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"Not an accident? Then what was the reason?" Zhang Yuan Kui immediately followed up.

"The Shanggong Institute was originally just a very ordinary laboratory. By ordinary, I mean compared to other laboratories," Shen Huiying said.

Zhang Yuan Kui didn't understand and didn't interrupt.

"However, a strange thing happened later. One year, an intern came to the laboratory, a very handsome young man."

"He was not only young and handsome, outgoing and cheerful, but also very talented."

"At that time, the main research project of the Shanggong Institute was biological polymer materials."

"His arrival enabled the Shanggong Institute to quickly produce several decent scientific research results."

"The reputation of the Shanggong Institute was improved at that time."

"However, gradually, this young man became strange. He no longer communicated with others, and his personality became irritable and grumpy. He often locked himself in the laboratory for days."

"Suddenly one day, he submitted another paper. It was this paper that led to the disaster of the Shanggong Institute."

"What paper?" Zhang Yuan Kui asked.

"'Research on the Pathology of Human Aging,'" Shen Huiying replied.

"Xiao Lin, check what this paper wrote," Dongfang Chen immediately ordered.

"Yes, Commander."

"Based on some experimental results, this paper elaborates on the relationship between human aging and genes. His conclusion is that human cells are interfered with by certain genes during the differentiation process, leading to the inevitable end of life."

"From an overall perspective, this paper's understanding of genes is only at a preliminary stage," Xiao Lin said.

If other people read this paper, they wouldn't have much reaction.

People are inherently mortal. This is an objective law that everyone knows.

And the content elaborated in this paper is: why people must die. He believes that the reason why people die is determined by genes.

But why would such an ordinary paper lead to the disaster of the Shanggong Institute?

Dongfang Chen's guess is that this paper is opening a Pandora's box.

If humans concentrate their scientific research direction on genes, it may harm the interests of some people.

And these people may be Mani followers.

The Mani people know this news, which is equivalent to the Sirius survivors knowing this news.

The additional DNA fragments they implanted in the human body must not be discovered.

Therefore, it doesn't matter how much value his paper has, but this Pandora's box must not be opened.

"Just a paper, why would it lead to the disaster of the entire Shanggong Institute?" Zhang Yuan Kui asked himself without waiting for Dongfang Chen's reply.

"You don't understand this industry. This paper is actually advocating a pessimistic scientific ideology of 'everything is predestined, and nothing is up to man,'" Shen Huiying said.

"Then just block him directly, wouldn't that be good?" Zhang Yuan Kui said according to common sense.

"In fact, he was suspended shortly after publishing the paper. It's just that one day not long after, a group of people came. They were very skilled and killed everyone they saw. The entire Shanggong Institute was full of corpses, and blood flowed like a river," Shen Huiying said.

Dongfang Chen sent a message:

Ask about the human experiments. There's no value in continuing this topic.

After receiving Dongfang Chen's message, Zhang Yuan Kui took a deep breath.

If he didn't send a message, he wouldn't know what to ask.

"Then what's the matter with the human experiments?"

"In fact, the Shanggong Institute did not conduct human experiments. It's just that after the laboratory had an accident, some people came. They occupied the location of the laboratory and engaged in human experiment research," Shen Huiying explained.

"Are they also scientific researchers from China?" Zhang Yuan Kui asked according to Dongfang Chen's question.

"Not sure."

"Where were you at that time? Why would you know these things?" Zhang Yuan Kui continued to ask.

"Because I stayed there for a while."

"What did you do there?" Zhang Yuan Kui asked.

"As an undercover agent, collecting evidence of their crimes," Shen Huiying explained.

"Whew ~" Zhang Yuan Kui took a deep breath.

"It's good that you didn't do evil!" He comforted himself.

"Who sent you?" Zhang Yuan Kui asked.

"Entrusted by the Security Department, transferred by the Cultural Department."

"How did you get in?"

"At that time, they sent me an invitation letter, hoping that I could go there to work."

"When was it?"

"It was not long after I gave birth to Shanshan."

"That is to say, your departure at that time was for this mission?" Zhang Yuan Kui understood.

"Yes." Shen Huiying nodded.

"Then talk about what kind of experiments they are doing?"

"Extraction, storage, transformation, and application of human biological energy," Shen Huiying replied.

Dongfang Chen understood that they wanted to study how to utilize crystal cores.

The Mani followers must know about crystal cores.

Their purpose must be to study methods to mass-produce crystal cores or to use crystal cores to improve human potential.