I Am the Wallfacer's Assistant

In other words, I feel the author has a very unique understanding of The Three-Body Problem, but for this novel, the sheer volume of output feels like reading a research paper, not quite like a novel 🙂🙂🙂. Meaning, in terms of these interpretations, I feel like I've reread The Three-Body Problem and experienced the characters again; the content is of high quality. However, there are still some inconsistencies in this fan fiction.

To the Author 1. Offending readers is really not a good choice; it doesn't align with reader psychology and prevent them from becoming immersed in the story. If you wrote it as if someone else made the decision, and the protagonist was actively fighting for China's interests, it would be more appealing than it is now.

Excellent. What I appreciate most is the decision not to verify the "Pandora" spell. The three powers will block the information, while also ensuring that the spell, like a nuclear bomb, is in the hands of a few, avoiding the ridiculous mass voting.

He thought he was completing the Three-Body Problem. In reality, it's about exporting one's own agenda. It looks like he's writing a novel. It reads like a thesis. In name only, it's for all of humanity. In reality, they are not human. Are you qualified as a novel? Perhaps not enough.

They caught up in one go. To be honest, their plot development skills still need improvement; it's very similar to what I wrote a few years ago, haha. In terms of hard science fiction, they completely outclassed me. Now, when reading or writing, I'm used to not getting bogged down in theoretical scientific limitations; I mainly focus on what we can actually do—humanities, society, and ideology.

This novel cleverly incorporates its own personal agenda.

I read fifty chapters in one go, and I felt the author portrayed The Three-Body Problem rather poorly; it lacked sophistication, a sense of crisis, and pressure. It felt more like a clumsy monster with a rigid attack pattern than a boss.

The author's solid theoretical foundation ultimately overcomes any shortcomings in the writing style or the stiffness of the plot, making it a good book.

It's all praise. I'll say a few words. I couldn't finish reading three chapters, but after reading the comments, I forced myself to read three more, and I still couldn't finish. Maybe I've read too many fast-paced, light novels.

The synopsis describes someone who transmigrates to the Three-Body world and their first feeling isn't despair, but regret??? 🤔🤔 →_→