Why do I think the Three Body Problem is written in a particularly bullshitty way, I can t read it

It's just very.,No matter what** can't do without history.,Not to mention science fiction**.,Because you want to mention the past and the future.,But the three-body problem is completely distorted even history.,No matter how well the future is written.,There's no interest.,There's also jumping thinking.,There's no preparation or prelude to jump and jump.,I read the first part and feel like the universe is very simple.,As a reader, there's no expansion at all.。

Everyone's reading habits and tastes are different, and there may be some ** that are not suitable for you. For the "Three-Body Problem" book**, it is a science fiction**, which contains a lot of scientific theories and fictional elements, if you are not interested in or do not understand these contents, you may find this book boring or difficult to understand.

In addition, reading a book should also take into account its style, structure, character building and other factors, if you feel that these aspects are not quite to your liking, you may also find the book very ridiculous.

If you are more interested in science fiction, but want to change the style or theme, you can try other authors' works, such as Liu Cixin's "Supernova Era", Arthur C. C. Clarke's "Star Trek" series, etc. If you're interested in other genres** or not**, you can also look for pieces that suit your tastes.

The most important thing is that reading is a personal experience, everyone has their own preferences and preferences, don't force yourself to finish reading a book that is not suitable for you, you can put it down and go to find reading materials that are more suitable for you.

Just read them in order.

Just read it in the order of one, two, three, and it's a little forced to look at it at first, and I was too, but the more I look back, the more fascinated I become, and I hold the book every day when I have nothing to do. Most of the content I read earlier that I don't know what the meaning is is foreshadowing, and the narrative needs to be understood.

It took several years, and one and two were all watched when "Science Fiction World" began, and there are still every issue of Science Fiction World. At that time, I was still in high school, waiting for one session at a time, looking forward to it month after month, that is when few people outside the science fiction circle know about the three-body problem and know Da Liu. We are still just immersed in an unprecedented and grand world brought to us by Da Liu.

The second time I watched it. When I read the first book, I forgot to sleep and eat, and I forgot to eat lunch. After reading the second book, I was excited and wanted to cry.

On the night at the end of the third book, looking at the starry sky, the feathers and bumps rose, and I felt that my heart could embrace the universe and reach the realm of no desire and no desire. I have read hundreds of books in four years of college, but only the feeling of hitting the soul after reading the three-body problem is unique.

Wang Miao is just an introduction to the three-body world, Operation Red Bank is the source of the whole story, and the interpolation technique used by Da Liu intersperses the story of Operation Red Bank with the different stages of contact between Wang Miao and Ye Wenjie, and there is logic to follow after reading it carefully.

The first part is indeed a bit boring, because the first part begins to introduce a worldview of the whole book, and it has more historical elements. Expert.

Personally, I think the second part looks the most exciting, and I started liking this book from the second part.

The third part is also very good, although the world view is more grandiose, but it is also very exciting.

If you don't understand it, it's better not to understand it and keep reading.

It is difficult to understand the three-body problem, and it requires a foundation in theoretical physics and philosophy, but it is really beautiful.

"The Three-Body Problem" is a great hard sci-fi**, bringing me a hearty reading experience. Da Liu may not be a writer with profound literary skills, but he is a hard-working and highly accomplished ** family. He single-handedly brought Chinese science fiction to the world's top level.

Mathematical principles, cosmic laws, wild imagination, huge storylines, human warmth and distortion are intertwined to describe a world between the real and the false, which is desirable and frightening at the other.

Work evaluation:

With a grand story structure, magnificent and novel scientific imagination, and rich and simple humanistic reflection, "The Three-Body Problem" has written a space epic with sublime connotations, which has conquered the majority of readers. "The Three-Body Problem" embodies a high-level and high-level imagination. The key lies in the self-consistency of fantasy.

What Liu Cixin provides is a pure "hard science fiction" work, a world that is self-consistent with scientific theories and logical deductions. As he once wrote, "A good-looking science fiction ** should be to write the most ethereal and crazy imagination as real as a news report." In order to achieve this truth, it is natural that all kinds of constraints cannot be waived.