200 Monkeys and 150 Million

At three o'clock in the morning, the alarm in Pingshan Bio Valley pierced the silence - Chen Mo of the AMC processing team encountered the most difficult dilemma in his career: the mRNA delivery patent worth 150 million in his hand had only 72 hours left before it expired, and the experimental cell activity supporting the patent was only 0.3% Below the red line. What is even more distressing is that the 200 experimental monkeys bound to the patent suddenly ran out of food, and the body temperature of the young monkeys dropped sharply and was on the verge of collapse. Chen Mo originally came here to "revitalize non-performing assets," but because of Lao Zhou's words, "Don't let them and technology become cannon fodder for capital," he ended up in a dead end of "protecting patents + rescuing monkeys." In the past, there were process delays at the Patent Office, and the supply of culture medium was cut off. Later, there was the malicious sabotage by former team member Lu Kai - tampering with data, cutting off monkey food, and anonymous reporting. Every step added fuel to the countdown fire. Chen Mo could only drag researcher Su He and breeder Lao Wu to fight to death: they broke into Lao Zhou's private laboratory to find spare culture media, used homemade emergency feed to prolong the life of the monkeys, and took advantage of the gaps in the policy to grab a patented life-extending channel. In these 72 hours, the coldness of capital's pursuit of profit collided with the warmth of life's breathing. Chen Mo wanted to bet not only on 150 million assets, but also on the original intention of "technology should be used to save people, not to harvest" - can he not only save the lives of the patents, but also protect the lives of 200 monkeys before the countdown reaches zero?