Chapter 815: Chapter 365: Voting with Their Feet, Exemplary Integrity (Part 2)
“…”
Song Cheng’s mind was in a ss.
That Immortal Zheng, recruiting academic talent?
What kind of research institute is this nursing ho?
And also…
“Professor, you an to say…”
“I’ve already applied!”
Professor Huntington pointed at the computer and quickly said, “Luckily, I et their requirents.”
Song Cheng imdiately felt uneasy: “Professor, you’re going to the nursing ho? Then the research group…”
“Unfortunately, you don’t qualify, but resigning is my own choice, right?”
The sky fell.
On the first day of his job, the boss ran away.
“Professor, then what about !”
“Don’t get worked up.” Professor Huntington reached out, signaling him to be patient, “Song, I can give you a recomndation letter, let you go learn from other professors, even if it’s any research group, regardless of whether it’s a professor at the dical center, if you’re interested, I can try to contact the people I know.”
Song Cheng was even more astonished.
These conditions were quite generous, and he didn’t have such a deep connection with Professor Huntington.
Speaking of it, this was only their third eting, and they’d exchanged less than ten sentences altogether.
Seeing the confusion on his face, Professor Huntington turned the computer screen towards Song Cheng:
“This ti, the competition to recruit at the nursing ho is very intense; they have limited slots, and as much as I know, quite a few qualified people are applying… my competitiveness isn’t the strongest.”
Song Cheng still didn’t understand what Professor Huntington ant.
“If I give you a recomndation letter, can you also give a recomndation letter?”
“?”
Song Cheng was even more astonished.
Professor Huntington clicked the mouse a few tis and brought up a few more web pages:
“Do you know these people?”
“… Yes.”
“Rumor has it that they have already joined the nursing ho, I hope you can introduce to them…” Professor Huntington had a sly smile, “So I can inquire about Immortal Zheng’s preferences.”
“…”
Looking at the three forr classmates and professors on the computer, Song Cheng’s expression beca more and more dazed.
“Deal?”
It was Professor Huntington who beca anxious, he added, “If you have any other requests, feel free to bring them up.”
“No…” Song Cheng sat there dully, feeling disheartened.
“Song?”
“Professor, I’m fine.”
Indeed, there was nothing major.
It’s just that after leaving his hotown for more than ten years, striving wholeheartedly to scale the peaks of dicine… the peaks of dicine seed to have grown legs and run back to his hotown.
It doesn’t matter.
…
Zheng Fa saw Huntington holding a report, entering the nursing ho along with a few others, and nodded silently to himself:
Young Huntington was indeed sensible.
He was not only skilled in neurosurgery.
Entering the nursing ho, he was also skilled in socializing, diligently practicing Mandarin while always wearing a smile, finding three to five friends within the nursing ho, while also delving deep into research. Unknowingly, he had beco the backbone among this batch of newly arrived foreign scholars.
Zheng Fa didn’t care much about this person’s minor sches.
He only cared about research progress.
“Director.” Huntington spoke in sowhat broken but fluent Mandarin, “The preliminary treatnt plan has been proposed.”
“This patient’s biggest issue is the excessive scar tissue within the body, inhibiting synapse growth.”
Treating Gu Chang was in fact a recreation of the Spirit Root.
The two are one, there’s no need to separate them.
Thus, this treatnt plan was a joint consultation by top experts worldwide, of the highest standard.
After extensive experints and research, they ca up with a feasible plan.
The so-called scar tissue is the excessive proliferation of cells after an injury, it can affect the regrowth of nerves.
Gu Chang’s situation was just like this:
He abused his body for experints, leaving it riddled with scars. Though treated with Spiritual dicine, his nervous system couldn’t grow properly, rendering him a person without a Spirit Root.
“Director, you ntioned focusing on electrical stimulation.” Huntington introduced, “We tried using Thunder Skill to stimulate specific nerve growth, and have already achieved considerable results.”
“But the problem remains… how to maintain the patient’s vitality, or should I say, the ability of cell growth.”
Old Man Bai nodded gently and spoke: “According to the Spirit Root Nerve Relationship Examination, we redesigned Gu Chang’s neural network, but recreating a Spirit Root inside him is a massive project.”
“With the current scientific ans, we cannot ensure the safety of the person during the treatnt process.”
The project group was divided into two parts.
One part focused on Spirit Root theory research, led by Old Man Bai, where a group of mathematicians decoded human nerves, striving to clarify the relationship between human nerves and Spirit Root.
Thus achieving the capability of Spirit Root creation.
With Gu Chang’s research as a foundation, it was not difficult.
The other part involved Huntington and those in dical pharmacology, responsible for realizing Spirit Root creation.
This was difficult.
If it were a minor nerve ailnt, it of course wouldn’t be much of an issue, but the Spirit Root involves too many intricate nerves, akin to the complexity of Creating People.
“Still rely on Spiritual dicine?”
“Regarding Spiritual dicine, we have a new idea.”
Mrs. Tian suddenly spoke.
“Hmm?”
“Currently, the Spiritual dicine successfully cultivated at the nursing ho is more of a stroke of luck, and the success rate is too low… we suspect, it’s the wrong species.”
“Species?”
“According to your notion, without Spiritual Energy, if Spiritual Material Particles would deteriorate… then the vegetation here might already be unsuitable for an environnt with Spiritual Energy.”
Zheng Fa was slightly taken aback, then quickly understood.
Regardless of the relationship between the modern world and the Xuanwei Realm, for who knows how many years, Spiritual Energy hasn’t existed in this modern world.
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