In the Three-Body World, Tiga Returned the Light to Me
人在三体，迪迦把光还给了我
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I think if Ultraman really existed, then all the civilizations in *The Three-Body Problem* would basically bow down in worship. The reason *The Three-Body Problem* was so hopeless was because the mass of the universe is finite, and the speed of light cannot be exceeded—these created a chain of suspicion. But once the speed of light can be exceeded, and the chain of suspicion no longer holds true, then the Dark Forest theory also ceases to apply.
The text about gratitude: The King of Ultra, an old man, uses a stone to shoot down the Trisolaran warship.
The Three-Body World's Lesson on Gratitude: Grandpa Ultraman used the Ultra Key to destroy two suns.
Wang Situ's statement that if you think the other party is using magic means that the technological gap between the two sides is too great. Logically, if the Trisolarans had discovered something on Earth that they couldn't comprehend, they should have fled immediately, and the rest of the story wouldn't have happened.
Suddenly it occurred to me, you've become Ultraman, 3 minutes is enough for you to fly to the Trisolaran home planet and destroy them several times over.
Now I lack nothing.
According to the story descriptions and settings of the Ultraman series, the enemy weapons encountered by the Giant of Light include: higher-dimensional life forms, lower-dimensional life forms, time-law weapons, space-law weapons, rule-law weapons, causality-law weapons, and number-law weapons. My goodness! Looking at it this way, the Land of Light is truly a supermodel!
Hello, alien kids who love playing Dark Forest! I'm He Zhi, Staff Officer of the Ultra Guard. If you don't admit you're space bumpkins, I'll use [Super Weapon R1] to carry out [Project Friendship] and [Completely] [Cleanse] your planet, letting you space bumpkins know how powerful Earth is—not something you stinking beggars deserve. (Just kidding!)
For now, it's just a seedling; let's wait and see.
It's not clear what the author's and the protagonist's stance is yet, but quite a few pseudo-Hirwin fans have infiltrated the readership. Hopefully, the author will truly understand that he is writing about Owen and not pseudo-Hirwin! Owen: Spreading hope, protection and love. The protagonist does not necessarily have to be portrayed as perfect, but at the very least, he must be a kind person.
I hope you don't write about "Super God". Even if you just sew some American comics into it, it will still be more popular than "Super God".