The Science Fiction Villain Treatment

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First of all, let me introduce it as an imaginary work. To be more specific, this is SF. Science fiction is a field of literature that is attracted and attracted to the realm of potential facts. Therefore, science fiction is part of literature and is one of the most practical and liberal type fiction as it relates to imaginable facts. So, Science Fiction writer is a possibility writer. The theory is also a possible fact. If you wish, you can think of it as a theory of the narrative style of science fiction. In other words, you do not have to trust anyone. I am not saying that it happened. I do not mean that this is true. I just said that this is a story about the possible facts.