Fooling Tomoko into being a system

Thomas Vader then thought of the Trisolaran fleet stationed on Mars. The reason why they traded large amounts of materials with human civilization was naturally exposed to Thomas Vader. The Trisolaran fleet built more light-speed spacecraft just to return to the Trisolaran galaxy. Take away more people.

The Trisolaran galaxy lacks resources and cannot build a light-speed spacecraft on its own. The most efficient way is to use human civilization to lay eggs by borrowing chickens.

So can this be used to trade with the Trisolaran civilization?

For example, threaten the coalition government to stop providing materials for manufacturing light speed spacecraft to the Trisolaran fleet in exchange for light speed spacecraft front-end technology?

This is also very risky. No one knows how long it will take for the Dark Forest attack to arrive. If it takes too long, the Trisolaran fleet will not care about the threat, and may even directly attack human civilization to seize the resources of the solar system.

Ever since he discovered that the Trisolaran Galaxy could choose the Black Domain Security Statement, Thomas Vader found that it was difficult for threats to be effective.

As for why the Trisolaran civilization did not attack human civilization but chose to trade now, it may be because the Trisolaran civilization was worried that the attack from the dark forest would come too soon, so it chose the more efficient method of cooperation.

The Trisolarans are no longer afraid of the threat of humans in the dark forest, so what if they follow humans?

Who cares about a marmot screaming at the top of his lungs?

Even if the coordinates of the two civilizations are announced together, the Trisolaran civilization has a black domain security statement in hand, and can laugh at the destruction of human civilization by the dark forest.

The more Thomas Wade thought about it, the more trouble he felt. The biggest card in his hand was about to expire.

Another point that must be considered is that if you choose to transmit the coordinates of the Trisolaran Galaxy and the Trisolaran civilization uses the Black Domain Security Statement to protect itself, will other civilizations see the Trisolaran Galaxy protected by the Black Domain Security Statement? Will they choose to attack?

This has not been tested, no one knows the results, and the threat effect is unknown.

In short, using the dark forest to threaten Trisolaran civilization is not as reliable as before in Thomas Vader's eyes.

It's like two people walking in a dark cloudy city, one of them holding an umbrella.

Thomas Vader even thought about snatching the umbrella away, but after comparing the technology of both sides, he could only give up silently.

Thomas Wade looked uncertain. He suddenly looked up and saw Zhang Beihai in the picture. He told Zhang Beihai the problem he was thinking of and tried to get some advice from him.

After hearing about Thomas Vader's difficulties, Zhang Beihai had to lament that Thomas Vader was a smart man. He could realize that the noose around the neck of Trisolaran civilization was loose just by relying on the specially prepared information from Starship Earth.

However, the current situation is worse than Thomas Vader thought. He does not have to worry about the Trisolaran civilization using the black zone safety statement, and he does not have to worry about the star+trail not being fatal.

Because the Trisolaran civilization used its own destruction to complete this experiment.

The Dark Forest deterrent system in the hands of Thomas Vader has lost its threat to the Trisolaran fleet.

As for Thomas Vader's use of the dark forest as a deterrent to force the Trisolaran civilization to hand over its lightspeed engine front-end technology, Zhang Beihai is also not optimistic about this method.

Starship Earth scientists have analyzed that the new threat is to use a light-speed spacecraft to collide with a Trisolaran light-speed spacecraft. In order to prevent this possibility, the Trisolaran fleet will not hand over its front-end technology.

The best way is to let human civilization trade with the Trisolaran Fleet and exchange supplies for the Trisolaran Fleet to use the Black Domain Security Statement on the solar system. This is currently the only way that can be thought of to allow humans in the entire solar system to survive.