Love Healing Manual

Chapter 130 Laundry Detergent

The dinner party took up the time Lin Ze was supposed to use to consolidate his medical knowledge, so after dealing with Kitagawa Ayane's sudden act of being cute, he switched to a state of high concentration for studying.

Because they were in the same room.

With her back to him, Kitagawa Ayane could only hear the rustling sound of writing and Lin Ze's occasional clicking of the mouse while browsing study materials; otherwise, everything was exceptionally quiet.

At first, she could barely keep up with the highly focused learning pace. She got up to go to the toilet once, which was enough to maintain her study state for about an hour.

However, this state of flow is difficult to maintain. After an hour, Kitagawa Ayane could clearly feel that she was getting distracted more often. But Lin Ze behind her was completely unaffected, maintaining the same posture the whole time. The loudest sound he made was when he ran out of water and went to get a cup to pour himself a drink.

Kitagawa Ayane, who was about to move around, saw this and immediately took the water cup from him, saying that she would take care of this.

More than an hour later, Lin Ze still showed no sign of stopping his studies. He thought for a moment that if he could save some of his study time during dinner, he could make up for the other studies he had missed. So he decided to take out some money and ask Kitagawa Ayane to go to the supermarket and buy two bento boxes.

That way, he won't have to cook anymore.

As the sun sets, Tokyo is bathed in a golden glow.

The pork cutlet shop is on the second floor.

I don't know how much time has passed...

Lin Ze stretched and loosened his stiff muscles. He stood up from his seat to relieve his fatigue.

But Lin Ze's hands didn't stop. He finished tidying up the things on the table and threw them onto the bookshelf next to him.

He stood up and began searching for something, typing on the keyboard.

With his studies and work finished, Lin Ze finally had some free time to do other things. In his room, where he was all alone, Lin Ze stared at the computer screen and clicked on the links he had saved while reading the papers, his eyes quickly scanning the lines of text.

After finding previously annotated papers on single-cell genomics and large-scale models of regulatory networks, he read them several times.

In fact, Lin Ze could have easily repeated every single word. When he flipped to the bottom, all that remained was a desolate sentence: "The large model is currently being tested. Please stay tuned for further updates..."

Research on the human brain has never stopped in this world, with leading professors in the field working tirelessly one after another. However, due to limitations imposed by the times and the development of technology, they have been unable to make breakthroughs that have attracted worldwide attention.

In recent years, the most significant news has been the advent of targeted drugs for Alzheimer's disease, which, as previously mentioned, was spearheaded by Professor Keito Hishida, who is also Lin Ze's mentor.

Perhaps for this reason, the single-control gene model proposed several years ago has also made progress. Lin Ze specifically checked the publication date of the paper, which showed that it had received the most valuable evaluation at the time, half a year ago.

Lin Ze was very interested in learning about this single-control large model, because according to the description, it could be used to monitor the brain nerve condition of Kitagawa Ayane-senpai.

Currently, he has only managed to treat the senior student. But what is the state of her brain activity during these behavioral interventions 1, 2, and 3? How active are the prefrontal cortex segments that govern behavior, cognition, and memory?

If he had professional data to support him, Lin Ze believed he could find the pattern, because the master-level brain neuroscience research he redeemed with his points had provided considerable information, and he had a complete understanding of the logic of how the human brain works.

Based on Kitagawa Ayane's previous behavior, Lin Ze could tell that she felt "pleasure" when being touched, and that her body would even tremble and she could not control herself.

That explains a lot.

Lin Ze guessed that it might not be a direct resemblance to dogs, which would be too shocking. Perhaps there was another possibility: the illness amplified the senior's sensory functions.

The dopamine and hormone levels that others can feel and that the human brain needs to secrete are average values, but for this senior student, the pleasure is amplified several times over.

This is not good news, because excessive pleasure can easily lead to dependence and is highly addictive.

However, medicine cannot rely solely on speculation; only strong and compelling data can turn speculation into fact, and absolute rigor is still required in this regard.

Lin Ze barely managed to suppress the unease in his heart.

The senior student is addicted, and he is partly to blame. If the withdrawal symptoms are too severe, is he going to maintain this kind of relationship for decades to come?
Then he wouldn't be a doctor, but rather become the senior's medicine.

