Strangely, Liu described the three-body world from the perspective of the earth people, such as heads of state, consuls and other earth political elements. The more I look at it, the more I feel that except for some special things, the political class and social class are completely replicas of the earth. You can say that this is the unique charm of the three-body, and use this setting to reflect the darkness of human nature. But how can you guarantee that another civilization in the universe is almost exactly like the earth? To put it bluntly, I still think it's just a lack of imagination. Just like the magical world carefully designed by Luo Yi and Tuolao, these are all products of imagination. For example, my favorite "Ender's Game" or "Hunger Game" is full of imagination, and the space world is completely another great brand-new civilization. Give people a refreshing feeling. However, Liu didn't seem to think much. He just described a slightly different earth society in a rigid way. Moreover, the novel is not written enough ... how to say, it is not very good-looking, the words are not so exquisite, and it lacks everyone's style and the orderly and impressive narrative style and ability of cards. Of course, although others can say that I am a wet behind the ears and dare to say crazy things here, this is really my heartfelt words. PS: It's too bad to name a novel, so perfunctory. Ding Yi, Yang Dong and Liu, are you sure you are not writing examples for the math textbook? A "Wang Miao" almost made me laugh: Is this gentleman short of water?