Chen Mo created the super chip "Nuwa" that can cure all diseases, but on the night of success, a mysterious organization blew up the laboratory. He escaped into a single-person aircraft with the chip. After being seriously injured and comatose, the chip was forcibly implanted into his brain by AI. Four hundred and sixty-seven days later, he woke up on a strange planet that was ten times larger than the Earth - his body was strengthened five times, the aircraft fell into pieces, and a large, smoking crater was made on the ground.
The onlookers were on three levels outside, and the mysterious organization "Abnormality Bureau" came after hearing the news. Su Wan, the cold-faced Star Law envoy, took him away for examination. After a ridiculous interrogation, Chen Mo became a temporary employee of the Alien Bureau as "a debtor with three thousand spirit stones" and began his life in another world working part-time to pay off his debts.
With the incredible medical skills of the chip in his brain, he easily healed the old injury that had troubled Captain Lu Chuan for many years, and became famous in Canglan City overnight. People lined up to seek medical treatment from the entrance of the Yi Tiao Bureau to half the city. Even the richest man came here holding spiritual stones. However, in this continent divided by humans, demons, monsters and gods, a huge storm surrounding the ancient seal of the Tianyuan Rift Valley is brewing - and the hunchback blacksmith possessed by the demons is just an insignificant beginning.
A ruthless scientist and a foreigner with a super cheat in his head, in this world where the strong are respected, use scalpels and fists to carve out a counterattack.
"As long as you are good enough, there will be a steady stream of supporters around you."
Purpose: This book explores multiple levels of themes through Chen Mo's growth and adventure in another world: how society's indifference to the weak leads to tragedy, the real strong is not only strong but also protects others, and there is a world of difference between those who have been tempered in childhood and the flowers in the greenhouse when facing the storm. At the same time, it is conveyed that only by working hard can you win dignity, and living in ignorance will only become a burden; those who sincerely point out your shortcomings are the most cherished people; if you are not strong, not only will you be looked down upon, but your parents will also be implicated. This is a coming-of-age fable cloaked in comedy.