Genshin Impact was written as Three-Body Problem, but due to delayed updates, Fou locked him in a da

Mond.

In a corner of the Knights of Favonius training ground, Eileen sat on a patch of grass, holding a thick copy of "The Three-Body Problem" in her hand.

Her father, Herman, an adventurer who valued literary cultivation, specially brought her the entire Three-Body Problem series. This set of Three-Body Problems was quite expensive, costing almost half a month's worth of his retirement money.

He hoped that his daughter could steal a moment of leisure between intense training sessions, and that she would not only focus on martial arts but also have a deep accumulation of literary knowledge.

In Hermann's view, an excellent adventurer needs not only sufficient physical fitness and superb swordsmanship, but also a wealth of knowledge.

Eileen frowned slightly. At first, she did not understand her father's intentions and even thought that reading these complicated books was nothing but a waste of time.

In her opinion, it would be better to use the extra time to hone her swordsmanship at the Knights of Favonius training grounds. After all, only through constant training could she catch up with Commander Jean and become a formal knight.

So Eileen was initially very resistant, saying things like, "Even if I stop practicing swordsmanship, I will never read such complicated books."

However, when Eileen opened the first book of the Three-Body Problem series out of curiosity, she was attracted by the various novel settings. Her emotions gradually became tense as the story progressed, and she was also extremely looking forward to the following plot.

Especially when she read the part about the Ladder Project, Eileen couldn't help but exclaim in genuine amazement: "So that's how it was solved? That's amazing!"

Her eyes sparkled with surprise and admiration, filled with respect for the book's creativity and conception. She gripped the pages tightly, completely absorbed in the story, as if she had forgotten everything else and was immersed in the wondrous world of "The Three-Body Problem," even forgetting her favorite sword practice.

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In the Palace of Pure Goodness in Sumeru, a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere permeated the air.

In this courtyard meticulously tended by the grass elemental spirits, Nasita sat gracefully and serenely on a swing woven from delicate grass elements.

Sunlight filtered through the lush foliage, casting dappled shadows on her body and the copy of "The Three-Body Problem 3: Death's End" on her snow-white thighs.

Nasita's gaze was fixed intently on the pages of the book, and when she read the part about the ladder plan, her usually calm eyes suddenly sparkled with wisdom.

She lowered her head slightly, her long hair gently falling beside her cheek, and murmured to herself, her voice filled with surprise and admiration: "Project Ladder... uses a radiation sail to pull the detector into the air, and then uses nuclear explosion radiation at certain intervals as energy to propel the detector to continuously accelerate, just like climbing a ladder, eventually making it reach 1% of the speed of light."

She gently closed the book, gazing into the distance as if pondering some profound question. Her voice grew firmer, filled with reverence for knowledge: "Indeed, knowledge can change destiny, and even overcome the limitations of science."

Her eyes revealed a yearning and curiosity for the unknown world, while also showing her boundless respect for knowledge.

Nasita swayed gently on the swing, and the surrounding scenery swayed softly with her. The whole scene was poetic and picturesque, full of tranquility and wisdom.

"We don't know if this plan will succeed. Let's wait and see."

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Mond.

When Ke Qing saw Cheng Xin coming to find Yun Tianming, she thought it was a beautiful love story.

But when she saw Cheng Xin's "Ladder Project," and saw that the project required candidates to have an aerospace background and be terminally ill, she immediately had a bad feeling—could this woman be trying to make Yun Tianming, who had always secretly loved her, go through this cruel selection process?

No way, right?

Keqing, who has always believed in pure love, felt as if her brain had been struck when she anticipated this step.

If that's really the case, then Cheng Xin truly deserves to die!

Didn't they know that he spent all his money to buy her a star, making her the only woman in the world to own a star?

With her doubts still lingering, Keqing continued scrolling down.

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The "Stairway Project" described in "The Three-Body Problem 3: Death's End" is a selection process comparable to a journey to hell. The chosen brains are destined to fly into the endless, dark abyss of the universe and face the Trisolaran fleet that is invading Earth.

What awaits this brain may be extreme experiments on human senses, or extreme punishments inflicted on it.

This brain will be unable to resist, unable to cry for help, and will even be deprived of the right to end its own life.

That brain will be completely at the mercy of the Trisolarans, subject to their experiments, and the things it will encounter are simply unimaginable.

This is precisely why Cheng Xin sought out Yun Tianming.

Upon learning that one of her aerospace engineering classmates was terminally ill, Cheng Xin rushed back to China without hesitation. Filled with a sense of mission, she asked that person to contribute his brain—Yun Tianming, the man who had bought her an entire planet.

(Personally, I feel that if Yun Tianming were alive today, he would definitely be called the ultimate simp, but in the era when Liu Cixin wrote The Three-Body Problem, he might have been called innocent.)

At this moment, Cheng Xin had no idea that it was this man in front of her who anonymously gave her a star, making her the only woman in the world to possess a star.

However, at this moment, with a love for all humanity, she pleaded with the man to choose this painful way of dying.

Her eyes were filled with pleading and reluctance, yet also revealed a hint of determination.

Faced with Cheng Xin's pleading gaze, Yun Tianming suddenly burst into maniacal laughter, a mockery of his own one-sided feelings and a satire of the cruel tricks of fate.

Then, his heart sank completely into the abyss of despair, and a miserable and bitter smile appeared on his lips.

He turned his head and said to Cheng Xin in a weak but firm tone, "Okay, I accept."

At this moment, Yun Tianming's heart was filled with complex emotions. His sacrifice was not for Blue Star, nor for humanity, nor for Cheng Xin. He died purely because his heart was dead, and he died completely on the operating table.

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