After being unemployed for half a year, Chen Mo unexpectedly awakens the ability to make his thoughts come true.
Once he settles on an idea, he can control material reactions and extract elements with precision. He can even purify high-purity metals just by thinking about it.
He starts by dismantling discarded circuit boards in his rented apartment to extract gold, gradually learning how his ability works: the more precise his target and the better he understands the underlying principles, the less energy it consumes.
To gain legitimate access to real "rich ore" in the form of industrial waste liquids, he earns a hazardous waste transport license and secretly uses his ability while riding along on delivery runs.
He extracts gold from gold-plating waste, recovers platinum and palladium from spent catalysts, and pulls rhodium, worth several times more than gold, from carbonyl synthesis waste liquids...
The dangerous waste that others avoid at all costs is a treasure trove of easy money in his hands.
With precise control over his ability, he starts out as a low-level hazardous waste transporter, then opens a transport company, rents a laboratory, and develops biotechnology, commercializing one piece of futuristic technology after another.
From an unemployed nobody with almost no savings to a rising star in control of core technologies, Chen Mo quietly makes his way to the top.
But he gradually realizes that this ability was never a gift without a price.
Every extensive physical modification, every breakthrough in the limits of his ability, comes with a price no one knows about, marked in secret.
It is a very novel urban fantasy novel. It is not the kind of mindless and exciting novel, and the ability is also limited. It should not be like other exciting novels where the ability exceeds the standard in the later period and ends up being unfinished. After reading the first few chapters, I found that the ability is also reasonable. I hope the novel will not collapse in ability in the later period.