Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 632 The Only Successful Experiment
"You think too much."

Seeing his resentful look, Ying Xuelian couldn't help but want to laugh, but considering his feelings, she held back.

She took a deep breath and still managed to laugh:

"As I've said before, the research is only focused on repairing damaged cells and will absolutely not accelerate cell division in any way."

Then she showed a thoughtful expression:

"If used on healthy people..."

After a moment of silence, Ying Xuelian slowly said:
"Without sufficient experimental data to support it, it is difficult to give a definite answer. Even if I express some thoughts now, they are merely my personal guesses and cannot be taken as accurate conclusions."

In other words, she still had some ideas... Yu Dazhang immediately understood the other meaning behind her words.

What's right in front of me is a humanoid computer with an eight-core processor.

Given her intelligence, anything she deems possible is infinitely close to the truth.

When they met today, Yu Dazhang noticed that Qu Tuotuo had mentioned that the technical department had been established.

The technology department of a large corporation was established so quickly it was almost like a joke.

Yu Dazhang had worked in a research team for a period of time, so he knew very well that such a short time was not even enough to build a team.

That leaves only one reason: she alone is capable of shouldering the burden.

She accomplished all of this single-handedly, integrating multiple disciplines, fields, and disciplines.

Some things are better left unthought, because the more you think about them, the more frightening they become.

"Then tell me your guess."

Yu Dazhang looked at her intently:
"Whatever your guess, you can share it with your students."

Everyone likes to teach others, and even someone with an IQ of 175 is no exception.

Seeing Da Zhang's humble attitude, Ying Xuelian couldn't help but feel a little smug.

Even healthy people have damaged cells in their bodies.

Ying Xuelian explained:

“When we sleep and replenish protein every day, we are actually repairing damaged cells in order to maintain the normal metabolism of each cell.”

"What can you imagine the consequences if a person has too many damaged cells in their body?"

Why are you asking me this...? Yu Dazhang thought for a moment, then replied:
“Sub-health, slow reaction, illness, or even deformity and intellectual disability.”

He wanted to continue, but then he realized that he was talking about the same thing: cell problems.

Upon hearing this, Ying Xuelian nodded thoughtfully.

"Humans only suffer from one disease, which is cellular disease. When cells malfunction, the ecological balance of the human body is disrupted."

"If damaged cells are forcibly repaired by external force, I can imagine that this person will not only be physically healthy, but also have extraordinary senses and a much better reaction ability."

At this point, her tone became increasingly excited:
"Even IQ can increase significantly, which means that they will perform exceptionally well in learning, thinking, and other areas."

"Isn't this talking about me?" Yu Dazhang realized that what she was saying was exactly the same as his own situation.

The effects of heightened senses were obvious; he noticed them immediately after his rebirth.

But I never felt that my IQ had increased. It was only later, when I was solving cases, that I found that my thinking patterns were different from before.

“Back when we were at the 53rd Institute, I sensed something was off about you.”

Ying Xuelian continued:
“On your first day with me, I noticed that you had absolutely no foundation, but strangely enough, every time I explained knowledge to you, you were able to remember it and quickly apply it to practice.”

Her tone revealed a hint of admiration and doubt:

"I have never seen such a powerful learning ability before. Even I myself would find it difficult to reach your level."

In fact, Yu Dazhang also felt that he was terrifyingly strong at that time.

When he was in police academy, he felt that studying was a process of torture.

During his time at the 53rd Institute, he truly immersed himself in his studies and found that learning could be addictive.

At that time, he even had the idea of ​​moving into academia.

"There's something I don't understand," Yu Dazhang said, looking at Ying Xuelian.
"Our research team is the best in the country, and it even has two academicians."

"Even with such a strong lineup, they couldn't overcome the bottleneck, but those who stole the research results did. I don't think there's any element of luck involved."

He frowned slightly and continued:

"For ordinary people, this level of scientific research project is so difficult that they probably can't even understand it, let alone study it."

Finally, Yu Dazhang said thoughtfully:

"I really can't think of anyone more capable than our research team here."

This is what puzzled him the most.

The people who first developed these things failed, but were beaten to it by someone who stole them halfway through.

Clearly, I was the test subject, and the first, and probably the only one.

There's another thing he didn't understand: why did the other party eventually let him go?

Logically speaking, once a successful prototype has been painstakingly developed, it should be kept for further research in order to replicate more finished products.

Did it run away on its own?
wrong.

The idea was rejected by Yu Dazhang as soon as it came to mind.

If you escaped on your own, you should have the memory of that escape.

Even selective amnesia will not erase this memory.

Did the other party have a change of heart?
That's pure nonsense.

Yu Dazhang almost laughed out of anger at this idea.

In the adult world, there is no right or wrong, only weighing the pros and cons.

Therefore, the other party must have released you based on some kind of self-interest.

Just as he was in a daze, Ying Xuelian across from him spoke:
"You've got it exactly backwards. Compared to research teams, I think those lawless people are more likely to succeed."

Yu Dazhang didn't understand at first. He thought for a moment, then shook his head:

"You should explain in more detail."

"What do you think is the most difficult stage of scientific research?" Ying Xuelian asked.

Without even thinking, Yu Dazhang answered directly:

"The final step, the one closest to success."

In his view, there's no need to even think about it; many scientific research projects get stuck at the last step.

Upon hearing his answer, Ying Xuelian smiled:

"I knew you would think that way, but the truth is quite the opposite. The hardest part of scientific research is actually the first step."

"For example, without the apple falling on him, none of Newton's law of universal gravitation would have existed."

"Therefore, the hardest part is that moment of inspiration, and only then can there be a second and third step."

She raised her voice slightly, a hint of helplessness in her tone:
"Now you understand, right? We've already overcome the most difficult stage. Those who stole our research results just need to build upon our work."

Ying Xuelian sighed:
"Moreover, there are many restrictions on our experiments. First of all, we cannot use people for clinical trials. In addition, many prohibited drugs cannot be used."

"Even top-secret research projects must undergo rigorous ethical review."

Yu Dazhang understood.

Those who steal the fruits of others' labor have no such restrictions; they can do whatever they want and use any means necessary to overcome difficulties.

From the perspective of the research team, those people are taking shortcuts.

And I am the test subject on this shortcut.

The only saving grace was that he survived the experiment.

(End of this chapter)