Chapter 1100: Chapter 691: Chu Mo’s Ambition
“Mr. Chu, whom do you plan to give this genetic blueprint technology that is more than a decade ahead of all humankind to? If we want to cultivate our own top-level scientists, using this technology as bait should attract many top scientists and research institutions willing to cooperate with us!”
Yang Xuan, the head of the Longevity Club, displayed a serious expression. For her, the larger the Longevity Club grew and the broader her network beca, the higher her status and standing as the head would be. Nowadays, Yang Xuan is one of the most powerful and mysterious figures in the whole Hua Country, as she seldom attends confidential public events. Moreover, with her control over the entire Longevity Club, many individuals who lack the necessary status but eagerly wish to join the club would go to great lengths to ingratiate themselves.
Even Chu Mo had heard that a French billionaire with a fortune of 79 billion once sought to join the entertainnt club without paying the exorbitant mbership fee and personally approached Yang Xuan, even laying out a 5 billion chip in hopes that Yang Xuan would make an exception. In the end, she rcilessly rejected him.
According to the standards of the Longevity Club, only billionaires with over a hundred billion in wealth could join the club, and those with lesser fortunes who wished to join had to pay an expensive mbership fee. For example, those with a net worth of more than 90 billion had to pay a one-ti fee of 5 billion, those above 80 billion had to pay 10 billion, and those worth 70 billion had to pay 15 billion to join the club.
It is precisely due to the Longevity Club’s ruthlessly exclusive rules that many ultra-wealthy individuals who do not et the wealth criteria try everything possible to curry favor with the club’s three directors. It wasn’t just Yang Xuan, including Liang Bing and Zhang Dongdong, who had nurous ultra-rich individuals approaching them in hopes that they would open a back door, all to be rejected in the end.
Just two days ago, Tian Yong, the Chairman of Tianhua Entertainnt, asked Chu Mo to make an exception so he could join the Longevity Club and was likewise refused by Chu Mo. It is imaginable just how many ultra-wealthy individuals with fortunes in the hundreds of billions sought out these three individuals in hopes of joining the club.
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Chu Mo originally considered whether to announce the top-tier genetic blueprint technology himself, so he could play around with winning a Nobel Prize, but a mont later, he dismissed the idea. First, he had no foundation whatsoever, and suddenly presenting such globally advanced technology would certainly invoke suspicion from interested parties. Moreover, he already possessed enough fa and fortune. Not to speak of Magic City, but even in the whole Hua Country and perhaps the entire world, the title of Mr. Chu of Magic City is quite prominent, so he certainly doesn’t need a Nobel Prize to boost his reputation!
Furthermore, Chu Mo has always preferred to keep a low profile. Although he is well-known in upper society, he is virtually unrecognized by the common folk. If he insisted on acquiring a Nobel Prize, his na would beco known globally.
This would not align with Chu Mo’s character of low-profile conduct, so he only briefly entertained the idea before putting it out of his mind.
His gaze then shifted to the laboratory across from him. At this ti, the big star Situ Lichun had gone over. The elder Situ’s dical examinations had been completed, and the old man was recovering well, now able to see visitors. When Situ Lichun arrived in front of the elder, this famous star across the entire Hua Country behaved just like a little girl, throwing herself into the old man’s arms and bursting into tears.
The elder, with a kindly smile, kept stroking Situ Lichun’s long hair, seemingly consoling the big star in his embrace, his clear eyes filled with affection.
Seeing that the elder, who had taken the second Longevity Pill, had a slightly rosy complexion and was much more spirited, Chu Mo withdrew his gaze and then slowly spoke:
“The technology of the genetic blueprint will be stored for now until we find a suitable candidate to push forward. Then we will give the technology to them, allowing us to easily cultivate a Nobel Prize winner. As for the operations after that, discuss several serious proposals, and I will personally review them.”
Without staying any longer, Chu Mo stepped out of the observation room. As he reached the corridor and walked toward the elevator, he suddenly said:
“Are those ten second Longevity Pills safely stored?”
The entire Longevity Club toiled for a year or two, and Chu Mo had invested a staggering 700 billion previously, which only accounts for the expenses that can be calculated. The extrely precious Great Restoration Pills and the various connections Chu Mo consud to establish the entertainnt are not included. If all of these were taken into account, Chu Mo’s investnt in the Longevity Club could well exceed a scale of a trillion.
And now, an investnt of over a trillion has finally seen returns. Naturally, those ten small second Longevity Pills represent the greatest outco.
If all things are considered, Chu Mo’s trillion investnt returned just ten small Longevity Pills, then the value of each second Longevity Pill could be as high as over a hundred billion. This is undoubtedly an invaluable treasure, crownable as the most precious thing to humanity.
Of course, the second Longevity Pill also possesses a heaven-defying effect that matches its exorbitant value: this little pill can extend the lifespan of the user by five to ten years.
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