If I had to rate the show, on a scale of 10, I’d give it 7.0-7.5. It’s lower than I expected, but it’s still a decent, and worth watching sci-fi.
Now viewers in China are scolding Netflix for playing the three-body problem too badly.
I think the current situation of the Internet in China is not much different from the Cultural Revolution, as shown in the work. Because I just commented on the Chinese Internet “I think the Netflix version is OK, not that bad”, I was scolded by Chinese netizens, so I had to keep silent on the Chinese Internet and use a vpn to share my opinion here.
Admittedly, I think the Tencent version of the three-body problem is definitely better than the Netflix version of the three-body problem, and I can score 8-8.5 points for the Tencent version of the three-body problem.
After all, the Tencent version of the Three-Body Problem has 30 episodes, which is enough time to show the various details of the first book, while the Netflix version only has eight episodes, and it includes some of the content of the second and third books, so I can understand that the Netflix version of the Three-Body problem will cut and adapt more content, but it will not affect the viewing.
I think both the Netflix version of the three-body problem and the Tencent version of the three-body problem are worth looking at. And both have advantages and disadvantages. Tencent’s version of the three-body story will be more protracted, and the theoretical knowledge inside is sometimes too complicated, which is not easy for people to understand the three-body problem for the first time.
The Netflix version of the Three-body problem is easier to understand and friendly for those who are new to this kind of science fiction.
So, if you are watching the three-body problem for the first time or the first time you come into contact with this science fiction work, I would recommend you to watch the Netflix version of the three-body problem first, and then go to the Tencent version.
All in all, I don’t think Netflix’s adaptation was a failure, and I’m looking forward to Netflix’s second adaptation.