Lighting up super-god technology in the Three-Body World

Chapter 217 This kind of battle is too difficult to fight!

In the 51th year of the Xinyuan era,
The mobilization plan was effective; the Trisolarans had not yet developed a strong desire for revenge, but the Earthlings had already established a discussion group on the feasibility of liberating the Trisolaran civilization.
This was mainly due to the fact that the Cultural Research Department, with permission from the Central Building, filmed a gradual trilogy from the perspective of interests: "The Strength of Hybrid Life," "The Expansion of Ethnic Consciousness," and "The Conquest of Natural Laws."
Starting with newborns, the book reveals in a comprehensive and naked way the enormous driving force of development brought about by the integration of different civilizations, including but not limited to the propagation of life, the growth of ethnic groups, and the conquest of the world.

This has led to a ridiculous phenomenon: most of the people who joined the "Liberation Discussion Group" were single.

His intentions were so obvious that they were even more obvious than those of Sima Zhao.

The Literature Research Department practically had the message "Conquer Trisolaris and distribute the Trisolaran race" printed directly on the public chat, but the subtle hints and overt suggestions were relentless.

For example, in the first book, "The Mighty Hybrid of Life," the male protagonist's background is forced marriage and mating, while the female protagonist is from an alien civilization whose personality is modeled after the Trisolarans.
The two start by exercising to reproduce, successfully giving birth to a gifted child, which allows the male protagonist to rise to a position of power.

The story follows the male protagonist's life experiences, showing viewers how the male and female leads go from strangers to developing feelings for each other. The latter half focuses on their child, demonstrating the significance of having a strong offspring.
You could call this a romance film, as it contains many scenes that, while not particularly deep, always manage to get your blood pumping with the female lead's reactions.

It is a physiological stimulation of human adrenaline.

The second part goes even further, escalating from individual interracial mating to group interracial mating, and also subtly mentioning a phenomenon.
The protagonist's race seems to have a problem with its own reproduction, and can only have babies through reproduction with members of other races. This aligns with the current situation in human civilization where the number of newborns is decreasing year by year.
This forced the protagonist's tribe to expand outwards, and the protagonist's philosophy was one of integration, which differed from the prevailing concept of conquest at the time. It's somewhat like How to Train Your Dragon, except that the dragons were from a different civilization.
The story unfolds along two lines: one is the protagonist's rise to power, and the other is the integration of one tribe into another, which can be considered an escalation of the first part.

The third step involves the philosophical realm, beginning with the First Emperor's unification of the four seas and eight wastelands and the Tang Empire's absorption of all ethnic groups to pay tribute. The expansion of civilization's power inevitably involves the expansion of the concept of civilization.

The natural world is vast. A single ethnic group may be able to dominate a place, but there will always be enemies further away, ready to fight at any moment.

How to handle these problems is an important indicator of the development of civilization. The film concludes with Jiang Fan's original voice, which is just one sentence:

"The development of civilization is like a boulder rolling down a mountain; once wisdom is awakened, it can never be stopped!"

No wonder they needed authorization from the central government. This primitive, bloody, and direct ideology is completely different from the positive and proactive ideas that Jiang Fan tries to maintain.

If this had happened in a weaker era, the spirit of all humanity might have been shattered into countless fragments by the reality of the existence of countless alien civilizations.

But now it’s different.
Aside from the goddess Xiling, the new generation as a whole embodies a fearless, "I'm the boss" mentality, preferring to die a glorious death rather than live a shameful life.
The middle generation gradually transitioned to understanding the practical significance of civilization's development from a macro perspective, gravitating towards the team led by Jiang Fan and blindly following their leader.

The older generation is more focused on interests, and now the three films directly break down the connections between them, leaving them no choice but to think about it.

In short, the trilogy ignited humanity's ambition for outward expansion. Whether you call it liberation or peaceful evolution, it fundamentally represents a communist-dominated group swallowing up another group dominated by authoritarian politics.

No matter how noble the reasons used to embellish it, it cannot conceal the fact that this is a war, a total war waged to implement the political strategy of the Central Building!

With the right mindset, everything can be ruined!
A military conference led by Zhang Beihai was held in the Second World. In addition to the chiefs of various departments, new generation powerhouses, including Luo Yinxi, also attended the meeting.

he said,
"First, I must emphasize again, this war is extremely dangerous! Utterly dangerous! It is the most dangerous war since the birth of Earth!" "The deterrence system, based on the Dark Forest Theory, is not only a constraint on the Trisolaran civilization, but also on us!"

"Just as the Trisolaran civilization couldn't figure out how many devices we launched that could broadcast coordinates, we also don't know how many they launched."

"It is virtually impossible to achieve absolute information blockade because the communication method of quantum entanglement is instantaneous."

"Therefore, the first and most important principle of this war is to prevent the Trisolaran civilization from developing the idea of ​​broadcasting coordinates!"

"Fortunately, the Trisolaran civilization has an inherent disadvantage: they share thoughts and cannot lie, which gives us a direction to monitor."

"This gives rise to the second principle: war should not be based on our subjective intentions, but on the thought processes of the Trisolaran people."

"The final rule is that if the Trisolaran civilization develops the idea of ​​broadcasting, no matter what the situation, all activities must be stopped immediately, without hesitation, and the body must be destroyed, and the mind returned to Earth."

"This is to leave enough room for maneuver in the subsequent negotiations between the two sides, so as to avoid the Trisolaran leader from going to his death in despair."

"In short, you can't force them to a dead end if they don't succeed."

"Do you understand?"

The atmosphere in the room grew increasingly heavy as Zhang Beihai spoke. When he uttered his last sentence, no one responded; everyone present frowned in thought.
This kind of battle is too difficult to fight!

Only a fool like humans would think of giving it a try. Don't you see that the Trisolaran civilization simply gave up on this idea?
Even if the Trisolaran civilization thought it had everything prepared in the original story, so what? It was still broadcast its coordinates.
Moreover, the Trisolarans that the Earthlings are facing are not as foolish as the Earthlings they faced in the original story, which makes the difficulty of this matter skyrocket.

After thinking for a long time, Chen Zhou took the initiative to speak.

"Everything depends on the internal reforms of the Trisolaran civilization. If we fail, we can still awaken on Earth through mind transplantation."

Luo Ji said to her,

"But under your current system, internal forces alone are probably not enough to overthrow the leader's rule."

Chen Zhou looked troubled.

"I know, but compared to the destruction brought by broadcast coordinates, it's better to go slower than to take the risk."

(End of this chapter)