As Chu Kuang’s Literary Duel opponent, Ye Cong happened to also read "The Three-Body Problem III: The End of Death."
After finishing the second book "Dark Forest," Ye Cong was completely convinced. He knew his odds in this Literary Duel were slim to none; Chu Kuang’s book was truly shocking!
Comprehensive perfection!
The cosmic scenes and the battle of battleship destruction were majestic and breathtaking, making one excited beyond words, including Ye Cong!
This is a sci-fi masterpiece!
Unless Chu Kuang’s third book ends poorly, he might have a slim chance of survival; otherwise, he is bound to lose this Literary Duel!
The world of The Three-Body Problem is so grand.
Ye Cong imagined for a moment and felt that the ending was really a bit difficult, at least he couldn’t think of a good way at the moment: "It should be the ultimate battle between Earth and Trisolaris, but would that be too cliché? Earth is clearly oppressed. How can it turn defeat into victory? Surely it can’t end with Trisolaris winning the great war?"
This tail is hard to tie up!
Can Chu Kuang’s third book handle it?
With such thoughts, Ye Cong continued reading from the first Chapter of the third book.
Most of the day had passed.
Reading is a long process.
But Ye Cong enjoyed it immensely, completely unaware of the passage of time.
Ye Cong’s expression changed.
The plot twist at the end caught him completely off guard!
This man, known as the Blue Star’s top sci-fi writer, actually swore while reading a sci-fi novel!
What Trisolarans and Earth war?
It was thought to be a novel about aliens, but Chu Kuang wrote three novels named "The Three-Body Problem," and until the end of the novel, the Trisolarans never appeared! NovelHub)
The Solar System was met with two-dimensional foil.
Dimensional reduction shockingly emerged.
Earth gleefully typed out gg!
As for Trisolaris, it wasn’t pleasant either.
The human civilization’s star-class warships, the Blue Space and Gravity No, broadcast the coordinates of the Trisolaran system using gravitational wave cosmic broadcasts on the cosmic channel, thus triggering the Dark Forest Theory for a fatal blow!
The Light-Speed Ships of Trisolaris’ second fleet also accelerated their speed to be hit.
The second fleet of Trisolaris, having successfully escaped Alpha Centauri, was suspected to be destroyed during an interstellar war in Taurus.
Home planet destroyed!
Civilization preserved!
This is the conclusion for Trisolaris and Earth!
In the vast universe, even Trisolaris is an insect to others!
What made Ye Cong swear, of course, wasn’t this outcome.
A sci-fi novel ending in annihilation is quite normal; Ye Cong himself had written such an ending. What made him swear was the two-dimensional reduction!
This thing is amazing!
One of the cosmic law weapons!
Two-dimensional foil is specifically used for clearing weak civilizations hidden in complex stellar systems.
Therefore, for advanced interstellar civilizations, two-dimensional foil is not a weapon but a highly efficient cleaning tool —
Three-dimensional space is comprised of three dimensions: up and down, left and right, front and back.
And at the moment when two-dimensional foil touches the three-dimensional universe, it causes one of the dimensions to shrink from macro to micro, forcing all matter in the three-dimensional universe to collapse into a two-dimensional universe, "melting" into an absolute plane that only has length and area, stripped of its volume concept!
The novel’s year 2403.
The Singers cast two-dimensional foil into the Solar System.
The Solar System and the vast majority of Earthlings were annihilated through two-dimensional transformation.
However, there is a detail in the novel proving that the two-dimensional foil destroying the Solar System actually preceded the Singers, indicating that once Earth’s coordinates were exposed, the Solar System was actually under concentrated fire from many alien civilizations, and annihilation was only a matter of time.
Once coordinates are exposed, the Solar System is doomed!
"The spatial two-dimensionalization caused by two-dimensional foil will never stop, and the speed of dimensional collapse will gradually reach the speed of light. However, if one can escape first at light speed through means like a curvature engine, then escaping the fate of two-dimensionalization is still possible. However, since all cosmic laws have been weaponized and are frequently used without scruple by interstellar civilizations, the universe itself is gradually disintegrating."
Ye Cong, muttering as if enchanted:
"The universe under String Theory is composed of ten spatial dimensions and a single time axis, and the existence of dimensional weapons implies that high-dimensional universes have already or are heading toward destruction, with survivors transforming themselves to escape into lower-dimensional universes. Now, some powerful three-dimensional civilizations are also actively converting to two-dimensional life in hopes of continuing survival in this two-dimensional universe, the plane world..."
Ye Cong was thoroughly convinced:
"That’s equivalent to humans all becoming paper people. Is the principle vacuum decay, or is it compressing and curling a single dimension in original three-dimensional space, thereby gradually engulfing and dismantling the space?"
No matter the answer.
Ye Cong was truly stunned!
Two-dimensional foil is the dimensional reduction attack implemented on the Solar System by the Singers and other advanced civilizations;
The Three-Body Problem, to his own "Traversing the Solar System," is also nothing less than a terrifying dimensional reduction attack!?
Approximately when Ye Cong was gradually reaching the end.
Many other highly enthusiastic readers finally also saw the ending of the novel "The End of Death."
Comments from netizens of all continents exploded!
The two-dimensional foil destroyed the entire Solar System, Trisolarans faced light particle attacks, the practical application of the Dark Forest Theory, instantly elevating the already grand background to a higher level, opening up the entire landscape!