
I, Luo Ji, CEO of Trisolaris, Rule the Heavens!
我罗辑,三体CEO,称霸诸天!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 243k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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121Chapters
3.2kRecommendations
25.8kFans
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As a transmigrator with special abilities, the protagonist can act recklessly without consequence, as readers understand his capacity to turn the tide. The problem arises when it comes to writing about The Wandering Earth. Three sentences were enough to make someone spend a million dollars on memes, but they actually replicated this plot.
Do you think your writing is humorous?
The Three-Body Problem is such a serious subject, and to write it in this style is frankly a bit disregardful. It's clear the author is good at this lighthearted writing style. You can write about Uncle Nine (whose films often have a comedic element), but it won't work for the Three-Body Problem. I think most people who read Three-Body fanfiction are fans of the original novel. Frankly, this style of Three-Body Problem won't get many readers; it's not the Three-Body Problem they envision.
To dare to roam the Marvel universe with such limited abilities is indeed a bit risky. You need to understand that many powerful figures are watching the Marvel timeline. If you significantly impact the timeline, they will eliminate you the moment you show your face. They monitor timeline fluctuations, not waiting for you to make a move before targeting you.
Personally, I feel the author's writing style is inappropriate for this kind of thing.
This description feels like something I've seen in a video before.
Luo Ji... He is actually the Dragon King
I don't know why, but I always feel that Three-Body Problem fanfiction feels a bit strange. It's not that it's bad, but it gives off a strong sense of unease.
One question is, isn't the author afraid of receiving a lawyer's letter?
Honestly, I think this book should have had a more imposing title: *The Three-Body Problem: Urban Mad Dragon*.