The discussion centers on the science fiction novel "The Three-Body Problem" by Liu Cixin, which explores the complexities of a civilization existing in a triple star system. Participants highlight the book's unique premise of unpredictable climate challenges faced by characters attempting to navigate their environment. The conversation also notes that "The Three-Body Problem" is the first book in a trilogy, with the second installment, "The Dark Forest," already translated into English. While the initial premise is engaging, some readers express that the narrative eventually diverges from realistic expectations.
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Yes, that what it looks like in the start of the novel. It gets steadily more creepy.jedishrfu said:I remember it had a gaming feel where folks tapped into different times playing a character who tries to predict the unpredictable climate on this strange planet not understanding the suns it orbits.