The rebirth of time – Baoshu, Liu Qixin – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-242949-1
The rebirth of time
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The rebirth of time
9.99 €
"Rebirth of Time" is the official sequel to Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem." This science fiction story tells the story of a man caught between the fate of humanity, the power of an alien civilization, and his own right to choose.
At the center of the story is Yun Tianming, a hero whose storyline in a world of interstellar conflict takes on new dimensions.
Baoshu, also known as Li Jun, continues the universe of the "Remembrance of Earth's Past" series through a more personal and emotional look at cosmic events.
Here, not only technology and the war of civilizations are important, but also guilt, the theme of redemption, and the question of whether it is possible to stop being someone else's tool.
This is a book about space, where not only the future of worlds is at stake, but also the price of a single human decision.
When a terminally ill person agrees to be frozen and sent into space, it seems like the final act of desperation. What follows is a completely different story: captivity by the Trisolarans, years of brutal pressure, forced collaboration, and a life marked as a traitor. Against this backdrop, a new conflict arises—not only between humanity and an alien civilization, but also between an alien will and personal choice. The hero is offered another chance and drawn into a cosmic confrontation, one that concerns the fate of the Universe. The story moves from a personal drama to a grand fantasy, without losing its human dimension.
At the center of the story is Yun Tianming, a hero whose storyline in a world of interstellar conflict takes on new dimensions.
Baoshu, also known as Li Jun, continues the universe of the "Remembrance of Earth's Past" series through a more personal and emotional look at cosmic events.
Here, not only technology and the war of civilizations are important, but also guilt, the theme of redemption, and the question of whether it is possible to stop being someone else's tool.
This is a book about space, where not only the future of worlds is at stake, but also the price of a single human decision.
When a terminally ill person agrees to be frozen and sent into space, it seems like the final act of desperation. What follows is a completely different story: captivity by the Trisolarans, years of brutal pressure, forced collaboration, and a life marked as a traitor. Against this backdrop, a new conflict arises—not only between humanity and an alien civilization, but also between an alien will and personal choice. The hero is offered another chance and drawn into a cosmic confrontation, one that concerns the fate of the Universe. The story moves from a personal drama to a grand fantasy, without losing its human dimension.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the cycle Memories of Earth's Past
