The Rescue Plan (The Original Novel of the Annual Blockbuster "The Rescue Plan")

👎 👎 👎 ——This is a favorable comment from Eridanus, a declarative sentence.

Halfway through the book, I always felt that the author's writing was concise, his ideas were clear, and he had a unique style that felt very familiar. Then I looked back and realized it was the author of The Martian. No wonder. This translator is also very good, and he can translate so many concepts clearly. It's been a long time since I've seen such a good science fiction novel, and I couldn't put it down even when I saw the birds chirping in the early morning. Such a good book, so few people read it, sigh.

It's so exciting, I'm looking forward to the movie's release. Happy, happy happy happy

The movie is emotionally resonant, the original work is shocking in details, and the movie does not mention the death struggle of human civilization. Dr. Matsuoka and Ms. Xi reported on the reproduction laws of astrophages at a global science conference, nuclear bombs were detonated in Antarctica to delay the cooling of the earth, and the huge five-star red flag on the aircraft carrier sailed silently in space... Grace is not a hero, he is an ordinary person who was "designed" by the world to be sent to the spacecraft - scientists used their last bit of reason and madness to gamble on a slim possibility. The original novel doesn't have the tenderness of the movie. When Grace returned to rescue Loki, she knew she couldn't go back. He eats "human burgers" grown from his own muscle cells on the spaceship and barely survives on Taomoba worms. After losing his sight, he communicated with Loki by hearing and operating equipment with burnt fingers. The ending was not teaching, but just surviving - but he had no regrets. Because Loki once braved deadly radiation and walked through a bulkhead corroded by Astrophage to save him. Two species and two civilizations completed an embrace that required no translation. Only "people" who choose not to give up at the end of the universe are more powerful than anyone else.

I like the heroine. In fact, I was very shocked in the movie. The female character is rational, gentle and strong at the same time. She is an iron-fisted decision-maker who always has clear thoughts and maintains rational judgment. She gets up after the explosion and is the first to rush over there, thinking and executing the remedial plan immediately. Moreover, the movie version is a relatively mild version, "I'm sorry to force you to do this, and I can't help it." The original work is "Humanity is going to be over, so be pretentious and get on the spaceship." It is a perfect interpretation of decisive killing and caring for the common people.

In my mind, "Rescue Plan" may not be as hard-core as "The Martian", but overall it is definitely stronger than "The Martian"! At the critical moment of human life and death, I was left alone on the spaceship with despair and loneliness. Even in this serious background, I can still see the friendship between two people who are trying to save their own planet. Their encounter is the greatest warmth in the entire novel! Andy adopts the style of recall narrative this time, allowing readers to understand the truth of the matter as the plot develops and the protagonist in the story gradually recalls the past. This narrative style needs to maintain good suspense in each part, only in this way can the reader be interested in reading. It's obvious that Andy is holding up very well. And every time I reminisce, it is not abrupt, and I naturally switch to the narrative perspective of memories. I personally think it is very enjoyable to read this way. The character creation and portrayal are also quite good. Ryan Grace and Loki, the two of them lost their companions in order to save their own race and became alone. They met in the vast universe. Every description between them moved me very much, just like what was described in their dialogue: "They are both good people." The portrayal of others is not bad either, such as the serious and tough Strutt (as a side note, I really wish the protagonist could return to Earth and scold Strutt) From the beginning, Ryan Grace was forced to become a member of the Hail Mary, to the final decision to give up his own survival for the sake of the survival of the races on the two planets. It can also be seen that the protagonist is constantly growing, from an ordinary person to a hero who saves the world!

The courage and friendship of grace and rocky shine brightly in the boundless universe. Thank you, I am so happy after reading it. [Cry]

It feels really shocking. The in-depth two-line but single-line narrative makes people feel numb. It is biased towards hard science fiction, but full of emotions. I can only say that it is worthy of being the author of "The Martian".

The moment the spacecraft changes direction, this book has risen to another level. In desperate situations, human beings still have a strong will to survive and hold on to hope; Grace shoulders the heavy responsibility of saving all mankind. He did not give up despite losing his memory and being isolated. He always held hope and worked hard to complete the task; And when he was about to complete his mission and triumphantly return to Earth to welcome glory, he chose to change direction and run towards his friends and the unknown future...

