Siheyuan: Start at level 60, beat up all the animals

Li Yang stood in front of the laboratory window, looking at the mountains in the distance, with a sneer on his face. He knew that the United States and Russia had fallen into a state of impotence and rage, and the more they struggled, the deeper the panic would fall into.

Li Yang stood in front of the laboratory window. Outside the window was a mountain range under the afterglow of the setting sun. The wind gently blew through the treetops, bringing a hint of coolness. In the laboratory, Engineer Chen and other assistants were busy sorting out the experimental data that had just ended. The air was filled with a tense and excited atmosphere. Li Yang put his hands behind his back, and a glimmer of satisfaction flashed in his eyes. He knew that several tests of meteorological weapons had been close to perfection, and all parameters and expected effects had reached the standards he had imagined.

He exhaled lightly, with a faint smile on his lips. Through the precise control of the Sky Eye system, natural disaster weapons such as sandstorms, mudslides, and storm surges have been successfully tested in different environments around the world. And most importantly, the United States and Russia are still helpless against these sudden disasters and can't find any clues at all. Li Yang's heart surged with a deep sense of accomplishment, a feeling of controlling the world and looking down on all living things.

At this time, on the other side of the world, in the Pentagon of the United States, the Director of Intelligence Mark Johnson was standing in the center of the huge operations command room with a gloomy face. At this time, he clenched his hands, his knuckles were white, and every wrinkle on his face was as deep as if it was carved by a knife. The huge screen in front of him showed satellite images of storms, mudslides and sandstorms around the world. All natural disasters occurred so strangely that scientists racked their brains but could not explain these phenomena.

"This can't be a natural phenomenon!" Johnson slammed the table and pointed at the data on the screen, his voice full of anger and helplessness. "These storms came too suddenly and too violently. They don't conform to the meteorological laws we are familiar with."

The chiefs of staff looked at each other in bewilderment. They knew the director was right, but there was no evidence, no clues. All satellite monitoring data showed that these disasters were the result of "natural" and there was no trace of human intervention. This feeling of powerlessness made the atmosphere in the entire conference room suffocating.

"Captain, we have to do something," a young officer said bravely, his voice trembling, "We can't just sit there and wait for death."

Johnson took a deep breath and frowned. "Of course! We must find out what Yan Country is doing." He gritted his teeth and said, his eyes cold as ice.

At the same time, the Russian intelligence department was in the same predicament. Inside the Kremlin, the Minister of Defense stood in front of a huge round table, holding a newly compiled intelligence report in his hand, his face livid. His fingers tapped lightly on the table, as if he was suppressing his inner anxiety.

"Leader, the situation is not good," the Minister of Defense said in a low and cold voice, "Our satellite data and intelligence show that extreme meteorological disasters broke out almost simultaneously in the Middle East, South America, and Southeast Asia. These phenomena are very similar to the high-frequency energy fluctuations in Yan Country a few months ago."

"Yan Country..." The leader of the Maozi stood in front of the huge French window, with his hands behind his back, staring at the snow outside the window, his eyes as deep as an eagle. He slowly turned around, his eyes swept across everyone present like a knife, his voice low and cold: "What the hell are they doing?"

The entire international situation became increasingly tense because of these sudden "natural disasters". The intelligence departments of the United States and Russia were involved in countless emergency meetings, trying to find any clues from satellite data and weather records. However, Li Yang's Sky Eye system had already covered everything up perfectly. Whether it was the United States or Russia, all monitoring systems failed to capture any source of abnormal energy fluctuations. They could only bear it all with frustration and were helpless.

Li Yang stood in front of the control console in the laboratory, his eyes revealing a hint of cold confidence. The tests of these weather weapons have initially verified his design ideas, and the results are better than expected. Sandstorms, mudslides, storm surges, these natural disaster weapons can not only accurately strike the enemy's infrastructure and troops, but also completely destroy the enemy's logistics supply lines without leaving any traces.

"Engineer Li, all the experimental data has been sorted out," Engineer Chen walked over to Li Yang and handed him a thick report, his tone filled with excitement that could not be concealed, "These meteorological weapons can now be put into actual combat."

Li Yang nodded slightly, with a glimmer of satisfaction in his eyes. His fingers tapped lightly on the table, and his mind began to work rapidly, thinking about the next plan. Now that meteorological weapons have entered the actual combat stage, how should this power be used to suppress those countries that are eyeing Yan Country?

At this moment, an assistant rushed into the laboratory with a look of nervousness and excitement on his face: "Engineer Li, I just received news that the higher-ups have decided to announce our medical nanorobot technology to the world!"

