Very reasonable cultivation

After giving the hint, Tian Zhen quietly observed Dr. Ding's reaction. Tian Zhen had some impression of this scientist named Ding Yi. In the novel, he was Dr. Ding Yi who participated in the research and development of ball lightning and macro electronics.

This is the research that is closest to the essence of the world, but it is still subject to the influence of scientific cognition. Tian Zhen believes that his understanding of the world is still somewhat one-sided.

After thinking about it, Dr. Ding contacted his superiors and reported the news in detail. He still remained skeptical about the abnormal situation that Tian Zhen had created.

Seeing that he hadn't figured it out for the time being, Tian Zhen left the space station and took a look at the extremely long nanocolumn. What was interesting was that the principle behind it was the change of the earth element in the five elements formed by two different particles, that is, the force between the two particles.

The combination of countless identical particles will cause these similar resonance points to be superimposed geometrically. Of course, this change occurs without external interference. Generally, these changes will be converted into other changes in the Five Elements under external fulcrums, maintaining the balance of the Five Elements. Therefore, this high-intensity particle connection is difficult to occur under normal circumstances.

But the clever thing about their nanopillars is that they have found a way to maintain this resonance point, which can prevent other particles around them from becoming fulcrums and affecting the connection between the nanofilaments. To put it bluntly, it is like a high-frequency vibrating knife, just like those practitioners who are proficient in the use of Qi and can use Qi to attach to tree branches to fight against magical weapons.

Professor Luo's vision followed him to a small island where a very modern city had been built. The big man, Shi Qiang, said that this was where almost all the elites of humanity lived. This made Tian Zhen sigh: the more elite, the more stubborn and rigid they were. Humanity is now divided into different classes, isn't it?

If even Luo Ji, a university professor, doesn't want to have children, what do the lower-class workers think? Can't they figure it out in this information age? Is it really the upper class that's responsible for distribution?

Tian Zhenyong, who had lost interest in this place, looked to the other side through the universal storage device. It was the woman who had a light speed engine 'Golden Pill' after a day. She had woken up.

When she woke up, she was in a very high-end private ward. Her mind was a little confused, and she was temporarily stuck in the three philosophical questions of who am I, where am I, and what should I do.

Soon, as the woman woke up, the ward door was opened and two people in white coats and three strong men in security uniforms came in.

The middle-aged woman in a white coat walking in front was the first to break the silence. She stared straight at her lying on the bed and asked calmly, "Your name is Su Qian, right?"

Hearing this name, Su Qian's body trembled slightly, as if a flash of lightning flashed through her hazy thoughts. She nodded instinctively, as if she had grabbed a life-saving straw.

After this brief response, long-dormant memories began to flood back. Su Yan, dazed, gradually recalled her identity and past experiences, as well as the events leading up to her coma. She quickly checked her body and breathed a sigh of relief when she discovered no limbs were missing.

"Do you remember what happened before you fell into a coma?" the middle-aged woman in the white coat continued to ask.

"I remember a car suddenly crashed into me and I was stuck in the front, then I passed out." Su Qian answered fluently. She looked around and asked, "Why are there three outsiders here? It's such a big scene. What happened?"

"Ms. Su, you are currently in the military hospital. A preliminary examination revealed some abnormalities within your body. Test results indicate the presence of a certain amount of non-ionizing radiation, but the source remains unclear," the middle-aged woman in the white coat spoke slowly, her voice steady and serious. She then raised her head, gazing intently at the patient, and continued, "However, we are even more astonished that you were able to remain unharmed in that completely deformed car! This situation defies the laws of physics and common sense. Therefore, for the sake of human safety, we have every reason to suspect this may be related to the actions of the Trisolaran aliens."

At this point, the middle-aged woman in the white coat paused, picked up a nearby record sheet, and began writing rapidly. The tip of her pen scratched across the paper, as if time had frozen in that moment. After a moment, she looked up again and said firmly, "To ensure the safety of all human society and to clarify the truth of this matter, you will need to remain in the hospital for further observation and research. Please believe that all of this is to protect everyone's lives and future."

"What radiation? I feel very good." Su Qian asked in confusion.

The middle-aged woman in a white coat took a tablet computer from her assistant and directly opened a video to show Su Qian. The video was exactly what happened when Su Qian was unconscious. From time to time, a very obvious stream of light flashed across the surface of her body lying on the bed.

Su Qian couldn't help but widen her eyes and asked, "Is this me? You guys can't fool me with a fake video."

Su Qian's words grew increasingly agitated, and her body began to radiate streams of light, like twinkling stars in the night sky. This sudden change not only startled her, but also caused the two white-coated officers to take a step back, and the three security guards to reach for their weapons.

The light became more and more intense, moving across Su Qian's body like a living thing. Her breathing became rapid and her eyes became confused.

"What happened? What happened to me?" she murmured to herself, with a hint of fear in her voice.

"Ms. Su, take a deep breath and please calm down!" The middle-aged female doctor was quick to hold down the arm of the young male doctor who was about to raise the gun, and at the same time spoke to comfort Su Qian.

"Hu~Hu~" Su Qian hurriedly did as she was told, and gradually calmed down as she exhaled. Fortunately, she had participated in several lawsuits, and she was quite skilled at speaking and staying calm in public.

The light on her body gradually calmed down and disappeared. The middle-aged woman in the white coat wrote in the notebook, "Affected by emotions", and drew a big circle.

"Ms. Su, try to control the flow of light just now." The middle-aged woman in the white coat looked away from the notebook and said to Su Qian.

"What was that just now?" Su Qian did not do it directly, but asked in confusion.

"We don't know either, but our testing hasn't revealed any harmful effects. The radiation it emits is also non-lethal, ionizing radiation," the middle-aged woman in the white coat replied. After a pause, she continued, "So, to ensure your future safety and your freedom, we must ensure you're not a time bomb created by aliens."

Su Qian thought for a moment, nodded, and replied, "Okay, I'll try my best to cooperate actively."

After saying that, she gently closed her eyes, and spots of light gradually appeared on her body.