I read the book after watching the movie. Some of the omitted details in the movie made me question it. The book basically explained the science fiction part in detail and filled in the gaps in the movie. Despite watching the movie, I still cried throughout the last few chapters.

It's so good... It's a bit more sci-fi than I expected, but full of humor and warmth. After watching the movie in one sitting, listening to the Chinese theme song, I just wanted to sit in! However, the earlier comments seemed to be misplaced.

Touching, this is a romance unique to science fiction [crying][crying][crying]

It's a very good book. I originally read it because the movie "The Rescue Plan" produced by Gao Sling will be released next year. The result far exceeded my expectations. The author is really good at writing! The friendship between the two species is very touching, and the ending is unexpectedly touching. In addition to saving the earth, the protagonist finds his own meaning.

It's great to clear your doubts after watching the movie! Marvelous! I really like this kind of book. It is the most appetizing book and movie I have read in recent years! Marvelous! The last time I liked it so much was Interstellar. I look forward to more and better works appearing in the future!

The setting is novel, but what is even more touching is that in the vast universe, the protagonists meet friends who can save each other. Perhaps this name is not only about saving the earth, but also the friendship between two creatures from strange planets who are willing to sacrifice their lives for each other in the process of saving their respective planets!

After watching the movie, I came here to read up on the original novel. The original work is better. There are many things that were not explained clearly in the movie, or that seemed unreasonable at the time. The answers can be found in the original work. Maybe the length of the movie is limited. Although I thought it was well shot at the time, after reading the original work, I feel that it still failed to capture the flavor of the original work. The movie adapted some plots, but the most regrettable thing is that it did not highlight the character of the female person in charge. The movie version is too different from the original version. Loki's positioning is also a little weird compared to the original work, more like a smart and capable alien pet. In the original work, they are evenly matched companions, and even Loki is smarter and expresses himself more clearly and clearly. The ecological simulation entertainment room in the movie seemed to be original. I had never seen it when I was reading the book. When I was watching the movie, I thought it was very fancy and weird.

Science fiction is so fascinating. It throws out a possibility of the future, and then the story begins to grow on its own. This requires the author's rich imagination and huge brainpower - otherwise the reader will think of it in advance and the charm of the story will be reduced by half. But generally speaking, a qualified author will not let this situation happen. It takes a few seconds and minutes for a reader to read a text, but the author may conceive for days, months or even years. The Rescue Plan is just like that, a successful science fiction novel with logical development, successful character creation, suspense and reversal, the author has it at his fingertips. The author has a lot of imagination, but regarding the sun, the star on which humankind depends for survival, many science fiction authors have actually presupposed: What would happen if the sun disappeared or no longer generously heats the earth, but there are very few truly good stories. The plot is certainly exciting, but let's not talk about it for now. I have a bit of a rough idea of ​​narrative. The author's ability to tell stories is most amazing. He chooses the first person "I" to tell the story, and the limited subjective perspective is naturally mysterious. He uses a two-line narrative of the spaceship and the earth. The two story lines advance each other and make the story not monotonous. It is like the storyboards and long shots of a movie. The shots are constantly cut to enrich the characters. We watch the protagonist grow and watch him solve problems. How interesting! Imagine how long and boring the story would be if it were told in time and a rocket was launched from the earth to space. Of course, this is not to say that the first person is a perfect narrative method. Although it has a strong sense of substitution, it is often difficult to convey information and requires a high level of authorship. This is a characteristic of the first person. The author chooses "I" to narrate, and cleverly combines the narrative characteristics to create the most perfect narrative person that can be chosen in this book that can be combined with the set plot. "I" loses my memory at the beginning, "I" explores the spaceship, "I" solves difficulties, "I" grows up, experiences sadness, despair, happiness, joy, anger, sorrow, and joy, which is immersive. This made me impressed when I first saw it: it is so good at telling stories. I discovered this book because of the movie of the same name. I spent a few hours reading it roughly. I will read it again. A good work is worth reading twice. Recommended (#^.^#)👍🏻

