Chapter 628: The Only Successful Test Subject

"You're overthinking it."

Ying Xuelian saw his resentful expression and couldn't help but want to laugh, but considering his mood, she forced herself to hold it back.

Taking a deep breath, she still laughed out:

"I said before, the direction of the research is only to repair damaged cells; it will absolutely not accelerate cell division in any way."

Immediately after, she wore a thoughtful expression:

"If used on a healthy person..."

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 voice some ideas now, they are merely my personal guesses and cannot serve as accurate conclusions."

In other words, she still had some ideas... Yu Dazhang immediately caught the other layer of meaning in her words.

Standing before him was a human computer equipped with an eight-core processor.

With her IQ, anything she deemed possible was infinitely close to the truth.

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

A technical department of a corporate group was established just like that, with a speed as if it were a joke.

Yu Dazhang had worked in a research team for a while, so he knew very well that this short amount of time was not even enough to assemble a team.

That left only one reason for the establishment: she alone was enough to shoulder the burden.

Multidisciplinary, multi-field, cross-boundary integration—she had achieved all of this by herself.

Some things cannot be thought about too deeply, because the more you think, the more terrifying it becomes.

"Then tell me your guesses."

Yu Dazhang looked at her with a serious face:

"No matter what kind of guess it is, you can speak to a student."

As long as one is human, one likes to play the teacher; even an IQ of 175 cannot escape this custom.

Amidst Yu Dazhang's humble attitude, Ying Xuelian couldn't help but feel a bit elated.

"Even in a healthy person, damaged cells exist."

Ying Xuelian explained:

"Every day we sleep and replenish protein; in fact, we are repairing damaged cells to maintain the normal metabolism of every cell."

"If a person has too many damaged cells in their body, what consequences can you think of?"

Why are you asking me... Yu Dazhang thought for a moment, then replied:

"Sub-health, sluggish reactions, illness, or even deformities and mental retardation."

He was about to continue, but realized that what he had said was actually all the same: cell problems.

After hearing this, Ying Xuelian nodded thoughtfully:

"Humans only get one kind of sickness, and that is cell sickness. When cells malfunction, the body's ecological balance is broken."

"If damaged cells are forcibly repaired by external force, what I can think of is that this person will not only be physically healthy, but their senses will be beyond ordinary, and their reaction ability will also improve significantly."

As she spoke, her tone became increasingly excited:

"Even intelligence can increase substantially, meaning performance in learning, thinking, and other aspects will be exceptionally outstanding."

Isn't this talking about me... Yu Dazhang realized that what she said matched his situation exactly.

The effect of heightened senses was very obvious; he discovered it immediately after his rebirth.

But he never felt his intelligence had increased; rather, later when solving cases, he found his thinking pattern was different from before.

"When I was at the Fifty-Third Institute, I already felt something was a bit off about you."

Ying Xuelian continued:

"On your first day with me, I noticed you had absolutely no foundation, but strangely, every time I explained knowledge to you, you could remember it and apply it to practice very quickly."

Her tone revealed a hint of admiration and confusion:

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

Actually, Yu Dazhang felt terrifyingly powerful back then too.

Previously at the police academy, he felt learning was a process of torment.

But during that time at the Fifty-Third Institute, he truly absorbed the knowledge, and even found learning to be addictive.

At that time, he even had the thought of developing a career in the academic circle.

"There is one thing I cannot figure out."