Rebirth of the Wild Age

I don't understand why there are so many 'ball rapes'.

There are still so many traitors in the Anti-Japanese War, what a normal thing.

Have you noticed? Most of the 'Ball Traitors' are Chinese. This novel perfectly shows the bad nature of Chinese people.

A few words of nonsense, fuck your bad nature. The Pacific Ocean has no cover, you can swim there by yourself, the people over there are all great and upright.

You are full of bad words, you are the representative of the inferiority of the Chinese people!

Don't quarrel, read a book and quarrel with a hammer.

I think neither the Salvationist nor the Adventist faction are mainstream, and the Survivor faction will definitely have the largest number in the future. For ordinary people, life is very difficult now, and who can control the alien attack hundreds of years later ?”

Well, I don't read much, what exactly is nanometer? Is it a technology made up by the author, or is it real on earth?

Of course, the United States is already equipped with nanotechnology, and China is also developing it. A buddy of mine works at the nanomilitary R\u0026D base.

My uncle is still the president!

I found a problem. The author said that Trisolaris is four light-years away from the Earth, and the Trisolarans' highest speed is one-tenth of the speed of light. So it should only take 40 Earth-years to reach Earth. Why 450 years? Is it because the author is too bad at mathematics and made a calculation error.”

I can answer this question. My 100-meter running time is 12.5 seconds, so I can run 8 meters per second, and I can run 691 kilometers a day. The straight-line distance between Beijing and Shenghai is about 1,000 kilometers, and it takes less than a day and a half. Time, I can run from the capital to Shenghai. Excuse me, did I make a mistake in my calculation?

My friend who ran Beijing and Shanghai in a day and a half is awesome.

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The Sitong chat room in 1997 was the most popular, but each chat room only had 20 to 30 online users at the same time, and the sum of several chat rooms barely exceeded 100. This is not as good as a QQ group in the future.

The main reason is that the current Internet fee is too expensive, and many people go offline after chatting for a while, and those who can fill the water all day are local tyrants.

With the power of Three-Body Problem, Sohu's single chat room has more than 100 simultaneous online users, reaching the upper limit. Zhang Chaoyang had to adjust the upper limit to 200 people. Even so, whenever the fixed update time of Three-Body comes, the upper limit of 200 people is still not enough, and many readers are stuck outside and unable to get in.

As for normal times, the number of people online at the same time in a single Sohu chat room is still more than 50 people, which can be said to be a mess this year.

The popularity of the chat room has also greatly increased the traffic of Sohu.com, with an average of more than 60,000 visitors per day. Many netizens are tired of chatting, so they browse Sohu's webpage to read various news and technical content.

With more and more updates of Three-Body Problem, the scattered chapters posted in the chat room are inconvenient to read, so this novel was moved to Sohu.com. Zhang Chaoyang asked someone to create a special forum called Wu Wen Nong Mo, but any interesting articles published in the chat room would be moved to the Du Wen Nong Mo section of Sohu.com the next day.

This greatly stimulated the creative enthusiasm of netizens, and many people began to post original articles in the chat room, mainly poetry, prose and short stories, but some people began to publish novels.

Among the best are three

Ning Caishen: Specializes in writing ghost stories.

Li Xunhuan: Mass production of poetry and prose.

Xing Yusen: Mainly short stories.

These three people, together with Song Weiyang's Zenith Starman, are hailed as Four Heavenly Kings of Internet Literature by the good people.

At night, at eleven o'clock.

There are only a few people online in this chat room. Lin Zhuoyun lives in the postgraduate dormitory tonight, and Song Weiyang can chat until midnight to have fun.

Li Xunhuan: I'm going offline, and I will defend my thesis tomorrow.

Zentraedi: You haven't graduated yet?

Li Xunhuan: Graduating soon.

Zentraedi: What are you going to do after graduation?

Li Xunhuan: Joining a real estate company, we have already signed a contract.

Xing Yusen: Are you doing real estate sales?

Li Xunhuan: I majored in economics, so I don't need to be on the front line of sales...

Zenith Starman: This year is the most sluggish year in the real estate industry since the Southern Tour in 1992. Dude, take care.

Ning Caishen: Leave an email address with each other. If you have difficulties in work in the future, you can come to the capital to hang out with me. By the way, I am in securities, and I fit in well with your economics major.

Li Xunhuan: Thank you. My name is Lu Jinbo, and this is my email address...

Song Weiyang was not very familiar with the early Internet, but when he saw Lu Jinbo's name, he finally knew who this person was. Behind the scenes of Han Han, Baby Annie, Murong Xuecun and others, the general manager of Under the Banyan Tree, a very successful cultural businessman.

As for that Xing Yusen, everyone's first reaction might be Xing Tutou. This person's real identity is a Ph.D. in Information Engineering of Beiyou, and he later became a screenwriter. He participated in the screenwriting of film and television works such as Sister Ma, A Family in Northeast China, the first two parts of Family with Children, Urban Men and Women and so on.

Li Xunhuan: Goodbye, everyone. I might disappear for a while. I have a lot of troubles after graduation, and I have to change my life in another city. See you again!

