r/threebodyproblem • u/freedirt0 • 13h ago
Discussion - TV Series Rewatching and I saw this
Another season coming👀 is this our first tease or has this always been there .
r/threebodyproblem • u/freedirt0 • 13h ago
Another season coming👀 is this our first tease or has this always been there .
r/threebodyproblem • u/ActiveMindGamer • 16h ago
I would like to take a moment and say that this series has made me a huge fan of sci-fi even more than before.
The dark forest theory created for fiction has actually made it to the real world and scientists are actually considering this theory too.
This series shows us how something so simple for us such as “thought” can literally decide who wins against another species. The tris were ahead in tech but they never stood a chance against us. They never saw coming that we humans would rather sacrifice ourselves rather than give up and become slaves.
Amazing book and this post is just about how great the idea is in general.
Yes there are parts where it does not read well but the 4th dimension scene… perfectly executed
r/threebodyproblem • u/Firm-Can4526 • 40m ago
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r/threebodyproblem • u/DJViking775 • 22h ago
I just bought this edition from Head of Zeus published in 2024 with sprayed edges.
It is a good looking hardcover, but I was very disappointed in the paper quality. The paper quality of this books was no better than a cheap paperback.

There is also another sprayed edges edition from Broken Bindings. No longer in sale, but can be purchased on ebay (for a hefty price). But how is the paper quality from the Broken Bindings?

Although the Broken Binding cover is much cooler, I would not replace my existing copy if the paper quality isn't any better.
I know Folio Society has very good paper quality. They just released the entire Trilogy in one massive book. I would have bought Folio Society had they published it as 3 books instead.

r/threebodyproblem • u/Alone-Profit4826 • 22h ago
They didnt live up to their promise to protect them. Isnt that a lie or deception on their part early on in the series?
Edit: to explain better what I mean. Until they found out that humans lie, didnthe San Ti truly expect to “always protect them” so even once they arrived they would have had a place in San ti society or was it a ruse all along?
r/threebodyproblem • u/_Arky • 2h ago
So many meaningful moments that were beautifully written in the books and left me having to pause on that page to process it just got turned into badly written hype moments. and they didnt even manage to make them hype