Good Man Operation G Chapter 116.1 The Research Fanatic Who Lost His Child (2)

Chapter 116.1 The Research Fanatic Who Lost His Child (2)

Lin Shiheng inford people of a eting as soon as he returned.

Although the original owner didnt clo well in family, there was no denying that he dicl have talent, and the people under him were quite impressed with him. When they hearcl about the eting. they imdiately clropped what they were doing and went to the eting.

Everyone thought Lin Shiheng had made a new discovery about the current research project. However, when one of them read the paper handed out in the eting, they were dumbfounded by what was on it.

National genetic query?

This na had nothing to do with their current research.

Yes.

Lin Shiheng stood in the main seat, with a straight face, This is the data Ive been preparing for 10 years. If anyone is willing to work on it with , well sign a non-disclosure agreent after the eting."

The funding has been approved by the higher-ups, so you can read it and consider it for yourself.'

At first, so people were hesitant after reading the title. As they werent majoring in this area either, it would be hard for them to put their research aside, and work on this. They werent familiar with the field.

But Lin Shiheng was the boss and everyone respected him. They had to read on with respect.

The more they read it, the more the people in the eting room felt excited.

Professor Lin, clid you do all these detailed calculations?"

If its really like what you have written, its equivalent to entering a new era for China.

Lin Shiheng looked the sa, as if he had expected their reaction, Ive already submitted a detailed report and its been submitted to the top. Since the funding was approved so quickly, I hope everyone who s willing to participate can decide as soon as possible."

Participate!

They must participate!

They werent all research fanatic like Lin Shiheng, even though they were doing this job with the intention of serving the country. But they all had families, and who didnt want to earn more money?

If this project was realized, they would certainly receive a lot of money afterwarcls, in line with the countrys usual generosity.

The money wasnt the most important thing either. the most important thing was that it would definitely go down in history. In ti, maybe the nas of the participants would be in the history books.

This was a big lure for anyone.

By the ti the eting was over, everyone had signed confidentiality agreents, temporarily setting aside their previous research and working overti to start their work under Lin Shihengs guidance.

It was hard to make, at least compared to the technology they had always had. However, the good thing was that Lin Shiheng was there. The group didnt even go ho and kept working every day, eating box lunches for dinner and sleeping on the floor in the lounge.

They were all grown n, so after a few days, they all looked scruffy.

Because of Lin Shihengs knowledge, the fact that he had given them a half-finished product, and they only needed to refine it: the large amount of work, which everyone calculated would be done in half a year at most, didnt take long. After the results were handed in, it didnt take long for an expert, who could almost be considered their teacher, to arrive.

For them, it was the equivalent of a specialist they had known since childhood. No one felt he was here to take credit either. Instead, they worked harder and harder because the expert was in the room.

Lin Shiheng was in a hurry, almost sacrificing all of his ti off to work. No one thought that there was anything wrong with that. After all, everyone in the room was impatient to see the results as soon as possible.

After a month, with everyone working desperately. a better semi-finished product ca out. The expert testecl it and went out with a serious look to make a phone call. By the next day, the group of people who were yawning and planning to hit the floor in the lounge saw a line of soldiers standing outside.

Ard with guns and looking solemn. they were all very intimidating.

Its fine, go rest.

When the group of people were scared, Lin Shiheng ca out from the baok. He was also very exhausted. After a brief word, he took the lead.

Seeing that the soldiers all remained as they were and didnt look like they were going to do anything to them, everyone sobered up from the f right and cautiously followed him to the lounge.

Unsurprisingly, so soldiers with guns were also standing at the entrance of the lounge. Under Lin Shihengs leadership, everyone walked in. pretending to be calm.

As soon as the door was closed, the group of people imdiately had a heated discussion.

They werent fools. Who could send soldiers? It must be the governnt!

Although they knew that what they were doing could make great contributions to their country, seeing the rows of soldiers standing at the door was exciting and frightening at the sa ti.

The country attached great importance to this matter, The realization added a layer of excitent to the groups already excited moocl.

From that day onwards, their progress began to accelerate.

After another month and a half, with the blessing of the expert and various prudent practioes by Lin Shiheng, they finally made it.

National Gene Query.

The na sounded quite simple. but in fact, it wasnt just as the na suggested. that it could only perform genetic enquiries; to be exact. genetic enquiries were just one of the small branches within it.

