I Invented an Antidote to Paraquat

One day, Su Ming came across an interesting post online titled, "What If You Invented an Antidote to Paraquat?" It was a hypothetical question listing all the ways society might change if such an antidote were really invented, and it had received countless replies.

Su Ming laughed. "It's just a paraquat antidote. How hard can it be?"

He plunged straight into the System's space, then emerged three days and nights later, disheveled and holding a bottle of blue liquid.

When Su Ming used it on the spot to save a thirteen-year-old girl who had swallowed half a bottle of paraquat, the whole internet went wild!

On the first day, Su Ming won the Nobel Prize.

On the second day, the World Health Organization put up a statue of him every ten meters.

On the third day, he was awarded a seaside villa at the WHO headquarters. No sea there? They'd dig one in the desert.

On the fourth day...

Su Ming became someone who made it into the history books while still alive.

When several veteran researchers and a crowd of reporters visited Su Ming's old home, they also discovered a 0.1-nanometer lithography machine, a perpetual motion machine, laser weapons, Three-Body water droplets, and more...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.