Was the Three-Body Problem really a science fiction novel?

This novel was all about playing tricks and seeking death. As the villain in the novel, the Three-Body Civilization was even more of a cameo than a cameo. There was no scene in the previous few novels at all! The Three-Body Civilization's probe could destroy a space fleet as large as Earth's in a few minutes. A civilization that always wanted to colonize couldn't even fly at light speed. The most ridiculous thing was that it took 400 years to reach Earth. I just want to say that a few hundred years was enough to transform a planet or build a large space station. A woman on Earth courted death and sent a message to the Three-Body Civilization. Then, the Three-Body Civilization spent 400 years to colonize Earth. Then, the mother planet of the Three-Body Civilization was inexplicably destroyed. Then, the fleet of the Three-Body Civilization inexplicably fought on the way. 400 years later, not long after they finally arrived on Earth, they were inexplicably destroyed along with the Milky Way. The court-seeking woman finally escaped from the Milky Way and found that the Three-Body Civilization still had a fleet. Then, a Return to Zero civilization that wanted to destroy the universe came out. After being trapped for 10,000 years, she found that the Three-Body Civilization was gone, leaving behind a small space. After that, the zeroer said that the universe was going to be reborn, and all the stolen mass had to be returned. Then, the last three humans obediently went to die. In short, a woman on Earth died and the Milky Way disappeared. Then, the singer died and the entire universe disappeared. The entire novel was all about death.

Answer 1

The Three-Body was a Chinese story about the interaction and conflict between the Earth and the alien civilization. Although the story of the Three-Body Problem, like many other science fiction novels, involved topics such as future technology, alien life, and philosophical thinking, it also had a strong sense of realism, depicting the contradictions and changes in politics, economy, and culture in Chinese society and history. Therefore, although the Three Bodies is a science fiction novel, it also contains many real-world problems and challenges with high literary value.