Xin a fake button, but Cheng Xin would not know that the button was fake. Then play the water drop attack screen. It must be realistic and see how Cheng Xin reacts. If she can press it, it means she is qualified. If she cannot press it, she will be replaced immediately. This method can test whether the sword holder is qualified, unless that person is Eto. The Trisolaran typed in his eyes to tell him that it was fake and asked him to press the button. If he was the real sword holder, he would not press it when the water droplet attacked.

In Trisolaris, haven't the human beings except the protagonist group made any progress? What's the use of it besides making the protagonist disgusted? This book gave me the feeling that the protagonist was trying his best to save a pig regardless of the cost. I felt sick after such a civilization was saved. I felt that the protagonist was like an xb.

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Author Jun, are you deliberately thinking like a pig? Pig's Feet has the system mall and the identity of the Wallfacer. The best way to increase the deception value is to increase it. There are billions of people in the world and billions of people in China. It is easy to achieve a few small goals every day, right?

As the leader of the recognized most powerful country, he is looked down upon by the diplomats of other countries to his face. Me——Σ(° △°|||)? ? ? The protagonist could prevent Cheng Xin from becoming the sword bearer but failed to do so. In the end, she was threatened in person. Me——⊙▽⊙? ? ? Many people can't understand that when the country in the solar system has Black's technology, isn't attacking other countries the same as attacking your younger brother? Even when he controlled all human space battleships, he was able to completely destroy all hostile countries The result was so frustrating in the end. The PDC still wanted to judge Luo Ji like the original work. It was too rigid for the plot... The Shunfeng Bureau was played like this. In terms of political ability, the protagonist is nothing compared to Lin Feng Taylor-_-|| And in the end, for the sake of the plot, Cheng Xin was written as a pure idiot. The Holy Mother and the idiot are different.

Zhang Beihai's fleeing fleet killing each other is actually not the optimal solution. The optimal solution is for three fleets to commit suicide, leaving one fleet to gain the resources of three fleets. This is simpler and more convenient, consumes less resources, is not dangerous, and will not die together due to attacking each other. Some people say that if the fleet was full of people like Cheng Xin, they would all be doomed because Cheng Xin would not be able to attack friendly ships. Referring to Cheng Xin's response to the Return Movement and leaving the small universe to wait for death, it can be seen that if it was Cheng Xin, they would have chosen to commit suicide and had agreed in advance to survive on a ship. Qualified star race will not attack friendly ships, this is too low. They will clean themselves up without hesitation. If they do this, they will not be condemned by humans, but will be respected. They attack friendly ships out of selfishness, not the best solution. Suicide is not against morality or against humanity. Although there was something wrong with Cheng Xin, her self-sacrifice for others held Zhang Beihai and the others down. Zhang Beihai's approach is still talked about by people, who think they are correct. They have just flown into the starry sky, and their thoughts have not yet reached that level. It is already very good to be able to reach this level. Zhang Beihai and others are too naive to attack friendly ships, and their morals still need to be improved.

Cheng Xin is not wrong, but in the three-body world, it is wrong for someone like Cheng Xin to be a sword holder. She accepted the position of sword bearer, but it was a complete mistake to fail to fulfill her responsibilities. For example, if you govern the country with benevolence in troubled times, whoever will die will die if you don't. Therefore, Cheng Xin deserves to be killed, not because she is kind, but because she is in the Trisolaran, and should be mentioned in the sentence "Destroying you, what does it have to do with you." Therefore, I don't like Cheng Xin. Firstly, she is unworthy of her position and sits in a position she shouldn't. Secondly, I think it is unfair. Why did she end up like this? (Don't argue, you are right. You like Cheng Xin. I can only say that "heroes cherish heroes". You are very kind, okay?)

At present, we see Luo Ji and the Lord dueling in front of the tomb, while the protagonist is doing acrobatics in space, which is a ridiculous plot. The climax has been written down. The biggest problem with this book is that it has no real climax of its own, and the climax of the Three-Body Problem is brushed aside one after another. In the early stages of Infernal Affairs, it was actually very enjoyable, but unfortunately the author quickly castrated the plot. The cheat value store plug-in is also very pleasing, but unfortunately the author also quickly castrated this setting. I really want to see what goes wrong. It's an excellent fan setting, but it's not an excellent fan novel.

