Myriad Worlds: A Civilization Mentor from Three-Body
诸天：某三体的文明导师
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- 138k Words
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The last few chapters have been full of nonsense. They talk about anime and movies, which are just low-dimensional. It feels quite low.
The plot of Qin Shi is too drawn out.
The world view of many works is set, and the material basis of the world. The microscopic world is not composed of microscopic particles, but is composed of various elements, gas, magic, etc. When the three-body things arrive in these worlds, there is no basis for the existence of matter composed of atoms!
Should the protagonist consider maintaining mass conservation? Otherwise, other civilizations may detect that the universe suddenly loses part of its mass or increases out of thin air.
About the so-called "high and low dimensions"
I feel that many people agree with the view that "the world of literary and artistic works is a low-dimensional world created by the author, and the author is equivalent to the God of the work." But if you think about it carefully, is the world in the virtual work really the so-called "low narrative level" and "low-dimensional"? Can the readers of the novel know the voice of a child in a certain corner of the novel world? Can you know the momentum of a particle on a character's cuff at this time? I don't know If the multiverse really exists, and there are indeed such universes that match the descriptions of fictional works, they are definitely not "low-dimensional", but as real as ours. Only the same real world can support the description of the novel The novel is just the information that just happens to fit a certain multiverse Assuming that the universe is multidimensional and infinite, then there must be a world where the story "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf" happened. The novel and the work are equivalent to just recording it
After playing too much with Alien Ring, it becomes blurry and the alien is regarded as a ring.
The earthly union is born evil, long live the human union forever.
Do you have the entire Trisolaran civilization going to the low-martial world to teach Trisolarans how to practice martial arts?
Let's not talk about whether the physiological structure of Trisolarans can be practiced. What is the purpose of practicing that thing? There are technological weapons in the back, why don't you go and fight with others with swords?
When I saw the author's name, I suddenly thought of a sentence: Stop being a licker. Did he force you to lick it?
Is it a fantasy novel disguised as science fiction?