He lives on another planet and is majoring in Earth Science.

Chapter 220 Li Ji explains sterilization to Dai Lulu
"Neutered cat?"

Dailu frowned in fright.

Why should a cat be spayed/neutered? Is it because its reproductive organs are diseased?

This question made Dr. Li frown in surprise.

Pet sterilization is basically standard practice for all pets and is also the most routine service offered by veterinary hospitals besides vaccinations.

Why does this newbie have to ask such questions?

Is this person really reliable?
No, she graduated from a prestigious university with a degree in veterinary medicine; it's impossible that she wouldn't know such basic things.

I understand. She wants to delve into the reasons for this surgery so that she can discuss the condition with me.

What a meticulous young girl.

"Don't be too nervous, it's just a routine sterilization surgery, there are no abnormalities. Go wait outside for a bit, the patient will be here soon, I'll rest for a bit before the surgery."

Dr. Li waved his hand, signaling Dailulu to leave.

Although Delulu was full of questions, she was too embarrassed to ask any more.

Having visited Earth frequently, I've come to understand some of the ways of the world among Earthlings.

The textbook also mentions that Earthlings have a unique linguistic phenomenon—"subtext".

Earth languages ​​have a low information density because they are designed to fit the less developed brains of humans.

Furthermore, because there are significant differences in brain development among individuals, in layman's terms, some people are smart and some are not.

For individuals with exceptional brain development, language with such low information density is insufficient to meet their communication needs.

This leads to a kind of "subtext".

By performing secondary information processing on existing language, actions, and expressions, we can obtain the meaning conveyed by the other party.

It is a new language unique to Earthlings with exceptional brains.

The language has not yet established a unified standard, which places high demands on the intellectual level of both the communicator and the receiver.

Individuals with underdeveloped brains who attempt to communicate through "subtext" can easily end up making things worse.

As the top student in the Earth Science Fault, Dailulu has keenly realized that Dr. Li is using this Earth Hidden Language.

"Finally, you've appeared, meow? The subtext is, it's time for me to challenge you, meow!"

Dr. Li did not provide much explanation of the surgical details, which implied that he understood them.

After finishing his explanation of the surgery, he abruptly changed the subject and urged himself to leave.

Waving goodbye is a gesture that signifies farewell.

Once the other party has already said goodbye in a social setting, you should tactfully leave.

If you ask again, it is very likely to annoy the other party and may even make them doubt your professional competence.

After comprehensive analysis, the best course of action at this time is to "leave".

Dr. Li watched as Dai Lulu stood motionless, deep in thought for half a minute.

The atmosphere was incredibly eerie.

He watched as Delulu stared at the table with her brows furrowed.

He glanced at the table, wondering what Delulu was looking at.

He wanted to say something, but didn't know what to say.

Suddenly, Dailulu started up and slammed the door shut, startling Dr. Li.

"What a strange person. Is it really okay to work with her?"

Dailulu stood outside the door, stamping her feet excitedly.

"Great, meow! I got his subtext! I'm so amazing, meow! Tremble, Earth Science, your greatest cat queen is back, meow!" "But there's still one question, meow. Why spay/neuter kittens, meow?"

"Could it really be torture, meow?"

Delulu recalled reading in her textbook that Earthlings sterilize men to create a kind of creature called eunuch, some of whom have a functional profession.

Some are simply punitive measures.

Does this mean that kittens are brought here to be tortured because they made a mistake?
Hearing the cats' screams rising and falling, Delulu trembled with panic.

In a moment of desperation, she dialed Li Ji's number.

Lee Ki sat in a chair in the hotel, with a communicator in front of him.

A drawing was projected onto the communicator.

It depicts a set of mechanical limbs, with various parameters labeled next to them.

The robotic arm is the simplest structure, consisting of a skeleton and two stretchable metal muscles, and it looks very thin.

Six tentacles sprouted from the humanoid Li Ji's body, flying up and down on the holographic projection, constantly adjusting the parameters.

The stilt project failed, and humanity's primitive technology could no longer be relied upon.

Li Ji plans to design a simple mechanical set of limbs that can match Shark Baby's limbs, making him look like an adult Earthling, while also enabling him to perform basic Earthling movements.

If the plan is feasible, this equipment can be mass-produced as a teaching aid.

It can help many students who cannot perform human-like movements overcome this difficulty.

Li Ji couldn't understand why no one had come up with such a great idea before.

But he also remembered a saying: those unmet needs are either unable to be met due to practical conditions, such as technological limitations, or because these needs are not large enough to warrant being met, and the benefits cannot cover the costs.

The Earth system has only so many people, and their spending power is generally average, so it's very likely that most of their needs are unrealistic.

Li Ji wasn't too confident about this matter either, so he just considered it as fulfilling Shark Baby's wish.

"Li Ji, it's a call from the squad leader."

Shark slid across from the other end of the table, handing the ringing phone to Li Ji.

Li Ji didn't even lift his eyelids, focusing intently on the projection.

"You can answer it."

Shark answered the phone: "Hey, class monitor, are you alright? You weren't bitten by the cat, were you?"

"Of course I didn't meow. Give the phone to Li Ji, I have something to ask him, meow."

Li Ji said, "I'm right here, you can say whatever you want."

"Why do kittens need to be spayed or neutered? Is it because they're not well-behaved, and humans have to torture them?"

Li Ji paused for a second: "What are you thinking about?"

"We spay and neuter cats because they reproduce so quickly, having a litter every year, which is too much to handle. Abandoning them is irresponsible and also affects the ecological environment. Urban stray cats disrupt the ecological stability of birds."

"Then don't keep cats, let them return to their own ecosystem."

"Domestic cats don't have an ecosystem. They are artificially domesticated species, and their survival depends on humans. Releasing them into the wild would only disrupt the ecosystem. Secondly, cats in heat will meow and shout, which can easily disturb the neighbors and disrupt social order. After being spayed or neutered, they won't go into heat, and naturally they won't shout anymore."

"Humans are so awful. They deprive cats of their organs just for their own ears, meow."

"After all, they are pets, and human rights should be the priority. Also, spaying/neutering can reduce reproductive system-related diseases and help extend lifespan."

Delulu shouted excitedly, "Nonsense, meow! Of course, you won't get sick if you don't have organs, meow. Why don't all Earthlings get sterilized, meow? Wouldn't that make them live longer, meow? Especially those who don't want to have children, wouldn't they be healthier if they were sterilized, meow?"

"But they also have sexual needs."

Delulu shouted excitedly again, "I've found a loophole, meow!"

(End of this chapter)