The movie I watched first had beautiful and artistic scenes, but some of the plots were vague and unclear, so I read the novel. The movie pays more attention to emotions, focusing on the communication with Loki. He could not find a partner on the same frequency as himself on earth with billions of people, but he found one on an alien planet. This is very shocking, and he is willing to give up his life for Loki (this is more obvious in the novel). The novel is very hardcore, very sci-fi, full of imagination, and the author's writing style is also very humorous. Very nice

I especially like the protagonist Ryan, who is constantly struggling to find himself in difficult situations. There is a sentence in the book that impressed me deeply: "In the vast universe, we are all small, but our courage and determination can span the stars." This sentence is really inspiring. Recommended to all friends who like science fiction novels!

Since this universe allowed me to be born, it must use me as a witness. This is the collision between two civilizations and the salvation of two civilizations. It's so shocking... There is life in all things, there is civilization in life, and the universe is where civilization looks up... This cosmic-level romance made me cry [almost cried] when I watched it. The restoration of the movie is also very good. I like it very much🥰 amaze amaze amaze👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

The door to the new world can be broken through

📖Original work of "The Rescue Plan" I'm a fragile human vacuole, my face is leaking Fist bump, friend After the movie was released, many people recommended reading the novel first. It sets up a unique sense of suspense at the beginning. After reading it, I feel that it is indeed the case. The whole book is unfolded from a first-person perspective and is filled with narration without any buffering. Opening my eyes along with "I", "Who am I", "Where am I", "Where am I going", "Am I moving away from the sun? Or am I close to the sun?", Accompanied by humorous voices and questions that kept emerging, I experienced the first tingling moment in reading this book. "This is not my star. This is not the sun. In the vast universe, where am I?" The excitement I felt when I first met another being was still vivid in my mind. It was Rocky, an Eridanus person. I remember a period when I was obsessed with Liu Cixin in junior high school, and I have read almost all of his works. In his writings, Eridanus is sometimes a devourer, sometimes a very delicate and transparent being, while Loki is like a rock spider... The reconstruction of many science fiction images such as this made my reading experience very interesting. I laughed out loud because of this story, and there were a lot of "water leaking from the face" scenes. Two of "my" companions turned into mummies after I woke up, and Loki had 31 companions who all died because they didn't understand space radiation. I like many plots that echo back and forth. The nitrogen used for suicide played a huge role in keeping "me" alive and killing the tau bugs. Eridanus did not understand time dilation and caused calculation errors to provide sufficient fuel for "my" return. Loki's partner Adrian did not empathize with others. "I" was originally for the children, and finally became a science teacher on another planet... Compared with the coldness of the dark forest, it is idealistic but actually moving. And Ms. Strutt, she's really charming. Calm, wise and knowledgeable. She coordinated the entire Hail Mary project. Everyone thought she was studying science or business, but her major was history, and she didn't know what else to study at that time. "History means endless suffering to most people. The longer the history, the more severe the suffering. But I learned a lot." After reading the whole book, I felt that this passage was like a preview of the plot... Who lives, Who dies, Who tells your story

Excellent science fiction

In my mind, it can be compared with the Three Body Problems

A bad-mouthed male protagonist + an imaginative science fiction setting, a great novel

Rescue plan: save the sun, save yourself, save Loki and Eridanos, fate finally formed a closed loop at this moment. Hey, my friend, I care about you more than I think, so here I am! I'm here to save you! Because of love, we will move forward bravely even if we are afraid to face difficulties and obstacles. Courage is the hymn of mankind.

It's so beautiful and has the feel of golden age science fiction. The world is in tatters, and puppies and spiders are tinkering!

Although the movie cannot capture all the details, it is very helpful to make up for everything when watching the original work. It is recommended to watch the original work again after watching the movie. A great piece of work. I like the various callbacks designed by the author! Amaze amaze amaze!

A space fairy tale spanning two civilizations. There is no mutual hostility, only a common desire: to save the homeland.

Very interesting, definitely a science fiction work T0