This top guy is crazy!

Actually, compared to Sung Seung's "Lucy", the original version has a very slow pace, with the main plot not starting until more than twenty minutes into the movie.

The preceding parts were all unimportant setups (at least in Cheng Cheng's view).

In Cheng Cheng's version, the original's setup was completely abandoned. All the causes and consequences were explained in the first eight minutes, and the opening scene of the female lead being stuffed with drugs was completed in ten minutes.

Furthermore, the original version did not show the scene where the female lead's abdomen was cut open and drugs were inserted. It was only after the female lead woke up that she discovered the bandaged wound on her abdomen and learned that drugs had been inserted when she asked.

This made Cheng Cheng feel unhappy.

How could we possibly miss such a wonderful and exciting scene?

The more scenes like these, the more they can evoke a sense of immersion in the audience, the more they can shape the characters, and the more they can highlight the actors' acting skills.

Therefore, Cheng Cheng re-added this part, and filmed it in great detail. He researched a lot of information and did many simulations to try to recreate the most realistic effect of human flesh being cut open.

Next, after the female protagonist was abused and beaten, the bag containing CPH4 inside her body ruptured, and a large amount of high-purity CPH4 flooded into her bloodstream.

Logically speaking, such a large dose of CPH4 entering a person's bloodstream would directly lead to death.

However, at a microscopic level, CPH4 is actually modifying Lucy's body.

She defied gravity and appeared on the ceiling.

The scene cuts to a professor giving a lecture.

He was talking about the relationship between the human brain and quantum mechanics.

He proposed a theory that the mystery of the human brain lies not only in the electrochemical reactions of neurons, but also in the involvement of quantum mechanisms.

This part of the quantum mechanism constitutes the mysterious and enigmatic aspects of the human soul, consciousness, and will. However, because quantum states are extremely unstable, ordinary people simply cannot effectively control or utilize them.

But once the human brain can master quantum mechanics, even if only in a preliminary way, it can completely control its own body.

A student in the audience asked, "Has your theory been scientifically verified?"

He replied:

Currently, only 2 of these assumptions exist.

He then suggested that we consider why, though humans are composed of countless cells, these cells have clearly defined functions and perform specific tasks. You might say it's because of the brain, which issues commands.

But do plants have brains? Do microorganisms have brains?

No!

Yet they can still perform the simplest life activities.

The simplest example is the sponge, the simplest multicellular organism, but these cells do not form real tissues and organs, nor do they have systems such as blood, nerves, and muscles.

However, each of its parts still performs its own function.

The reason is that there is quantum entanglement between cells, and this quantum entanglement forms the unity of consciousness.

This unified consciousness forms a macroscopic quantum network spanning all regions, integrating scattered neural activity and various departments and cells into a unified consciousness entity.

Therefore, once you grasp the consciousness body, you also grasp all the cells and nerves in your body.

At the premiere, the audience was impressed but also felt that it was profound and made sense, as if something was entering their minds.

The perspective returns to the female lead. As the audience knows, she has now gained control over her own consciousness, and they are eagerly anticipating her next display of power and her subsequent humiliation.

Sure enough, it was just like a pillow coming to my head when I was sleepy.

The cell door opened, and a burly man with a buzz cut and hideous tattoos on his neck staggered in.

He chuckled at Lucy, then slammed the door shut behind him. Lucy looked at him, not afraid at all, but instead slowly and suggestively parted her legs, revealing a seductive smile.

Audience:

Wow~ that's exciting~~~
The burly man became even more excited. A nauseating smile appeared on his face. He took the gun from his waist, placed it on the table, and then slowly walked towards Lucy, unbuckling his belt as he went.

He walked up to Lucy, licked his lips, pulled down his pants with one hand, and reached into Lucy's arms with the other.

But the next second, before the audience could even see how she made her move, Lucy grabbed the burly man's arm, twisted it sharply, and a sickening cracking sound of breaking bone followed—

"Uhhh-!!!"

The burly man's sinister smile instantly twisted and distorted!
At this moment, his wrist bent at an absolutely abnormal angle, making the audience feel the pain.

Then, without giving him time to react, Lucy grabbed his broken arm, pulled him forward sharply, and then slammed him forward. The burly man, weighing over 200 pounds, was sent flying as if hit by a truck, crashing heavily into the wall!

The entire cell seemed to shake!
The entire counterattack was executed flawlessly, taking less than two seconds. It was quiet, efficient, and brutal, a violent aesthetic full of power and speed!
In the theater, the audience gasped in amazement!
Oh my God!

"Holy Sh*t!!"

The huge size difference between Wang Hong and the strong man was extremely stimulating to them.

After taking the gun from the table, Lucy ignored the burly man, whose fate was unknown, and walked straight out of the cell.

Outside the cell, the remaining four people were eating and drinking.

Lucy appeared at the end of the corridor and calmly called out:
"Hey~"

The four men instinctively turned around at the sound, but before they could react, Lucy fired five shots, killing them one by one. Each shot hit them between the eyebrows, causing their brains to explode in yellow, white, and red.

At the premiere, the guests present felt a chill run down their spines.

Holy crap, this is way too much!
Next, Lucy went to a hospital.

She walked into a consultation room, seemingly oblivious to everyone else, where surgery was in progress.

Lucy raised her hand and fired a shot, killing the patient instantly.

Then she said:

“His tumor has already invaded his brain, he is already beyond saving, there is no need to do anything more futile.”

Then, she pushed the body down and sat on it herself.

"Ah—!!!" The young doctor was so frightened that he fainted.

Then, Lucy threatened the doctors with a gun, demanding that they remove the CPH4 from her stomach.

The doctors looked at each other, and finally chose to follow their hearts.

The scene of removing CPH4 was naturally extremely realistic and gory. The doctor simply reached into Lucy's stomach and took out the bag of CPH4, and during this process, the female lead showed no expression at all.

The guests exclaimed again:
“Oh, Jesus…”

"She didn't even flinch!"

"My God, is she even human...?"

Bertram Dean was utterly astonished; only a professional director like him could see how well the film's pacing was, given that less than thirty minutes had passed since the beginning.

Moreover, the entire plot of this movie revolves around Wang Hong, the female lead; it's a film naturally designed to promote its stars! (End of Chapter)