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Shopping list for first week of colonization of Mars
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Shopping list for first week of colonization of Mars

"First Week Shopping List for New Immigrants from Mars", a supermarket promotion page is combined with a colonial worldview setting. The main screen looks like a DM promotional page for a large warehouse store, which li…

Prompt

"First Week Shopping List for New Immigrants from Mars", a supermarket promotion page is combined with a colonial worldview setting. The main screen looks like a DM promotional page for a large warehouse store, which lists oxygen filters, low-gravity sleeping bags, potato planting boxes, dust masks, solar folding panels, and earth-flavored seasoning bags. It is equipped with exaggerated discount labels and "Top 10 Must-Buy for New Immigrants" badges. The background is the red sand and dust of the Martian residential area shining through the glass dome, with a ratio of 16:9.

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