The TV series poses a four body problem early on (three suns and a single planet).
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I guess I should have followed your methodology and simply asserted my point without providing any supporting evidence. That would have been much better surely.
The Chinese one is true rendition the books needed. It's slow paced but it is a triumph
Also, giving up because there is a strong female arch? Damn. Macho much?
Adaptations should stick to the source material, not bend over backwards to appease the culture war zealots.
I'm assuming it's a two-step thing where "strong female with superpowers" offends, not strong female arch[sic].
What were the offending superpowers?
I found the stuff about the cultural revolution by far the most interesting, finally I could understand it - that there was nothing to understand, there was no underlying rationale; it was just madness.
It's not irrelevant because a stable era only happens when the planet orbits one of the suns which will depend on the motion of the planet too.
The motion of the planet is completely determined by what the three suns are doing, and their motion barely depends on that of the planet.
That's the same as the book except the book explains eventually that there were originally 7? 9? planets. The others had been ripped apart or consumed by the 3 stars, and the last one would be eventually.
It seemed like a tough book to adapt to television and I think they did a great job considering the challenges.