The Trisolarans Were This Ugly?

In fact, Lin Ye was quite curious about what the Trisolarans looked like.

Because Da Liu did not provide a specific description of the Trisolarans in the original work.

In the end, Earthlings will never know what their enemies look like.

This is also due to the technological gap between Advanced Civilization and less advanced civilizations; an Advanced Civilization can completely hide itself from a less advanced one.

But things are different now.

Now, thanks to the automatic generation mechanism of the Creation Space, Lin Ye is actually able to catch a glimpse of the Trisolarans.

As the Creation Space System was generated simultaneously, Lin Ye stared intently at the surface of the Trisolaris.

This feeling is very similar to the feeling of watching embryos develop when I was doing experiments in the lab.

It was filled with anticipation and a sense of fulfillment.

[Honorable Dungeon Designer, the Trisolarans simulation is complete!]

Lin Ye quickly began zooming in and out, trying to get a closer look.

As the first Trisolarans slowly formed, Lin Ye couldn't help but exclaim in surprise.

Because the Trisolarans, in appearance, are actually giant worms!

To put it more vividly, the Trisolarans are like a strange-looking deep-sea creature from Blue Star in their previous life—a salps!

Sea squirt

More accurately, it is an aggregate of countless salps, a twisted shape of thousands of salps squeezed together.

It looks like a super jelly that's constantly trembling.

These Trisolarans' bodies seemed to be woven from countless slender tentacles, each one trembling slightly, as if expressing their inner emotions and fluctuations.

Their skin has a translucent texture, as if one can glimpse the life force flowing within them. At the ends of these tentacles are some strange organs, like the eyes of an alien world, capable of discerning the mysteries of the Universe.

"Holy crap!"

"Are the Trisolarans really this ugly?"

Seeing the Trisolarans in such a grotesque state, Lin Ye couldn't help but curse a couple of times.

Previously, the Trisolarans had always referred to Earthlings as lowly insects, only to discover that the Trisolarans were actually the insects.

To be honest, Lin Ye felt a little nauseous looking at this slug-like shape.

However, upon closer examination, considering the living environment of the Trisolaran star system, along with its ability to dehydrate, reproduce by fission, and lack of sensory organs, the appearance of this soft-bodied worm seems quite reasonable.

In this situation, whether it's ugly or not doesn't really matter; just having it is a victory.

Lin Ye didn't want to think too much about what the Trisolarans looked like.

Times change.

Now the Three-Body Problem World is in the hands of Lin Ye, the great Designer. No matter how ugly it is, it's still his child.

One by one, the Trisolarans were hatched and quickly took over the entire planet.

In this Creation Space, the course of life becomes incredibly rapid, spanning millennia in a single glance.

The Stable Era and the Chaotic Era are constantly alternating.

Now that we have the planet and the people on it, the basic framework of the Three-Body Problem Instance has been completed.

However, this is only a relatively broad design, and Lin Ye has not perfected many details.

His most important task now is to get the framework in place.

If a planet has the basic conditions and life species, it can slowly evolve, and at the very least, it can be put into use.

Lin Ye didn't intend to design all the specific details at once; there was still less than a month to go, so there was no rush.

What Lin Ye needs to do next is the most important part of the entire Instance.

That means increasing the difficulty of Instance.

How to increase the intensity?

One is weaponry, the other is technology.

This is the most important part of the Instance.

When it comes to the technology of the Three-Body Problem, Lin Ye can only think of three concepts.

Antimatter Engines, Droplets, and Sophons!

"Let's start by designing the simplest Antimatter Engine..." Lin Ye squatted in the void of the Creation Space and began to talk to himself.

The Antimatter Engine is probably the least technologically advanced technology in the Three-Body Problem.

In fact, the Earth civilization in Lin Ye's previous life had also conducted research on Antimatter Engines. As Research Institute in his previous life, the Dragon Country, where Lin Ye lived, also had a research institute that specialized in this area.

Antimatter Engines use antimatter to generate energy, thereby propelling large Military Ordnance such as Universe Spaceships.