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Chapter 47 What does it mean that eating is not as important as taking medicine?

Upon hearing the words "Little Liuli," Chu Ge understood immediately.

It was indeed her—my aunt, Lin Xueli.

Over the years, she is the only one who still likes to call him by this nickname.

Chu Ge looked in the direction of the sound and saw a figure waving at him at the main entrance of the research institute.

Lin Xueli was wearing a white coat, her long hair tied up high. She had the same sunny and bright appearance as Chu's mother, and it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that the two were twins. However, as the younger sister, she looked a few years younger.

She walked over quickly and first politely greeted Wang Jian, the teacher in charge of the group, explaining that she would be in charge of receiving everyone today.

Then, she walked straight to Chu Ge, hugged him tightly, buried her head in the crook of Chu Ge's neck, and rubbed against him like a lazy cat, sucking on his lips: "Long time no see, little Liuli! You've grown taller again, and your cheeks are still so soft and fragrant. Auntie loves you so much."

Chu Ge was held in her arms and "ravaged" by her, his face expressionless, and he didn't utter a sound the whole time.

Of course, if it were just this kind of intimate and confusing behavior that was exactly the same as Chu's mother's, Chu Ge wouldn't have felt anything was wrong.

The next second, just as she expected, Lin Xueli raised her head and kissed her on the cheeks, one on each side.

Two crisp "smack" sounds.

The people around were instantly dumbfounded.

"Holy crap! She actually kissed the white-haired Xiao Yan!"

"Someone pinch me, let's see if I'm dreaming!"

Someone in the crowd muttered quietly, "Damn it, I want to kiss Xiao Yan too!"

Before he could finish speaking, a cold sweat broke out on his back—the class representative for Chinese language was standing beside him, staring intently at him with murderous intent in her eyes.

That look in his eyes seemed to want to devour him alive.

If he said another word, he would definitely die.

"The study tour is scheduled for this afternoon, everyone go to the cafeteria for lunch first." Lin Xueli straightened up, her tone returning to its usual professional composure. She arranged for others to take the students there, while she pulled Chu Ge along and quickly entered the dormitory, gently closing the door behind her.

The moment the door closes, in that private space, you can do whatever you want without worry.

Inside the room, Chu Ge watched as his young aunt, with her back to him, fiddled with something on the table.

A moment later, Lin Xueli turned around, holding a syringe filled with red liquid in her hand, her eyes sparkling.

"Little Liuli, why don't you let your aunt try this new medicine?"

"Okay, hurry up, I'm hungry." Chu Ge said indifferently, and without saying a word, he rolled up his sleeves, his movements so practiced that it seemed like this wasn't his first time.

"Almost done!" Lin Xueli's eyes gleamed with fervor as she found the vein and inserted the needle.

After the medication was administered, she eagerly asked, "How do you feel? Any abnormalities?"

"I don't feel anything," Chu Ge replied casually, then added, "Does being hungrier count?"

"Oh, wait a little longer, let me observe." Lin Xueli squatted down in front of Chu Ge, staring intently at her, her expression just like a little girl yearning for a result.

Chu Ge sighed softly, looking helplessly at the aunt in front of him who, despite being older, acted like a child.

She was the smartest person Chu Ge had ever met in his three lifetimes.

Lin Xueli, 26 years old this year, is already a postdoctoral fellow in biology, medicine and chemistry at Harvard University.

He memorized the periodic table at age five, won the gold medal in the National Biology Olympiad at age eight, and won the championship in the International Chemistry Competition at age twelve.

He entered a top university as the top scorer in the province at the age of sixteen, and later went on to pursue a PhD at Harvard. He has published many papers in top journals and has overcome many medical problems at a young age. He is a recognized genius legend in the academic community.

Of course, you gain something, but you also lose something else.

Lin Xueli has extremely poor motor skills and has been frail and sickly since childhood. According to Chu's mother, she would even get a fever if she didn't cover her belly button while sleeping.

This also led the woman to become obsessed with tinkering with various potions as she grew up, hoping to strengthen herself and one day transform into a Super Saiyan so that she could rule—no, to benefit all mankind!

In a sense, Lin Xueli, like Chu Ge and Xu Wan, suffers from "chuunibyou" (middle school syndrome), but her condition is not as severe, and she does not talk nonsense in public.

That happened when Chu Ge was in fourth grade. To improve his physique, he secretly drank three liters of paraquat in the toilet.

Lin Xueli happened to witness this scene.

The woman's brain circuits were truly amazing. Instead of immediately taking Chu Ge to the hospital, she quickly took out her latest research on a "panacea" and poured it all into Chu Ge's mouth.

Paraquat is extremely poisonous. This was the first time Chu Ge had ever tried such a deadly situation. As a result, she didn't die after that incident. To this day, she still can't tell whether it was because her constitution was too strong or because Lin Xueli's special medicine was too miraculous.

From then on, Lin Xueli seemed to have discovered a treasure. Every few days, when Chu's parents were not around, she would secretly bring a bunch of strange medicines for Chu to try.

Enhanced senses, increased physical strength, increased speed, the growth of a third eye, the sprouting of tentacles...

There are even strange formulas like "unfailing erection" and "enlargement and thickening".

Chu Ge asked herself honestly, and she still didn't understand why they had to ask her to try this drug. Was it really appropriate?

She was just an ordinary little girl who knew nothing.

To sum it up in one sentence: Her aunt is a genius, in every way.

However, Chu Ge also had to admit that she was grateful to Lin Xueli, as her aunt had indeed "fed" her a lot on her path to physical training.

Time passed by, and ten minutes flew by. Chu Ge appeared calm, but his stomach was growling with hunger.

"...Is it ready yet?"

"Wait a little longer." Lin Xueli stared intently at her, her gaze growing increasingly serious.

"What kind of medicine is this?" Chu Ge asked patiently.

"A power-enhancing drug that can instantly give the injector three heads and six arms, and a surge in strength," Lin Xueli answered honestly.

She stood up, circled Chu Ge, and frowned. "Strange, the success rate was 100% when I injected it into those mid-level demonic beasts before. Why did it fail with you?"

"Is your resistance to medicine even stronger than that of demonic beasts?"

Lin Xueli looked puzzled. Although she knew that Chu Ge's physique was extraordinary, almost immune to all poisons, unlike a normal person, in terms of resistance, demonic beasts were undoubtedly stronger.

After all, the strength of monsters lies in their physical bodies, while the strength of humans lies in magic.

Could it be... that my niece's physical body is even more monstrous than that of a demon beast?

"Never mind." Lin Xueli sighed, deciding to go back and continue experimenting with the monsters.

"Then I'm going to eat." Chu Ge nodded and prepared to leave.

Just then, her body suddenly stiffened!

A hidden power within his body instantly stirred – it was the medicine that had just been injected!

It swiftly transformed into a pure and violent surge of magic, flooding her spiritual world and instantly condensing into a magic core. But this power did not stop; it continued to refine until another magic core was formed, only then finally settling down.

At this moment, in Chu Ge's spiritual world, twenty-eight magic cores floated silently, just two steps away from advancing to the intermediate-level mage.

She turned around abruptly, staring intently at Lin Xueli, her tone carrying an unprecedented seriousness:

"Auntie, I'm suddenly not hungry."

"Perhaps my poison resistance is too high, how about... you give me two more injections?"

"Who knows, maybe it'll grow three heads and six arms in the next second?"

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