not that either, i read tolken's entire written body between 11 and 13 and the night runner series as well which was about two-thirds the length and heavily saturated in fantasy history within the last few years as each came out

history i love to read but only if it is a history that is not petty and meandering. this is written like a really dull fanfiction by people who are really only writing for themselves. some of the explanations are detailed while some are vague and questionable. some of the chars get copious amounts of time while others are scarcely mentioned at all. the writing's flavor changes notibly in places suggesting several people wrote the story(this is bad since it should have been mostly consistent even between writers) and well just as a personal thing i am not into histories that cannot be read without liberal doses of 'well pretend it can happen' because even within the universe things that cannot happen happen

to be frank i stopped reading around the end of the ball arc and i don't intend on reading any more. i am too much of a literary snob and my standards are much too high

Magic is fine but I personally think that physics CAN explain the entire issue. And it will seem like MAGIC to us. For example, (and without putting words into the story here), but if a certain race of people had the power and the inclination they could make a system like this if they wanted to. It's just a matter of power and know-how. That is all it is. I assure you that taking 3 planets and putting them into orbit around a sun, with one planet having a moon and the three of them sharing a wandering moon for who knows what reason, is possible, we just don't know how to do it, but it could be done.

As for the story here I would like to say that stories of old have all been written by different people. Oral tradition is the telling of stories by different people. The bible is the telling of stories by different people (or the word of God as some believe, told by different people). It's the same here I suppose.

Also I know you feel it is not well-written, but to write it in the first place and to think it up and work it out is an achievement in itself.

Let me end with a quote by Mark Twain: "Good breeding consists in concealing how much we think of ourselves and how little we think of the other person."

The three-body problem is impossible to solve exactly. Trisphee is a six-body system. Any physics-only solution will necessarily be limited in how long it can retain semistability.

It does not matter what it is. Do you think that someone somewhere cannot come along with the power to do such a thing? Why not? Look what we can do right now. With antigravity you can accomplish a lot, maybe even stabilize that planetary system. Though why one would want such a system is not mine to know.

Choco, the whole writing team and process was revamped after the Ball and Fight for Freedom arcs. I would suggest you give the writing another shot, because it has vastly improved since you stopped reading. As much as I've always loved the story, I really hated the writing before; but, I think it's much, much better now. :)