Lin Zhixing, a laid-off researcher, discovered the hypothesis left by his mentor in the basement. A system from the future told him: Every time a patient is treated and every academic progress is promoted, disruptive technology can be unlocked.
From a blockbuster preprint to conquering ALS; from being surrounded by giants to letting the world see Chinese science. He only wanted to fulfill his mentor's last wish, but instead he rewrote the history of human medicine step by step.
"Data doesn't lie." This is his belief. What supported him through the darkest moment was his mother's buns at four o'clock in the morning, his father's silent pride, and the renewed light in the patient's eyes.
——This is not only a counterattack by scientists, but also a story about "being seen".
Reader comments
The rigor and inheritance of the older generation of scientists drive the struggle stories of the new generation of scientists, which is touching.
It can be seen that it was written by AI, because the content of each chapter jumps too much.
But the writing is okay
The rigor and inheritance of the older generation of scientists drive the struggle stories of the new generation of scientists, which is touching.
It can be seen that it was written by AI, because the content of each chapter jumps too much. But the writing is okay