The flavor is different from last night.
Today, the readers have come up with something new again.
I don't know who the wise guy was who started it, but there's a new rhythm in the comments section:
"We've been fooled by the old rascal!"
"Although I admit 'The Heartbroken' is fantastic, the level of sci-fi elements in it can't really be considered a science fiction novel, can it?"
"Exactly."
"At most, it could be considered soft sci-fi."
"What, soft sci-fi counts as sci-fi?"
"I don't care, we want hard sci-fi!"
"What's that, what is soft sci-fi and what is hard sci-fi?"
"Hard sci-fi is work based on sciences like physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, psychology, medicine, etc., while soft sci-fi, as opposed to hard sci-fi, is a sci-fi subgenre that focuses on themes and plots revolving around philosophy, psychology, political science or sociology."
"This 'The Heartbroken' is essentially a novel with motherhood as its theme."