Some insights about this book 1. Why is this book not popular? I think it's a question of stance taken up in the description. Because the protagonist is a salvationist, and this book instills a lot of salvationist language in the protagonist, denying human life and everything in one sentence... This directly turns away many readers. Why? Because in real life, not everyone believes that human beings have hope, and they are as full of desire for human progress as the protagonist. This book directly uses the salvation sect as the [first person], and readers who don't take advantage of it will definitely be bored. Da Liu's works can be easily avoided, because he didn't write anything about how mankind must move forward... Da Liu is like an objective person who reads the story, and does not bring his own subjectivity into it, so everyone seems to be able to accept it. Everyone's life experience is different, and the one who is tolerant is the king. This is also my little suggestion to the author of this book. 2. Regarding the extension of the previous question - why can the Trisolaris be as affirmative as we are of being an intermediate between Adventists and Salvationists? First of all, you have to understand that in the Three-Body novel, before Luo Ji became a real Wallfacer, he was muddle-headed and had no motivation and desire in life, and the real reason why he fought against the Three-Body people was a woman. Yes, the inexplicable and incomprehensible things that women bring to him can also be roughly understood as love. What if there is no Ms. Zhuang? Will there still be a wall-facer like Mr. Luo? I think it should be impossible, because Mr. Luo has no desire to save the world. Therefore, Mr. Luo does not belong to human beings before he has desire. So we, the middlemen, are in a state of being unbiased in both directions. What does the future of mankind have to do with me? 3. Some thoughts on this book Reading this book is simply a kind of torture for those who are biased towards the destruction of mankind. However, each of us has different experiences, and the background of the times is also different, so our thoughts are bound to be biased. And a lot of the book is subjective to the author. As for whether it is the real reality, most authors don't know, so there is no need to argue. But I would like to make a small suggestion here - can you not write too much about the protagonist's heart😭, it is really a huge torture for people like me who tend to be unfavorable. 4. Self-answers to some questions about reading this book. 1. What is the meaning of human existence? Do you care about the meaning of bugs? 2. Is it a mistake for those humans who choose to destroy? Why not fight? Don't you want to change humanity? My answer to this question may be very incomprehensible. I suggest you not to read it - I understand them, but I will never interfere with salvation and advent. Just imagine, the final result of human civilization is nothing more than destruction and success. Successful, it's up to the people behind us to enjoy it. No one wants to suffer failure. But these two sacrificed the person in front. For example, how many people are in pain at this time? They are all victims of the times. What lies behind, and what are the benefits to them? No! So what would you say to future generations of humanity? Feel sorry? Enjoyment is only enjoyed by the people behind me and has nothing to do with me. This kind of thinking may seem selfish to some people, and I know that because I am like that. Don't rush to spray yet! Everyone is different. If you have not experienced that kind of darkness, you will not understand. I used to be a person who was determined to have light, but the reality is, haha. So, why should the people behind let the countless people in front suffer and sacrifice? Why don't the people at the back go to the front? There is still light in your heart now because you have experienced it. How many people have never felt anything? So, you can understand how great Ye Wenjie is. This does not mean that I am an Adventist. I understand but will not make any sound. I am an in-between person although I prefer black now. This is the entire content of my post, thank you. Please do not comment on this post.

Is the author really good? Did he study philosophy?

Have you ever been a Wallfacer? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

There are too many private goods, and I just want to pretend to be half-assed.

Why should I open this novel? . . 😒I should have exited when the system appeared. . I actually subscribed for the book review 😒

Shennong fellows, how is this book? Are you mentally retarded?

The extra chapter is very interesting. Staying up late to read it is my greatest respect for this novel. The author really reads readers' comments, even though it has been finished for a while. The overall logic is clear, and it is an excellent second creation on the basis of respecting the original text "Three-Body". It can even be said to be "exporting the work" rather than "copying the work" like other fan fiction. Maybe it's because the author has experience in science fiction writing, but this book's description of increasing the size and reducing the dimension made my eyes shine. Similarly, if we can carefully calibrate it after release, I believe we can achieve better results from the starting point. Each great master has his own unique ideas and standardized writing standards. The author just lacks writing standards. I hope the next great person will be the author.