Yang Qi's Martian Heating Plan is actually to build super-large nuclear fusion power stations on these two satellites, using various devices to radiate the heat generated by the nuclear fusion power stations to the Martian surface to solve the problem of excessively low surface temperatures on Mars. To achieve this, Yan Fei must change the flight orbit and operating speed of these two satellites, allowing them to always appear in the night sky of Mars, like two giant moons, forever illuminating the Martian night.

Yan Fei first controlled the Drone Carrier to approach Phobos, then maneuvered a large number of smart robots to land on Phobos, starting to drill out a huge space inside Phobos, then installing an enormous nuclear fusion power plant into this internal space. Once this nuclear fusion power plant started generating power, Yan Fei installed dozens of supermassive propulsion engines on Phobos, using the nuclear fusion power plant to provide sufficient power for these propulsion engines, pushing Phobos towards the Martian surface.

When Phobos reached 5,000 kilometers above the Martian surface, the massive engines on it began to exert counterforce, allowing Phobos to start orbiting Mars at this altitude, adjusting its rotational period to 24 hours, 39 minutes, and 40 seconds, the same as Mars' rotation speed, keeping Phobos always on the night side of Mars, supplementing it with heat.

After adjusting the orbit of Phobos, Yan Fei started large-scale construction on it, building directional thermal radiation devices to emit the energy generated by the nuclear fusion power station to the locations Yan Fei hoped it would reach, heating different parts of Mars. Phobos not only heats Mars but also provides illumination for the Martian nights, allowing humans on Mars to move freely during the night.

After the transformation of Phobos was completed, Yan Fei proceeded to modify Deimos. The modification process for Deimos was roughly the same as that for Phobos, except that the orbit needed to be adjusted for a longer period, requiring more time. However, Yan Fei now has ample patience to complete all this. Three months later, when Yan Fei stopped transferring seawater from Europa to Mars, the transformation of Deimos was officially completed.

On Europa, below the thick ice layer, a huge space has already appeared, with a large amount of seawater disappearing, causing the once calm liquid ocean to begin to churn. However, since the ice cover above still exists, no one has discovered that such a massive water resource has suddenly disappeared.

In the night sky of Mars, two giant moons, distant from each other, can be seen emitting soft light, illuminating the dark night sky. What most people don't know is that, under the control of the Artificial Intelligence "Dream," the nuclear fusion power stations on these two satellites continuously convert nuclear energy into thermal energy and then, under the effect of directional radiation devices, radiate a large amount of heat to the surface of Mars, slowly warming Mars...

At this moment on Mars, a super ocean spanning the globe has already formed, occupying 80% of Mars' surface area, just as Yan Fei previously predicted. The ocean waves are raging, and a large amount of water vapor ascends to thicken Mars' atmospheric layer. A complete water cycle system has already formed on Mars. Under the effect of temperature, the water vapor in the atmospheric layer turns into rain, drenching the dry Martian soil. Some of the rainwater becomes snow, preserved in the soil, while another part flows on the surface, forming a dense network of waterways. The rainwater returns to the ocean through these channels, beginning another water cycle.

From an appearance standpoint, Mars has already undergone significant changes, but the transformation of Mars is still not complete and has only just begun. Mars is not yet suitable for immigration, and ordinary humans cannot live there yet. Because there are still significant issues with the air above, people cannot breathe in such an atmosphere, and Yan Fei must adjust the atmosphere here.

While transferring seawater, Yan Fei also transported algae extracted from Earth to Mars, scattering them in the primitive Martian ocean. Martian seawater, entirely transferred from Europa, though both are salty like Earth's seawater, differs in salinity. Compared to Earth's seawater, Martian seawater is slightly milder. So algae plants capable of living in Earth's seawater may not necessarily survive in Mars' ocean.

Under Yan Fei's continuous sowing, a large number of Earth's algae plants were planted into the Martian ocean. During this process, due to the different salinity of the seawater, a large number of the scattered algae plants died. However, some algae plants survived. Since the ocean here had no other organisms, these algae plants faced no natural enemies. Once they got through the initial adaptation period, it took only a short time for the algae plants in the Martian ocean to explode in numbers, reaching a small peak.

With the effect of these algae plants, some carbon dioxide in Mars' atmosphere was quickly converted into oxygen and released into the air. The amount of carbon dioxide in Mars' primitive atmospheric layer rapidly decreased, while the oxygen content increased significantly.

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