Hidden identities of the AI Heiress-Chapter 437 - Hope Is Too Remote
Chapter 437: Chapter 437: Hope Is Too Remote
Chapter 437 -437: Hope Is Too Remote
Li Hanzhou didn’t rush her, allowing her to decide for herself whether she wanted to take the risk.
Qiao Yun didn’t think for too long, being a decisive person by nature. After weighing the pros and cons, she finally decided to initiate the New Life Project.
Compared to Lu Zhanxing, who was listless in his hospital bed,
She much preferred the spirited and lively Lu Zhanxing.
She thought that if Lu Zhanxing were conscious, he would certainly agree to it as well.
Seeing her resolve, a smile leaked from the corners of Li Hanzhou’s mouth.
This was the Qiao Yun he knew.
Since they decided to operate on Lu Zhanxing again, the Lu Family had to be informed, and whether the plan could be carried out ultimately depended on their wishes.
Qiao Xun personally went to the ward to explain the situation, “An authoritative expert I know is willing to take action; now it depends on your willingness. Do you agree to another surgery?”
Su Mian, leaning against the hospital bed, looked pale and distressed, “Will there be danger?”
Having been given hope and then disappointed, and now faced with hope again, her feelings were quite complicated… She feared another disappointment, which she truly wouldn’t be able to bear.
“There is,” Qiao Xun didn’t hide the truth from them and explained the risks, “The worst outcome would be no change at all, but if we do the surgery, his chances of a complete recovery are ten percent.”
The New Life Project had only been attempted on Qiao Yun’s grandfather, but it hadn’t succeeded, so he didn’t know exactly how great the chances were. He could only give them the smallest glimmer of hope.
Lu Rui and Su Mian fell silent.
A ten percent chance of hope was too slim.
“What does completely healthy mean?” Lu Rui asked.
Qiao Xun explained, “He will return to his original state.”
Of course, if it were successful, he would become a completely new Lu Zhanxing, with physical qualities enhanced several times over compared to before.
The New Life Project would also be a work that shakes the world.
It would become a ‘miracle’ that everybody would pursue relentlessly.
Su Mian and Lu Rui didn’t rush to make a decision.
Just then, Lu Jingzhi came back and they discussed the matter with him.
Lu Jingzhi glanced at Qiao Xun, took a deep breath to suppress the bitterness in his throat, “I agree.”
He didn’t even consider it.
Because he knew it might have something to do with his sister.
This time, he chose to trust his sister.
Lu Jingzhi’s unquestioning agreement surprised Lu Rui and Su Mian.
This behavior was completely unlike Lu Jingzhi.
Noticing his parents’ confusion, Lu Jingzhi sighed and said, “Dad, Mom, if he has the surgery, there might still be a chance, but without it, he might become a vegetable. With my brother’s personality, he’d agree too.”
Lu Zhanxing was too proud to accept becoming invalid.
The words of Lu Jingzhi moved the Lu couple and they too decided to give Lu Zhanxing another chance at surgery.
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Seeing their agreement, Qiao Xun didn’t linger in the ward any longer and went out to prepare.
“Big brother, are you okay?” Lu Rui asked with concern.
He noticed that after his big brother returned from going out, there seemed to be something off about him.
“I’m fine, just worried about my brother,” Lu Jingzhi said, not telling his parents Qiao Yun’s true identity.
His and Lu Zhanxing’s thoughts were the same, hoping that their sister would tell them herself.
…
Qiao Xun told Qiao Yun that the Lu Family had agreed.
Qiao Yun’s face was taut, and she merely nodded, reverting to the stern and serious Professor Qiao that she was.
After all, there was a ‘battle’ to be fought soon, and she needed to shed unnecessary emotions.
As Lu Zhanxing’s condition made it inconvenient to move him, Qiao Yun asked her lab team to bring the equipment over.
When the lab team heard Professor Qiao was going to use the New Life Project, they were very shocked, until they learned it was to save her own brother.
Then there was nothing more shocking about it.
A line of internationally recognized talents, each capable of drawing global attention in their own right, carried equipment to Shengqiao Hospital.
It didn’t look like a surgery was going to happen at all, it seemed more like an experiment was about to be conducted.
But indeed it was an experiment.
Lu Zhanxing was their test subject.
“Teacher, I’ve brought everything.” A young researcher opened a precision case.
Inside was a small chip.
This was the core of the Rebirth Project.
Qiao Yun had once been a robot, and it was only because of the smart chip she could function; the idea of the Rebirth Project was based on smart chips.
Her idea was indeed very bold.
Implanting a smart chip in the brain to take over the operations of the brain.
In the Interstellar, this was a standard procedure, but the civilization of this world was too backward, lacking many elements, making this research exceedingly difficult.
Even the knockoffs they produced couldn’t compare to the Interstellar’s smart chips.
But it was enough.
Qiao Yun, confirming there were no errors, had everyone prepare to start the experiment.
Li Hanzhou’s gaze remained fixed on Qiao Yun, not wanting to miss any changes in her.
The Qiao Yun of now differed slightly from the one in his memory.
She was no longer lazy and relaxed, or quiet and peaceful.
The her of now was exceptionally dazzling.
The little girl conducting experiments indeed had charm.
Aware that the man kept looking at her, Qiao Yun turned her head to glance at him, saying gently, “Don’t be nervous, you can do it.”
“I’m not nervous.” Although it had been a long time since Li Hanzhou had operated, he still had the necessary skills and expertise. As he glanced at the chip, he raised an eyebrow slightly, “Why does it look somewhat familiar?”
Without changing her expression, Qiao Yun replied, “All chips look like this.”
Li Hanzhou, as if realizing something, thought for a moment, but didn’t come to any conclusion and thus stopped pondering it. Right now, Lu Zhanxing was what mattered most.
After entering the operating room.
All the instruments were ready.
Li Hanzhou whispered to Qiao Yun, “Don’t be afraid, everything will go smoothly.”
Qiao Yun had a few seconds of bewilderment. Was she afraid?
Li Hanzhou wasn’t sure if Qiao Yun was scared.
But still, he told her not to feel afraid.
Because this time, he was there.
Qiao Xun was also present, assisting. He spoke, “Qiaoqiao, we can begin now.”
“Let’s begin,” Qiao Yun said calmly.
Time rushed by frantically.
Qiao Yun’s expression became increasingly serious.
Once the experiment was underway, she would not be disturbed by anything, even if the person lying on the operating table was the brother she liked.
She treated him only as a test subject.
…
A few hours later, the experiment ended.
The researchers watched the various data on the instruments nervously, at last revealing smiles of wild joy on their faces, “Success! We finally succeeded!”
Everyone was extremely happy.
This was the first success of the Rebirth Project, it was truly a moment for the history books!
If it had been appropriate, they would have all wanted to hug each other and cry tears of joy. It had not been easy, success had come at last after more than a decade!
At that news, the breath Qiao Yun had been holding finally relaxed.
Looking at the data transmitted back by the chip, the corners of her mouth unconsciously curved into a slight arc, her brows and eyes softened, her beautiful eyes filled with shimmering light.
She smiled.
