Chapter 1063: Yang Nuolan

Yan Furong only lost half of his lower leg, but his mind is clear and his mobility is strong.

When he resisted fiercely, the white coat couldn't do anything.

The others were different; the white coat gave them the options they deemed most suitable.

Chen He watched the crippled mercenaries being pushed in one by one, felt an inexplicable twitch in his heart, and unexpectedly felt a sense of compassion.

He raised his hand and slapped himself.

"Do a line, love a line, you don't feel a single pang."

"It's all free, free, free—important things are said three times. Each person's cost ranges from a few hundred thousand at the low end to over ten million at the high end."

"They're pitiful? Pitiful for what?"

"This is the world's most cutting‑edge technology, and it's an opportunity that could make the history books."

"You feel sorry for them, but don't you know they might leave a heavy mark in history, while you may just be a footnote."

"And it's that very person, the one called Chen He, who brought those pitiful people back and sent them into the operating room."

After glancing once more at the operating room, Chen He turned his head and left the sorrowful place, heading toward the company office building.

He was going back to report his work.

Entering the CEO's office, Yang Nuolan was already waiting for him.

Chen He composed his expression.

"President Yang, they've all entered the operating room."

Yang Nuolan looked up and gestured for him to sit.

Then, lowering his head, he fiddled with the desk surface (the whole desk was a touch‑screen) for a while before looking back at Chen He.

Chen He waited quietly the whole time, and only now continued.

"We also retrieved two severely wounded, near‑death soldiers from the battlefield and brought them back."

Yang Nuolan glanced at the messages on the desk, then at Chen He.

"Well done."

"We've never brought back anyone else's people before."

"They're all ours."

"From now on, you'll monitor the postoperative recovery of this batch of people the whole way."

"The medical team must be ready for emergencies; no life‑threatening incidents may occur."

"Our ultimate goal is to perfect our product, eventually producing fully simulated intelligent mechanical prosthetics that are indistinguishable from natural limbs."

"If we can't achieve that goal, these people must not be released lightly."

"After all, we must be responsible for our product."

"Also provide them with the best material conditions."

"Don't let them feel aggrieved."

Chen He, having received the order, stood up.

"Understood, I'll do it right away."

Yang Nuolan nodded.

He gestured that he could leave.

After Chen He took his leave and departed,

Yang Nuolan's gaze returned to the desk.

The desk listed the myriad technologies to be used in this surgery.

Artificial ears, bionic eyes, various prosthetics, artificial hearts, synthetic pancreases, synthetic erectile tissue, 3D‑printed livers, blood vessels, stem‑cell therapy…

Plus cosmetic surgery techniques.

The Cyber Human‑Machine Technology Company's plan is getting ever closer to realization.

Especially after Artificial Intelligence was incorporated into the research.

Their rate of technological breakthroughs is accelerating.

When this batch of people appears publicly worldwide, it will certainly cause a massive sensation.

She then organized some less‑sensitive information and sent it to Yang Qing.

Yang Qing was watching a live stream at that moment.

He was watching teachers on the Pioneer App, training parents as if they were training grandchildren.

That's his main pastime for killing boredom lately.

The parent opposite had undergone Face Changing, completely unrecognizable, so his tolerance to the teacher's scolding was fairly high.

"We're already in a new century; society changes daily, and many experiences are long outdated."

"If you don't understand, you can refrain from teaching, but you must not cause trouble."

"The child is only seven—what early reading, what evening self‑study?"

"Are you crazy?"

"Now is the time for children's brains to develop; the top priority is good rest, proper nutrition, and plenty of exercise."

"A child sitting in a classroom every day—doesn't that waste them?"

"Also, strengthen the child's abilities to learn, summarize, and synthesize, and get them hands‑on, rather than cramming knowledge."

"We're already in the intelligent era; information acquisition is concise and efficient."

"Don't learn what isn't necessary; let children study the knowledge they like, then dig deep, mastering it with both breadth and depth."

"After the main learning goals are met, let the child pursue whatever knowledge they wish to learn on their own."

"Times have changed; old thinking won't do."

You learn everything; do you know more than Artificial Intelligence?

Also, this is Qiongzhou; the college entrance exam is not the only path.

Pioneer has a complete set of vocational training tracks.

Even scientists have a complete training channel.

You must keep up with the times.

Also, for the child's learning, just follow the curriculum schedule.

I'm not looking down on you; you probably can't even understand elementary school assignments right now.

Alright, go down and first make sure the child completes the various mineral identification assignments on time.

Materials science should start with geology and mineralogy.

Only when you understand nature's composition can you use its basic elements to create all kinds of marvelous materials.

This is a path unanimously endorsed by top materials scientists.

Additionally, you need to be aware that some minerals are dangerous, so the precautions I just sent you should be studied together with the child.

Do you have any more questions? No? Then this connection ends.

The parent who hadn't dared to say a single word during training really wanted to say there were none, but indeed, there were.

Well, teacher, I'm just a high school graduate, and by now I've forgotten much of what I learned from books.

Accompanying the child in learning is truly beyond my ability.

We really don't know how to teach the child, and we have to trouble you.

Moreover, I learn slowly; don't let the child fall behind.

The teacher on Pioneer said angrily.

Play fewer games, drink less, and you'll learn everything.

Across, they laughed along, chuckling.

After a whole day's toil, this is the only time to relax; if I keep accompanying the child to study this and that, I really can't stand it.

The teacher didn't force him either.

Since the child likes this, you should know at least a little, otherwise how can you have common conversation with the child.

The child is just starting now, with shallow learning; in a few years the study will deepen, and if you try to catch up then, there will be virtually no chance.

Fine, your excuse counts as an excuse.

But I'm telling you in advance.

If you don't want to work hard and are looking for shortcuts, then you have to pay.

Hiring someone to guide the child also costs money.

On Pioneer, not far from your home, there is a materials science graduate mentor with fifteen years of experience.

Introductory Materials Science cognition costs 15,000 per year, payable quarterly; he will continuously track the child's learning and lead the child through a series of cognitive practice lessons.

Let me remind you again, this is still introductory; the intermediate and advanced fees are quite high.

Roughly double, meaning intermediate requires 30,000 and advanced requires 60,000.

That doesn't even include various research experiment costs.

Generally, if a parent earnestly accompanies the child's growth, they can complete the introductory cognition alone, which lasts about three to five years.

The intermediate lasts about three years, the advanced six years.

You need to be mentally prepared for the costs during this period.

If you have a university degree, you can probably accompany the child in the intermediate cognitive practice lessons.

Advanced level must be led by a professional.

However, at the advanced stage, it can generally be completed by learning while interning.