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This passage caused readers on the continent of Teyvat to break free from their previous understanding.

Yes!

Although previous descriptions have portrayed the universe as infinitely large and boundless.

However, if we imagine it as a planet, and each planet is an individual within this giant planet, then the concept of the universe becomes easier to understand.

Although it's still difficult to imagine just how vast the universe is using this approach, at least it provides a concrete direction for thought.

However, if all civilizations in the universe are a single entity, what kind of impact would their various activities have on the universe?

For example, in the Three-Body world, a planet is like a rugby ball, being hit back and forth by three players. Such activity is just a very common phenomenon in the universe.

This...this is simply impossible, isn't it?

Unbelievable, incredible, unimaginable!

The readers were all impressed but didn't understand.

Although they didn't know how Yang Dong came up with this ingenious idea, they thought it was very sophisticated just by looking at the metaphor.

Meanwhile, many readers who have read the first two books of "The Three-Body Problem" have also noticed this.

In an elegant room in Liyue, Beidou, Ningguang, and Keqing gathered together, each holding a copy of "The Three-Body Problem 3".

Sunlight streamed through the curtains, bathing them in its warmth, filling the room with a tranquil and focused atmosphere.

Ningguang read intently, occasionally revealing a surprised expression. She was somewhat surprised that Beidou, who never liked reading, could sit quietly beside her, immersed in the world of books with her.

The usually bold and forthright female captain, Beidou, appeared unusually thoughtful at this moment.

She held her ample bosom with one hand, a complex look in her eyes: "I never expected that Yang Dong knew all along that her mother was the leader of the anti-human organization ETO, and that Blue Star Technology had been locked down by Sophon. No wonder she wanted to commit suicide."

Ningguang calmly expressed her opinion: "I think she could have informed humanity of this discovery before she died, which might have allowed humanity to react sooner."

However, Ke Qing shook her head, her eyes firm, and retorted, "It's different. When a person loses the hope of living, all talk of human righteousness, fame and fortune is just a bubble to her."

"So that's why she committed suicide at home after completing the simulation and learning the whole truth."

Beidou nodded in agreement, her tone tinged with emotion: "Yes, not only did I learn that everything I did was in vain, but I also learned that the culprit behind all of this was actually my own mother. I doubt anyone could accept that, right?"

"Besides, she's just an ordinary girl, not some kind of powerful demon."

Ke Qing frowned, deep in thought, her fingers gently resting on her chin:

"However, I still don't quite understand why Ye Jie would suddenly create this organization and request the arrival of extraterrestrial civilizations to save humanity. Can't humanity save itself?"

"It doesn't make sense to ask aliens to save humanity, does it? And why would aliens agree to her request to save humanity?"

"We in Liyue are changing everything through our own efforts. Can't the people of Earth, whose technology is far more advanced than ours, do the same?"

Faced with Keqing's question, Ningguang and Beidou also fell silent, their gazes returning to the pages of the book, continuing to delve into the story with this unsolved mystery in mind.

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The camera slowly pans to a cold, white hospital ward, where Yun Tianming, a man with a reclusive personality and suffering from late-stage Demon Scale Disease, resides.

His eyes revealed a hint of despair and resentment, but when he learned that the euthanasia bill had been passed, he felt completely lost.

This news was both a relief and an endless source of sorrow for him.

Just then, a successful entrepreneur walked into the ward. He was Yun Tianming's classmate from back then, and the person who was inspired by Yun Tianming to create the famous beverage brand.

With a faint smile on his face, the entrepreneur handed Yun Tianming a check for 10,000 Mora.

This money was his way of repaying Yun Tianming's gratitude.

However, in Yun Tianming's eyes, fame and money seemed so insignificant. His only concern was Cheng Xin, the goddess of his dreams whom he had secretly loved for many years.

She was as radiant as the sun, a school beauty who drove countless boys crazy, and also the deepest love in Yun Tianming's heart.

In the final moments of his life, Yun Tianming decided to do something to express his deep affection for Cheng Xin. He came up with a bold plan—to give her a star.

He recalled the various programs the federal government launched to address the Trisolaran crisis, among which the Stellar Project caught his eye. This program allowed individuals to purchase their own stars, which, although absurd, gave Yun Tianming a chance to fulfill his wish.

After going through a series of complicated procedures, Yun Tianming anonymously purchased a visible star, XD3090.

He solemnly wrote Cheng Xin's name in the recipient column and gifted the star to her.

This star is both a symbol of his endless love for Cheng Xin and his final, most romantic declaration of love.

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