After Li Xun Huan went offline, Ning Caishen suddenly asked, Brother Zenith Star, what do you do?

Zentraedi: Student.

Xing Yusen: The Zentraedi must have studied physics, and it is a very high-end physics, such as celestial mechanics and quantum mechanics. Otherwise, it would be impossible to write a work like Three-Body.

Zentraedi: Hehe.

Ning Caishen: Why did I see someone say that Three-Body Problem is Song Weiyang's work in the chat room a few days ago?

Xing Yusen: Who is Song Weiyang?

Ning Caishen: Grass, you don't usually read newspapers?

Xing Yusen: Okay, I remembered, it seems to be the boss of Xifeng Company.

Zenith Starman: Old Ning, are you interested in going to Thailand to have fun? It seems to be very lively there.

Ning Caishen: Forget it, I'm just a scumbag, how can I have the right to play with capital giants? Don't change the subject, are you really Song Weiyang?

Zenith Starman: Can Song Weiyang have as much free time as I do?

Ning Caishen: That's right.

Zentraedi: I'm offline, goodbye.

With the ferment of time, Three-Body Problem has become popular from the Internet to reality.

The first is a computer professional magazine, which reports the rise of Internet literature. Then came the mass media, which reported online literature as a new thing and gave it a lofty meaning: the Internet is changing the way and means of literary creation.

This is a very novel thing for netizens and ordinary people.

In the mid-1990s, if people wanted to publish articles, they could only contribute to newspapers and magazines. A magazine with a relatively large sales volume receives hundreds of thousands of manuscripts every month, and most of the editors accept manuscripts from old authors. The chances of newcomers being able to publish their works are similar to winning the lottery.

Now you can actually publish articles on the Internet, how can you not make people feel excited?

The demonstration effect brought by Three-Body Problem made online literature prosper quickly. The purpose of netizens is very pure, not to make money, but to express their desire for literary expression. Others were also very supportive, even Li Xunhuan's sour essays received unanimous praise.

The reason is that as a reader on the Internet, you can communicate with the author, make impromptu comments in the chat room, and meet so many like-minded people, which is incomparable to reading paper books.

In the summer of 1997, the number of Chinese netizens exceeded 200,000, and Internet cafes (early Internet cafes) spread to inland cities.

What can these people do online?

Nothing more than browsing information and chatting, mud (text online games) have just begun to become popular. Creating online literature has suddenly become an important content for people to surf the Internet. If you haven't read The Three-Body Problem, you don't deserve to call yourself a netizen!

That is the originator of Chinese Internet literature, and it is praised to the sky every minute.

This situation often occurs in Internet cafes: Hey, you are also surfing the Internet. Have you seen Three-Body Problem? What, haven't you seen it? Then you are too late to keep up with the trend. Let me tell you, Three-Body Problem Body is particularly awesome, the author is a Ph.D. in astrophysics... Hurry up and read it, don't be ashamed!

The King of Science Fiction didn't even say hello, so it directly serialized The Three-Body Problem.

Yang Xiao, the editor-in-chief of Science Fiction World, immediately called Song Weiyang, wanting to obtain the exclusive serialization rights of Three-Body Problem.

After the two parties communicated, Song Weiyang agreed, provided that the author's information would not be disclosed.

Science Fiction World began to serialize Three-Body Problem in mid-June, and warned its competitors: The King of Science Fiction has not contacted the author, and has not been authorized by the author. Please stop serializing Three-Body Problem immediately.

The battle between the two magazines immediately aroused the interest of science fiction fans, and thus they knew what online literature was.

There are even old sci-fi fans with gray hair. In order to catch up with updates, they ran to Internet cafes on crutches to learn how to surf the Internet from scratch.

There is also an Internet literature circle in the United States. Fang Zhuozi, known as one of the Eight Masters of Internet Literature, began to serialize Three-Body Problem in New Threads (an online publication). The readers of New Threads are mainly foreign students, both from mainland China and from Wanwan. These high-level intellectuals became fans of Three-Body in minutes, and then spread to Wanwan in a logical manner.

In the Internet circles of the entire Chinese world, The Three-Body Problem is almost unknown to everyone.

One day, Brother Xiao Ma suddenly called Song Weiyang: Old Song, I found a science fiction novel called Three-Body Problem, which is very powerful! I can say that this is the pinnacle of Chinese science fiction. The whole world belongs to the top works.

Song Weiyang smiled and said, Then I will read it.

Brother Ma is a veteran science fiction fan, and his childhood dream was to be an astronomer. He owned an astronomical telescope when he was in junior high school, which was equivalent to his father’s four-month salary, but his parents refused to buy it, so Xiao Ma wrote in his diary: “Parents killed an astronomer’s dream.”

With this astronomical telescope, Xiao Ma, who was still in junior high school, became the first person in the local area to see Halley's Comet. He also wrote an observation report and submitted it to Beijing, earning 40 yuan in manuscript fees.

Brother Xiao Ma said: I really want to get to know the author of Three-Body Problem, it's amazing!

Song Weiyang said, I wrote it, do you believe it?

Brother Xiao Ma smiled and said, I don't believe it.

Song Weiyang said, It's really not mine.