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Miss Liu looked at Lin Yu on the stage, her eyes filled with stars.

"This is my man, Liu Yifei's man! He's just that outstanding!"

After a series of interviews with reporters and interactive games with the audience, the full film of "The Martian" was officially released.

The film opens by showing viewers what Mars looks like.

The sky was filled with yellow sand... or rather, red sand. On Mars, where red sand filled the sky, six astronauts were carrying out a mission together—collecting soil from a certain region of Mars.

Two were inside the spaceship monitoring the Martian conditions, while four were outside collecting soil.

"Hi! The soil here is a bit coarse, which might not be suitable for collecting materials," reported Zhang Hanyu, the character in the main storyline. (Hereafter, the actor's real name is used directly.)

"Oh? The soil here is quite fine!" Hu Jun, the protagonist, interjected directly.

"What? Should I announce this to the media?" Liu Ye joked.

"I think I should be given an award!" Hu Jun laughed.

While facing his teammates' formal reports, Hu Jun would occasionally crack a joke.

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"Captain, I suggest cutting off Hu Jun's communications. He's driving me crazy!" Zhang Ziyi complained, unable to bear it any longer.

Hu Jun: "Don't do this, I..."

Because Hu Jun talked too much nonsense, Gong Li, who played the captain, also gave Zhang Ziyi the order to cut off the communication.

But just then, the main characters encountered a Martian storm. After discussing it back at the Mars base, they decided to abandon the mission and take off ahead of schedule.

"I think we can wait a little longer!" Hu Jun suggested, somewhat reluctantly.

After a brief moment of thought, Emperor Gong ordered, "Set off! Abandon the mission!"

However, during the evacuation, Hu Jun was unexpectedly injured. Due to the disruption of communications caused by the storm, he lost contact with his teammates and was considered unlikely to survive. By a twist of fate, he was abandoned alone on Mars.

When the news reached Earth, researchers at the space agency were shocked and held a moment of silence to mourn Hu Jun.

"Let's notify his family! We can't keep it from them forever," Li Xuejian said painfully, her eyes closed.

Hu Jun, who was left alone on Mars, woke up to find the Mars deserted except for himself. He realized that his teammates must have thought he had been killed.

He dragged his injured body back to the Mars base step by step, endured the pain to pull out the antenna inserted into his body, and then used a stapler to close up his wound.

The audience below the stage was so disgusted by what they saw that it gave them a toothache!

Then, Hu Jun records the various survival problems he will face on his computer: food, water, accidents at the Mars base, etc., and the next time the spaceship returns to Mars will be four years later. This makes the audience secretly sweat for Hu Jun.

Fortunately, the film later reveals that Hu Jun is a botanist who also discovered potatoes at the Mars base.

This instantly relieved the audience, as China is one of the best in agriculture.

Since the movie says so, they must believe that Hu Jun will definitely succeed. Otherwise, why would they spend time saying that the protagonist is a botanist?

So when they watched Hu Jun in the movie successfully produce water and grow potatoes through a series of chemical experiments, and how he never gave up on being rescued during his time on Mars, they couldn't help but think to themselves, "Just as we expected!"

It has to be said that this is precisely what makes this movie so appealing: a lone individual's "wilderness survival".

Otherwise, Bear Grylls and Ed Stafford wouldn't have been so revered.

Moreover, unlike the previous film, when Hu Jun was left behind on Mars, what supported him was not only his positive and optimistic personality, but Lin Yu also added some familial and romantic support to his life.

After all, in the previous life's "The Martian," the film only briefly mentioned the protagonist's parents, which Lin Yu felt was a bit bland. So, in Lin Yu's version, he added a few minutes of scenes about the protagonist's family to strengthen the protagonist's will to survive.

The additional scene occurs when Hu Jun is resting on Mars.

The original protagonist, who simply stared blankly at the monitor screen of the Mars base and out the window when night fell for the first time, was changed to have a family photo of the protagonist added in front of the monitor screen. /// Including a family photo should be reasonable, right?

Looking at the family photo on the monitor screen, Hu Jun couldn't help but fall into memories:

"Dad, I've told you so many times, I don't want this spaceship model, I want Mickey Mouse!" His daughter Coco complained to him at her birthday party.

Here are a few scenes where Hu Jun, due to work, often neglects his family, even forgetting his daughter's favorite doll, and instead brings her a spaceship model he made as a gift.

"Okay, okay, it's Daddy's fault. Daddy forgot. I'll definitely buy you a Mickey Mouse next time."

"You always say that! But... I'll forgive you for now, but next birthday, I not only want Mickey Mouse, I also want to go to the amusement park!"

"Okay, Daddy promises!"

While Hu Jun reminisces while looking at the family photo, the protagonist on Earth is at home...

"Dad, Mom said you went to a very far place, so you couldn't come to Coco's birthday party this year. But I believe you'll definitely come back for Coco's next birthday, right? Coco is still waiting for Dad to take her to the amusement park." Coco said to herself, locked in her bedroom and looking at Hu Jun's photo.

She was still holding the spaceship model that Hu Jun had given her last time, her eyes filled with tears.

"Daddy, please come back soon! Coco misses you. Coco doesn't want Mickey Mouse anymore. Coco just wants Daddy to be by her side."

Meanwhile, outside the room, the actress playing Hu Jun's wife was also crouching in front of Coco's door, secretly crying...

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Finally… Liu Yifei plays a space agency technician who accidentally discovers that the space agency's equipment on Mars has been moved, thus deducing that Hu Jun is still alive.

Here, Lin Yu didn't film the kind of scenes from his previous life where they discussed whether or not to rescue the person, or whether or not it was worthwhile to rescue them.

After all, China has always advocated putting people first, and that when one region is in trouble, help comes from all sides! Therefore…

The director of the space agency, played by Li Xuejian, immediately issued orders to everyone at the agency the moment he learned that the protagonist was still alive…