The 43-degree high temperature swept across the city, and "hugging winter melon to cool down" suddenly became popular across the Internet.
If someone else hugs the melon, it can only cool down for ten minutes.
Su Yang, a graduate student in the Department of Materials, hugged him all night, but a voice sounded in his mind:
[Natural biological cold material detected.
[Cooling value +1.
In the early morning of the next day, the winter melon exploded.
His roommate thought he was going to lose his bed, his tutor thought he was crazy because of poverty, and Chen Qianqian, a celebrity on campus, even declared in public: "It is impossible for a rotten melon to change materials science."
Until Su Yang dug out an ice crystal-like "cold jade" from the melon flesh.
A piece of cold jade stickers can keep delivery riders at 26 degrees under the scorching sun; a cold jade mattress can make the electricity meter in the entire dormitory building almost stop; a cold jade cold storage can keep medicines intact after three days of power outage.
When capital waved checks, overseas consortiums offered sky-high prices, and refrigeration giants joined forces to block it, Su Yang only put the original cold jade on the table.
"What you see is a piece of material."
"What I see is the next trillion-dollar market."
But when his technology began to change the world, an account that had never shown up sent a message:
"Congratulations, you finally blew up that winter melon."
"Now, it's time to pay back the heat you owe this world."
