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Hmm. Wondering if I should stop watching 3 body problem and read the books? The concepts/ideas in the show are really fascinating and I imagine they are explored more deeply in print. But how is the writing (or rather, translation)? Worth it or no?
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definitely worth it! the books are the real deal. translation is pretty good IMO. the show is going to make you cringe.
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I saw the trailer for 3 body problem and as a sci fi fan jumped all over the book first to get a head start. Couldn’t finish the book. Very laboured writing. Completely unbelievable plot developments. Basically a book that hangs a lot of math over boring writing. If I was into maths… maybe. My view: avoid!
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I struggled a bit with book 1 (it took a while for me to really get into the story and setup), but with book 2 I was hooked! But be aware that it is really truly 100% hard sci-fi, there are some wild concepts in there! If you love that stuff the books come fully recommended!
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@hirsh
Just finished book number 2! (The dark forest). Highly recommend
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@hyp
The basics outlines of the plot and the science are the same, but characters, dialogue and timelines are kind of mishmashed in the TV series . I've only read book one, I can't say it was GREAT.Writing is matter of fact, not really worth it. I'm 3 episodes into series and wondering if I should just stop and read book2.
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@juliethaas
I really enjoyed the Netflix show so NOW I definitely want to read the books! 📚 But don’t stop watching over an opinion piece.
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