"Oh?" Li Yang raised his eyebrows slightly, and a meaningful smile appeared on the corner of his mouth. This news came at the right time.

The shock of medical nanorobot technology

A few days later, Yan State officially announced their latest scientific research results through an official press conference: medical nanorobots. The core of this technology is to use micro-nano robots to enter the human body through injection, which can accurately repair cells, clean impurities in blood vessels, and even treat fatal diseases such as cancer and heart disease. Once this news was released, it instantly set off public opinion around the world.

Inside the Pentagon in the United States, CIA Director Johnson, who had just been worried about the abnormal weather, was now standing in the conference room, staring at the news broadcast in front of him, stunned.

"This... They have actually developed medical nanorobots?" Johnson's lips trembled slightly, his eyes full of disbelief.

The technical consultant next to him was also shocked. He stared at the demonstration video about nanorobots on the screen. In the video, several scientists put the experimental mice injected with nanorobots into the experimental chamber. After just a few minutes, the tumors of the experimental mice miraculously shrank and finally disappeared completely.

"This is impossible... This is absolutely impossible..." the technical consultant muttered to himself, cold sweat already oozing out of his forehead.

Johnson took a deep breath and forced himself to calm down. He knew what all this meant.

At the same time, in the Russian Kremlin, the Minister of Defense was also stunned by the news.

"Nano robots? Repair cells and treat cancer?" His hands trembled slightly as he held the report tightly. There was a hint of fear in his voice that was difficult to conceal. "This is simply... a technology that is ahead of its time."

The Maozi leader's face was extremely gloomy, and his eyes were as cold as frost. He knew that Yan's technological breakthrough had completely broken the global technological landscape. Medical nanorobots are not just a simple medical technology. Behind them is Yan's huge leading advantage in the field of nanotechnology.

"We must act immediately," he said in a deep voice, with suppressed anger in his voice, "We must find out the source of their technology, no matter what the cost."

Global shock and outcry

The medical nanorobot technology announced by Yan Country caused a stir not only in the military and intelligence community, but also in the global medical, academic, and scientific communities. News media from all over the world rushed to report on this breakthrough technology, and the headlines of television, newspapers, and radio were all dominated by Yan Country's nanorobots.

"Yan Country's medical technology breakthrough: Nanorobots can treat cancer and heart disease!" The New York Times reported the news with an eye-catching headline. The article described in detail how nanorobots can enter the human body through minimally invasive surgery, repair damaged cells and tissues, and even prolong human life.

"This is not only a huge leap in medical history, but also a revolution in science and technology," a well-known Western medical expert said in an interview, his eyes full of awe and shock. "If this technology can be applied on a large scale, then mankind will completely defeat many currently incurable diseases."

Major European technology companies have also issued statements expressing their high attention to Yan's nanotechnology, and many companies have even expressed their willingness to cooperate with Yan in order to introduce this technology into their own countries as soon as possible.

At the same time, senior government officials around the world were in deep anxiety and uneasiness. Although the intelligence agencies of the United States and Russia were still secretly investigating the truth about weather weapons, they had to temporarily shift their attention to this technology in the face of the "medical bomb" suddenly thrown by Yan Country.

"We must master the core of nanorobot technology as soon as possible," the president of the United States said coldly at an emergency meeting, his eyes flashing with suppressed anxiety. "If we fall behind the United States, it will not only be a military failure, but also a comprehensive decline of the country."

The Russian leader also held an emergency meeting in the Kremlin. The atmosphere in the meeting room was so tense that it was suffocating. The Minister of Defense stood in front of a huge map, holding an intelligence report in his hand, his brows furrowed.

"Leader, the announcement of medical nanorobot technology has completely changed the global technological landscape," he said in a deep voice, with cold sweat already oozing out of his forehead. "This is not only a breakthrough in the medical field, but also a comprehensive display of Yan Country's technological strength."

The leader of the Maozi did not speak, staring coldly at the map on the table. He knew that this technological breakthrough of Yan Country meant that they were already far ahead in the technological competition.

Li Yang stood in front of the laboratory's operating table, his eyes calm and deep. His fingers tapped lightly on the table, and his mind had already begun to conceive the next plan. The announcement of medical nanorobot technology successfully diverted the world's attention, allowing those countries that were frightened by weather weapons to temporarily turn their attention to Yan's technological innovation. Although the intelligence departments of various countries are still secretly investigating, Li Yang knows that the shock of nanotechnology is enough to make them unable to take care of other things in the short term.

However, Li Yang was not satisfied with this. The development of meteorological weapons was close to perfection, but it was far from enough. He knew that future wars would never be limited to the ground and the atmosphere. Li Yang's eyes were set on a farther place - space.