"A Yale University professor?"

Scroll the mouse wheel.

Lin Ze checked the title of the paper: a research group from a well-known foreign university, with Professor Hammir as the main leader. He looked up information about the professor and found only a bald, overweight man with a large beard, wearing a research coat; he was indeed a leading expert in the field of neuroscience.

Lin Ze really wanted to try this single-control gene model, and he believed it would be of great help to his current research, which was stagnating. However, the words "not open" completely shut him out.

no way.

He could only cling to the last shred of hope and search for the professor's name, hoping to find other papers to support his point of view, or at least find the professor's email address so he could send an email asking when the large model would be available. Otherwise, waiting foolishly would take forever.

Lin Ze found Professor Hammer's information. He currently works at Yale University and has been engaged in neuroscience research for over twenty years. In his younger days, he worked as a consultant for a pharmaceutical company, but later left that company.

After that, it remained silent.

Until five years ago, he suddenly published a research paper on neurotransmitter imbalance and genes in the brain, which made him active in the field of medical research again. He also took the lead in reaching cooperation with some pharmaceutical companies, which raised his status and gradually made him an authority.

There wasn't much to research about the resume; Lin Ze couldn't find any links to other papers on Professor Hammer's profile. His curiosity was piqued, so he found some publicly available academic paper websites and searched by name.

result.

The paper has been found.

It has already been encrypted.

To view those papers, you would need higher-level privileges.

With a "click," the door handle turned.

Kitagawa Ayane walked in from outside, having successfully bought a bento box. She looked at Lin Ze, who was already sitting down at his desk and studying diligently, and couldn't help but feel a little surprised.

When she left, Lin Ze was in this position, and when she returned, he was still in the same position, as if he hadn't moved at all.

Is it really okay to overexert your body by working so hard like this...?

Kitagawa Ayane sometimes had to admire Lin Ze. Aside from his many miraculous healing abilities, Lin Ze was also so outstanding in everyday life that it was awe-inspiring—she herself was probably far from being able to achieve that level.

"Want me to heat up the bento in the microwave and we can eat together?" she asked softly.

"you eat first."

Lin Ze didn't even look up.

Kitagawa Ayane's face showed a reluctant expression, but in the end she didn't dare to say anything. She was indeed a little hungry, but if Lin Ze didn't eat, the meal would seem rather uninteresting.

Eating alone is too boring.

She was used to doing everything with Lin Ze.

Kitagawa Ayane knew she couldn't urge him anytime soon, so she simply went back to the living room and sat idly on the sofa by herself.

The two identical bento boxes she bought were placed on the coffee table.

buzz-

The phone in her pocket suddenly vibrated twice, clearly a notification from LINK. Kitagawa Ayane thought it was Nao who had sent her a message, so she quickly took it out of her pocket.

The name displayed in the notes left her speechless.

"Miyagi Suzuo: Are you there? It's urgent."

Kitagawa Ayane stared at her phone screen; their chat history remained stuck on the day they attacked each other.

He hesitated.

After typing "What's up?", she deleted it from the chat box without sending it.

She only replied with a simple "hmm".

"Miyagi Suzuo: I need your help with something, Kitagawa-senpai. Please come to the balcony."

"Kitagawa Ayane:?"

"Miyagi Suzuo: It's pretty urgent, otherwise I wouldn't have messaged you first."

Kitagawa Ayane, unsure of what she was up to, couldn't help but feel curious and stood up to walk to the balcony.

Kitagawa Ayane: And then?

"Miyagi Suzuo: Look down and look for the laundry detergent on the balcony, the mint-scented one, what brand is it?"

Kitagawa Ayane: Yoshi, what's wrong?

"Miyagi Suzuo: That's great!"

……

Several streets away, in a large supermarket.

Standing in front of the shelves overflowing with goods, Miyagi Suzuo solemnly instructed her bodyguards, "Find Jiaxi's laundry detergent, the mint flavor, quickly."

As she gave orders, she couldn't help but think that tonight she could finally make the whole room smell just like Lin Ze's.

At night, she even washes the pillow she tucks between her legs to make it smell like mint!
Just imagining that kind of happiness made Miyagi's breathing quicken.

(End of this chapter)