More importantly, it could protect the entire network within the country of China. While there were eyes in the sky everywhere in China, they could only check the surveillance after sothing had happened. The National Gene Query, however, had a certain intelligence, which could shoulder the security of the entire country of China and automatically clistinguish whether there was any violence after connecting to the eyes in the sky.

Once detected, without the need for human intervention, they could directly transmit it to the local police departnt, where the police would check the surveillance and then quickly take action. If it was a murder case, not only could the murderer be found, but so victims who hadnt been killed, could also be saved in ti.

Not only that, but it could also automatically identify all kinds of information. For example. if a murderer escaped, as long as they were still in China. and their na and picture was entered, it could automatically search all over the country. Chinas eye in the sky basically existed everywhere. Unless the other party hid in a ravine for the rest of their life and didnt co out. or had plastic surgery, the National Gene Query would definitely fincl the person and automatically report them to the local police departnt.

Apart from that, it had a lot of other features that could be slowly explored. However, these few features alone were enough to transform China.

The history of this small world was a little more backward than the history of the main world that Lin Shiheng was familiar with. Its experiences were similar, but its developnt was sowhat different from the history of the main world.

As everyone knew. China had experienced a clark ti in history. Even though those brave heroes eventually stood up for their country against all odds, the years of devastation still placed their own technology behind than that of other countries.

After years of hard work, the country had prospered and quickly passed through a diffioult period. The people of China no longer had insufficient food and clothing, but in the eyes of so people, it was still the sa weak country it was back then. So Chinese people even developed the idea that the moon outside was bigger than the one in China.

(TNote: the moon outside was bigger than the one at ho = the grass is greener on the other side/otherpeople always seem to be in a better situation than you.)

It couldnt be helped. Everyone wanted to move up the laclder. So young people who hadnt experienced those years of oppression couldnt understancl how diffioult it was for China to develop to where it was now in just a few decades.

The more people engaged in scientific research, the more they saw Chinas disadvantage. That was because most people in the country actually compare themselves with their own people. while those engaged in scientific research compare the results of their scientific achievents with those of foreign countries.

This was an awkward period, when China proved that it wasnt a weak country by its own ability, but it was indeed less powerful than so of the other countries. The initial encounter made China feel very inseoure, so it desperately pursued research.

When it cos to research, it was actually an effort to build sothing that others had. This didnt last long. In another decade or so, the new generation in China gradually grew up. Instead of desperately trying to catch up with other countries, they could safely start their own research and shine brilliantly in the international arena.

Now, Lin Shiheng had brought this tiline forward.

For China right now, achieving what other countries dont have and cant make was a kind of honor. They were too eager to get international recognition, eager to make themselves strong. so that others couldnt bully them.

And the National Gene Query would allow China contain at least 80% of cris.

When the ti cos, when other countries started to boast about what they could do, China wouldnt be embarrassed and had things they could also boast about.

The most important thing was that in another 6 months, it would be the Olympic Gas. China had persisted in its bid for the Olympic Gas for so long, and it had finally succeeded. It was a prosperous ti for the whole country. Even if it was to save face, they had to take good care of those foreign friends who were going to co to participate and spectate the gas.

It was also important to have foreigners, who had arrived in China. change their preconceptions and realize that China wasnt the sa country as it was back then.

The National Gene Query ca at the right ti, when other countries didnt have it. It was also a quick way to get cri rates under control, so no one could bla the country for taking it so seriously.

The test results were submitted, and they had to wait for the connection to the national eye in the sky system. Then, they were entered into the public security system in various regions. Until the results were available, they, the researchers, had to remain under protection, or surveillance, so to speak.

After all, it was a big matter. Everyone showed understanding.

And the main researcher. who had always been quite cooperative, Professor Lin -Lin Shiheng, who also proposed the National Gene Query, raised the idea of going back to visit his family.

In addition, he wanted to use the National Gene Query in advance, to find his lost child.

The news that Professor Lin wanted to go ho to visit his family and use the National Gene Query system in advance was handed up, layer by layer. As he was the main researcher and a living genius, the green light was given for Lin Shiheng to go ho.

Of course, under the protection of the military.

After all, China still had enemies. Before the Olympic Gas ca to a perfect end, the governnt didnt want any accidents to happen.