Death's End
Cixin Liu
11 people recommended it in 10 threads, 2017–2024.
What people on Hacker News said
All three books have some fun, novel ideas. While the plot arc is not very traditional, it is complex and interesting -- lots of characters with vastly different motivations interacting in interesting ways.
I found the next two books in the trilogy (The Dark Forest, Death's End) to go much more in depth on the sci-fi aspect; if you're willing to suspend a little disbelief the story is constantly engaging and quite thought-provoking.
It talks about the ongoing tension between humanity and the alien race. It explores many facets of human nature and humanity. Must read.
Expanded my perception of life, death, love, time and our potential purpose, via some very well written fiction (space opera style).
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