"While conducting research, it’s best to test if the mushroom decomposes the Insect Man and if the contaminated soil shows great improvent or has other uses. If so, this imnse wealth could be yours as well."
Su Xiaocai kept drawing big pictures and provided feasible experintal plans.
The seniors were very excited, thinking it might actually work. If they couldn’t tackle the Insect Mother, researching regular Insect n wasn’t a bad idea.
Moreover, these mushrooms with invasive capabilities aren’t entirely useless. There’s a thod in dical studies called fighting poison with poison.
One type of mushroom was cultivated as a drug source, first "cleansing" the human body internally, followed by treatnt. Essentially, the person would be cured, but the body remains weak for a period, requiring nutritional supplents.
"Another point: you could collaborate with the cha Departnt or the people in the cha Design Departnt to research tracking mushrooms that successfully infect Insect bodies, even raiding the secret gathering places of Insect n."
Su Xiaocai’s suggestion could reduce a lot of trouble while cleaning up the battlefield.
Yep, yep, but all these depend on success. The seniors were well aware that if they didn’t succeed, it would an years wasted.
"Surely soone is conducting this experint. With so many people failing, can we succeed?"
Upon hearing this, Su Xiaocai understood the seniors’ concerns. For students with relatively average qualifications, university is rely a gateway to a stable career in the future.
They weren’t too keen on taking big risks or shouldering such heavy responsibilities.
The research group leader couldn’t be them.
"Every kind of experint is being done by soone, including the agricultural topic you’re working on now. But for this kind of experint, you’d better consult a ntor and never do it privately. I conduct experints with soone supervising from above."
Su Xiaocai bluffed and scared them a little.
Because she had experience conducting experints independently, she knew how to operate, hence working solo.
Unlike cultivating powerful species, Su Xiaocai preferred growing high-yield stable crops.
"If you decide to do it, I can offer you so sponsorship support. Just inform the ntor. As long as there’s a viable plan, they might form a team, and you can be the priority choice."
This seems possible. Even if a team isn’t ford, at least they made efforts on the research proposal, which counts as a life experience.
"Thank you, you are the most respectable researcher." The seniors gave Su Xiaocai a big hug in unison.
Su Xiaocai humbly replied, "Please call the best vegetable farr. The coconut rolled dishes I’ve grown are really delicious. Have you tried them?"
The seniors glared at her, Yellow Granny selling lons, praising her own goods.
They quickly put her back, not wanting to hear her talk about boring matters.
In the evening, when all her roommates headed to the training room, Su Xiaocai stayed alone in the dorm, enjoying the peace.
After watching the news channel for a while, she received a ssage from Xiang Qian.
Xiang Qian had sent over recent information he found.
Both files contained a lot of content and detailed records of his investigation process.
A silent protest about his recent hardships, indirectly asking for compensation.
Su Xiaocai chuckled, first skimming through briefly.
On "Xu Wu," the data was even more detailed.
Besides being a detective, Xiang Qian was also a hacker, making it easier to track Xu Wu’s life trajectory.
Xu Wu, real na Luo Lianliang.
He had a younger sister at ho, his mother had passed away, and his father was the owner of a car repair shop as well as a junior maintenance technician, capable of performing basic maintenance on chas.
Later, his father had an accident and died in the store. Both investigations and surveillance said he was careless in operation, so the insurance company didn’t compensate.
The rope breaks at the weakest point, and misfortune finds the struggling ones.
At that ti, his grandfather lost an arm trying to save his father.
The young ones were too young, and the old one was disabled, so the burden fell on Luo Lianliang.
He was forced to quit school to pay debts.
As for the debt, it seemingly appeared out of nowhere, supposedly owed by his father from gambling during spare ti while repairing cars.
Xiang Qian was indeed a very good detective. With protection from a bodyguard, his investigations were quite thorough.
Su Xiaocai continued reading.
Everything happening in Xu Wu’s family had traces to follow.
His father’s death had hints as well, and Xiang Qian visited the places where Xu Wu previously lived.
He understood his father’s nature through neighbors and locals—cautious, organized, emotionally stable, never argued with anyone, nobody saw him gamble; he cherished his children, being both father and mother, a highly responsible person.
Prior to the incident, Xu Wu’s father had three near-death experiences within a month.
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