The Savior Who Began with The Three-Body Problem

If you were to travel to the Trisolaran universe, don't even think about developing technology to reach the level of a super-civilization. The Trisolaran civilization can use sophons to block Earth's technology; those more advanced civilizations would certainly have even more powerful methods to restrict your technological development.

The protagonist is being too presumptuous; he's practically invisible in front of Zhizi, yet he still acts like a prophet. It's pointless and doesn't help Wang Miao and his team much. Why not just stay quiet, observe the situation, and focus on developing your own strength?

The author writes exceptionally well; this book is comparable in quality to "The Art of Painting: The Three-Body Problem."

The author spends a lot of time describing a female assistant with a great figure, then suddenly introduces an artificial intelligence, and claims that the Three-Body Problem won't notice you. I don't know how you're going to explain yourself.

Let's keep it going for now. There are no major highlights, nor any intolerable flaws. The protagonist seems a bit arrogant, especially regarding the archer and farmer hypothesis. He knows about the sophon interference with the accelerator and attributes all discussions of the boundaries of physics to the sophon. This is similar to how I felt after finishing the first book.

The most important thing in writing a novel is logic. According to the Adventists, your AI is going to be eliminated. And you call yourself a savior system? Pfft, all you do is make a piece of code faster? What kind of pathetic savior system is that? You develop AI and sell it to Steve Jobs, develop QQ Speed? Make a fortune? Make a fortune?

I guarantee the author never even read the original Three-Body Problem novel; he didn't even understand what a sophon was.

The protagonist dislikes Shen Yufei's way of speaking, and then the protagonist does similar things himself. He claims to be developing his own career, yet he dares to put his plans on paper even knowing about Zhizi, and then he spouts nonsense to the protagonist group. If you said you could save the world, that would be one thing, but you can't say anything and change anything—that just makes you look bad.

The plot structure is even more dramatic than the debate on The Three-Body Problem. This novel must not have been written by AI, right? XDM Run Fast. For example: Despite having nothing to his name, he confronted Wang Miao, the hostage, and exposed ETO's true colors, then took a taxi home.

It's too difficult. Following the original text is not as good as reading the original. They don't follow the original story, and then they say things like, "Isn't this changing history?!"