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After completing the game multiple times, Wang Miao finally cracked the secrets of the Three-Body Problem game and learned the hidden story of the Red Coast Base and the Red Coast Project from Ye Wenjie. Just then, Shen Yufei's husband, Wei Cheng, appeared.

In an attempt to obtain clues from Shen Yufei, Shi Qiang and Wang Miao went to her residence. As soon as they reached the ground floor, they heard a cold gunshot ring out from the rooftop. Shi Qiang, a police officer, reacted swiftly, rushing to the roof. The sight before him caused his pupils to shrink—Shen Yufei, riddled with bullets, was already dead. The fact that she, the representative of a mysterious force, had died from gunshot wounds plunged the case into further mystery.

"The entire plot was driven by her."

"She stopped Wang Miao from conducting nano experiments. The countdown in front of Wang Miao must also be related to her. She may even have guided Wang Miao to access the Three-Body Problem game. She is definitely the embodiment of mysterious power, and may even be an alien."

"Shen Yufei is dead? Impossible, she should reappear later."

"Could it be a stand-in? The mysterious spokesperson wouldn't die so easily; maybe he's faking his death to hide something."

"Where do you see that she has had contact with aliens? This logic doesn't make sense."

Audiences in the theater speculated, though their guesses were slightly off. This further enriched the genre labels of the *Three-Body Problem* film. Shen Yufei's death was too suspicious; Shi Qiang, relying on his police intuition, deduced that there was more to the story. Through Wei Cheng's confession, the truth gradually surfaced: an organization indeed existed that sought to destroy humanity, and it was internally divided into three factions—

The first faction is the Salvation Faction, represented by Shen Yufei, who believes that there is still a chance to save humanity and tries their best to prevent "punishment" from coming.
The second faction is the Adventists, led by Pan Han, who support the "Lord" descending upon the world to punish humanity's sins.

The third group consists of survivors who have no faith and only seek to survive the disaster.

Through the dialogue between Shi Qiang and Wei Cheng, viewers are introduced to new concepts such as "Salvation Faction," "Advent Faction," "Commander," and "Mysterious Force." Viewers with a clear sense of logic can already piece together the basic plot: Wei Cheng informs Shi Qiang that a mysterious human organization is attempting to introduce extraterrestrial power to exterminate humanity. Shi Qiang continues his investigation, while Wang Miao gradually gains the trust of "the boundaries of science."

The main storyline of "The Three-Body Problem: Earth's Past" is driven by the Three-Body game.

Wang Miao re-entered the game, and the audience once again experienced the stunning movie special effects—Qin Shi Huang used a human-computer simulation but failed to obtain the Hengji era. Suddenly, three suns floated in the sky, ultimately causing the three suns to align.

The powerful gravity instantly destroyed the Trisolaran universe, causing the land to split apart, magma to erupt, and everything to be crushed... The word "destruction" took on a concrete and impactful meaning at this moment.

Viewers witness the Trisolaran world from its creation to its collapse. In addition to the three suns in the sky, there is also the "Great Rip" scene where a planet is torn in two by a mysterious force. The virtual world is shattered by various devastating blows.

"Judging from the world in the Three-Body Problem game, I am incredibly lucky to be alive."

"Isn't it a miracle that humanity has never faced an extinction crisis since its birth?"

"The duration of human existence may be just a negligible moment on a cosmic scale."

"It made me break out in a cold sweat. The more I looked, the more I felt how vast the world was and how insignificant I was. This sense of mystery was terrifying."

Wang Miao successfully infiltrated the "border of science" and even mingled with ETO organization gatherings.

The plot twists and turns, once again impacting the audience in theaters. A large number of human elites gather at the ETO gathering, where intense internal debates erupt due to Pan Han's killing of Shen Yufei.

In the dimly lit, dark blue hall, a sense of oppression permeated the air. The volume of the discussions gradually increased like noise, and most people were in a state of frenzy.

"Quiet down! The commander-in-chief is here!"

After a shout, surrounded by the crowd, the mysterious commander of the Trisolaran organization appeared. To the accompaniment of stirring music, the rebel leader Ye Wenjie slowly entered the arena.

When she turned to face the crowd, a tilted, upward-facing shot made her appear like a deity in the frame.

"The world belongs to the Trisolarans!"

"The world belongs to the Trisolarans!"

The film subtly hints at this: normally, when everyone shouts slogans in unison, they should be neat and powerful, but attentive viewers will notice that the ETO members not only shout in unison but also lack any sense of awe or intimidation.

This wasn't a mistake on director Song Hao's part; rather, it showcased his meticulous attention to detail in key plot points—the rebel organization's members came from all over the world and weren't a monolithic entity. The truth about Ye Wenjie being the rebel leader shocked the audience—the previously kind and amiable grandmother was actually the commander of a human rebel army.

Even though the plot had already laid the groundwork, some viewers still found it hard to accept:
"This gentle old lady is actually a rebel leader?"

"It's chilling, this plot twist is so shocking."

"Why? This doesn't make sense!"

Through meticulous use of color and cinematic language, the director imbues Ye Wenjie with a quiet yet intimidating presence. Knowing that Pan Han had murdered Shen Yufei, she coldly states, "You have seriously violated organizational discipline."

Pan Han hurriedly explained, "No, no, no, I originally intended to kill Wei Cheng... This was Comrade Evans' decision, and the entire Advent Faction agreed. If Wei Cheng were to establish the true Three-Body Problem model, the Lord would not descend... I was only acting in self-defense; it was Shen Yufei who fired the shot..."

The plot misleads the audience again here—everyone thinks Pan Han's target is Shen Yufei, but in reality, he wants to kill the math genius Wei Cheng.

As the plot unfolds, the audience learns of Evans's extreme ideology: he intends to destroy all of humanity, therefore Wei Cheng must be eliminated to ensure the Trisolarans' invasion of Earth.

"Destroy all of humanity? That's utter madness!"

"It seems he is the leader of the Adventists."

"From this perspective, there is no unity within ETO at all."

The purpose of this meeting was to allow Ye Wenjie to punish Pan Han for betraying the organization in front of all comrades.

Pan Han died in full view of the public after his neck was broken.

The meeting continued.

Ye Wenjie detailed the causes and consequences of all the events to the ETO members, and also shared a long-ago story—the moment when she first met Evans and reached a consensus.

Due to her special status, Ye Wenjie has been stationed at the Red Coast Base for a long time.

At that time, the base faced a thorny problem: solar interference.

To break this deadlock, she decided to adopt a bold approach—to treat the sun as an amplifier of radio waves and use it to transmit radio waves into the universe.

Ye Wenjie originally thought her move had failed, but in fact it had succeeded.

Her telegram can be considered the first "cry" from the solar system to the universe.

Radio waves, aided by the sun's power, spread into the vast depths of the universe.

Eight years have passed, and Ye Wenjie has finally received a response.

On the waveform display, she detected a special series of radio waves and successfully deciphered the information within them.

She successfully deciphered the radio waves. The content of the waves was far more shocking than anyone had imagined.

Do not respond!

Do not respond!

[Do not respond!] (End of Chapter)