#Cixin liu

[punchitmrsulu]

Finally, a Paul Atreides/Eren Jaeger/Anakin Skywalker-type character and it's a WOMAN!!!

[drthrvn]

possibly an unpopular opinion: i'm a huge fan of the books but i don't mind the westernization of the netflix adaptation of "3 body problem". the chinese already created their adaptation and the netflix one is probably more accessible to the wider audience. ye wenjie's backstory is almost exactly the same as in the book, the cultural revolution still has a huge impact on the story and THAT'S what's the most important. and if you don't find the characters super deep and interesting - that's kinda book-accurate...

[100-great-books]

[gretchenzellerbarnes]

i get that 3 body problem is pretty fuckin' bleak (novels and netflix series alike) and there are all these different factions of humanity based on how they want to solve the problem of an alien race travelling 400+ years in space to exterminate us all but. my dude. my pal. my sibling in christ. where. are the monsterfuckers?

[ekysaivon]

sinner and savior of the two worlds

[torpublishinggroup]

there's a show or something for this book coming out soon? anyway, this cover goes hard and the story goes harder. it's art for the STEM crowd, the gamers, the history buffs, and the speculative mystery enjoyers

[alphamecha-mkii]

Three Body Problem by Cixin Liu

[iamdexter123]

In the deep silence of midnight, the universe revealed itself to its listeners as a vast desolation. What Ye disliked most was seeing the waves that slowly crawled across the display, a visual record of the meaningless noise Red Coast picked up from space. Ye felt this interminable wave was an abstract view of the universe: one end connected to the endless past, the other to the endless future, and in the middle only the ups and downs of random chance—without life, without pattern, the peaks and valleys at different heights like uneven grains of sand lined up in a row, lonely, desolate, so long that it was intolerable. You could go forward or backward as long as you liked, but you’d never find the end.

- Cixin Liu, The Three-Body Problem

[imknow]

Sen, kalbimde her zaman çözemediğim gizemdin.

[official-venom-snake]

Completely off brand but I've been binging through death's end and the rest of the three body problem series

[itacoisa]

21 de julho de 2024. Domingo.

Terminei a quinta leitura do ano: A Floresta Sombria de Cixin Liu (e estou um pouco obcecado).

É complicado falar sobre um segundo livro de uma trilogia sem soltar uns spoilers. Em resumo, se você gostou do primeiro livro, LEIA; se você gosta de ficção científica e tem aquela vibe nerd, LEIA TAMBÉM.

A Floresta Sombria parece três livros em um. A primeira parte tem um ar meio político/conspiratório... Ele narra a solução que a humanidade encontrou para lidar com as consequências do primeiro livro e eu achei genial. Basicamente, 4 pessoas passam a deter um poder quase irrestrito para incitar o avanço científico em qualquer área para os humanos terem uma chance de evitar a extinção.

A segunda parte parte para a distopia (nada adolescente) e a pura ficção científica (cem naves especiais e raio lasers). E nesse momento tem cada cena insana, sério, coitada da Netflix que vai adaptar isso.

A terceira parte não é bem uma "terceira parte". Só destoa do "caos espacial" da segunda parte e tem aquele final "explicado" do primeiro livro. Em um primeiro momento não chega a ser tão impactante quanto o de Problemas de Três Corpos, mas quando você para para pensar...

Essa trilogia é tão diferente dos outros livros de ficção científica que eu li. Sempre achei os livros clássicos meio "rasos" por nunca se aprofundarem na parte interessante e ficarem num lenga-lenga filosófico cansativo.

Enfim, eu que cresci jogando Spore amei. 5 estrelas.

[raisedamongbooks]

She didn’t find him unpleasant, but her heart was like ashes from which the flame of love could no longer be lit.

-Cixin Liu, “Three Body Problem”

[sizzlemourner]

Spoilers without context 2

sorry I can't stop

[pulusional]

3 body problem book series' dark forest sure is funny! :D

I really like rememberance of earths past by cixin liu

[ribbittrobbit]

has anyone read three body problem + seen the new netflix series pls tell me if im going to be disappointed or if i should watch it