
The Three-Body Problem: I Got the Warhammer Emperor Template
三体:我拿了战锤帝皇模板
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- Ongoing
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- 715k Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 12mo ago
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The Three-Body Problem and Warhammer, science fiction psychic powers versus foreign psychic powers—I already foresaw how fierce the controversy would be before your book flopped. Besides, the adaptability of psionic power is determined by race; currently, with only the protagonist as a psionicist, what use is the warp?
Warhammer is a massive crater, The Three-Body Problem is an incinerator.
I forget who said it, but it left a very deep impression on me. Author, are you burning Da Fen in an incinerator?
All authors of *The Three-Body Problem* must confront one problem: the advanced civilizations in the novel have essentially fought their way up from 13 dimensions to the current three-dimensional world. If you dare to present something from outer space, you must confront the frantic struggles of these advanced civilizations trapped in their own universe.
Humanity in the Trisolaran Empire is doomed.
Let's observe three minutes of silence for the Trisolarans. It's important to remember that at least 60% of the suffering endured by the Warhammer humans came from the Emperors. In Warhammer history, wars between nations were largely waged by other immortals in an attempt to stop the Emperor's extraordinary wisdom.
Have you ever been an emperor? Some of your writings are random and based on assumptions.
I suggest the author avoid making Warhammer a weak story, because people attracted by the title and want to click are definitely not looking for a brutal kill. Those who want to see a brutal kill are still in the comments section.
I'm really baffled. How did you guys deduce the upper limit of the Trisolaran universe from the war between Earth and Trisolaris? So you can guess the military strength of China and the United States just by watching two ants fight? And Trisolaris doesn't seem to have ever had any real war weapons.
I don't understand the purpose of Yang Dong. Why write so much about a character who dies so quickly? Are you planning to give Emperor a female lead?
The sophons are all in pairs, one on Earth and one with the Trisolaran ruler, communicating in real time using quantum entanglement. Creating these is extremely resource-intensive, making mass production impossible. Furthermore, the process is very dangerous; the original text describes three attempts before success.
You mean the Trisolaran world has an extra subspace dimension that hasn't been explored by any civilization yet? Various god-level civilizations (first extract some energy, virtual-to-real conversion points, and matter to create dozens of standard Milky Way-sized 12-dimensional micro-fragment universes or something).