In the Three-Body World: After Becoming a Wallfacer, I Founded the Containment Society!

In the end, I still don't know why the protagonist became a Wallfacer; it seems like a forced plot device by the author. The middle part of the book is actually quite engaging. I'm not familiar with the SCP Foundation series, so I'm not sure if the characteristics of the contained objects were described. Overall, the author's writing is quite interesting.

The book collapsed when 3125 came out, and the Trisolarans were only just being monitored when they were all wiped out.

I couldn't contain myself when I saw 3125. I suggest the author rewrite the anti-meme page and carefully study how others correct and refute 3125.

I'm quite interested in SCP, and this article is perfectly written for me.

It takes some skill to ruin an entire project like this.

Anyway, I like the recent Three-Body Problem and Foundation stories. The author successfully integrated them, although the later parts weren't as good, the beginning was still pretty good. I love reading them, I don't care.

The detective story is a bit long; it's good in the beginning, but feels a bit chaotic towards the end, and the ending feels rushed. I hope the author will pay attention to this.

It's pretty good; I'm currently working on adding more chapters.

This novel is exactly what I like; the content is fantastic!

The early Earth arc was alright, but I felt the SCP's prestige decreased as it progressed. Early on, 3125 was shown to be able to easily destroy the entire universe, but his later actions were inferior. Secondly, the prestige of the supreme divinity seemed a bit low.