Lighting up super-god technology in the Three-Body World

Chapter 64 Things Before the Release

This sentence is placed at the top: Thanks to the editor Nai Peng and all the readers who read the book.

It will be on the shelves at 12 noon, with a minimum of 5 updates. If there are more than 3000 subscriptions, there will be one more chapter for every 1000 subscriptions. If it doesn't exceed that, it's fine.

Then I want to clarify a few issues.

the first,

This volume shouldn't have been written this way. I laid the groundwork in the beginning, but I was warned.
This forced me to change the place. As for the reason, it is true, both for the character and the author.

Because we often say that the human world is just a game, and those who control me should pay some money.

So, this is the protagonist's mentality, but the person who controls him is the author, and this is part of the background of the novel, which will be reflected later.

second,

As mentioned above, the plot was supposed to be developed in ., but was later urgently moved to Oceania. The author had to fill in this blank, such as the construction of the City of Dawn, which caused the plot rhythm to be a bit slow.
This part was not originally in the author's plan, but in order to make it logically sound, he had to write it anyway.

Third, regarding the following thoughts,

I have seen many readers giving their opinions, and many of them are good. Just don’t criticize the author. If you don’t like it, you can quit.

The author believes that he has not destroyed the original characters. For example, Zhang Beihai, Ding Yi, and Luo Ji are all very capable companions who are indispensable to the protagonist. They will occupy a lot of space in the future. Next is the battle between human civilization and the Three-Body Civilization. Let me reveal the ending in advance. As mentioned in the previous article,
Humans and Trisolarans are moving in the same direction in terms of information acquisition and processing, so after genetic modification or physical modification, there is a balance point between the two civilizations, which is the basis for their unity.

Fourth, the Star Chapter is followed by the Galaxy Chapter.

This chapter will feature a physical war, but not the kind seen in the Super Seminary. Instead, humans and the Trisolarans will join forces to conquer other civilizations and transform them into human forms.

The name Shenhe Civilization will also be mentioned, but it is the name given to the Alliance by civilizations outside the Milky Way, which is connected to some of the plots of the Super Seminary.

Fifth, the next chapter is the universe chapter.

We can also talk about some plans, such as the Three-Body Universe is a transformed universe, the ideas of the highest civilization here are problematic, the source of the Dark Forest Theory, and the reason why wormholes cannot be generated will all be revealed one by one.

Sixth, if the author survives, he will open a multiverse chapter.
Drawing on the scene where Zero travels through multiple worlds, the Three-Body Civilization is just a drop of water, which the protagonist saw when he was unconscious (this is foreshadowing, not random writing). Here we can add the Kingdom of Light civilization, the Warhammer world, the Super Seminary world, etc.
Readers should be interested in cross-dimensional conquests of other worlds, right? For example, going to the Super Seminary to conquer the void, fighting monsters with the Kingdom of Light, etc.
A lot can be written in this article, and you can look at any world you want.

Finally, the author wants to connect the trilogy of "Zhan Tian" and "Zhan Tian" together. Wouldn't it be interesting if Jiang Fan led the alliance to fight outside the multiverse and saw Ye Hei and Chu Loli?

After all, everything can lead to enlightenment. Perhaps both technology and fantasy are aimed at exploring a higher world? If this higher world is the Great World of the Wilderness, I feel like I could write a lot more.
Finally, I would like to say: whether to subscribe or not depends entirely on the mood of the readers. If you think the writing is okay, then subscribe. If not, then abandon the book. But no matter what you do, I wish the readers who read the author's novels smooth sailing, good health, all evil spirits warded off, joy and peace.

(End of this chapter)