The CEO's Substitute Wife Is A Genius-Chapter 414: Tear Down Her Vest in His Presence

Hu Hao was utterly bewitched.

He had truly never seen such a sweet and lovely young girl before.

He nodded absentmindedly, allowing her to pull him along into the company.

The heating inside was strong; his entire body immediately warmed up, and his mind started to work rapidly.

After Jiang Man swiped her work badge to enter, he furrowed his brows, remembering the girl who had popped up by the roadside and what they had said.

...

Meanwhile, elsewhere.

Jiang Man received a phone call from Chief Xia, saying that Hu Xianyun’s application to enter the National Research Institute had been approved.

"Let’s go." She cocked her head at Hu Xianyun, her movements both cool and dashing.

Hu Xianyun felt uneasy, fearing that his trip would be in vain.

"The approval is through, the car will arrive soon."

The two, one after the other, left the old house, first getting into a Rolls-Royce Phantom. ƒreewebηoveℓ.com

When they reached the mid-mountain area, they got out and switched to a military green jeep.

Hu Xianyun was asked to wear a blindfold.

He understood these rules.

The Research Institute was hidden deep in the mountains and forests, beyond the reach even of the Beidou navigation system.

After what felt like an hour’s drive, the car slowed down.

"We’re here."

Jiang Man said lazily, unfolding her crossed legs, then casually pulled the blindfold off Hu Xianyun’s face.

Hu Xianyun squinted, adjusting to the bright light outside.

In front of him stood a row of researchers in white lab coats, along with numerous military officers in uniform.

There were many people, all orderly and silent as a church.

When Hu Xianyun’s gaze fell upon the man in the front row—a middle-aged man with two bars and four stars, adorned with numerous badges—he was shocked beyond words.

It was a general of high rank!

The next second, something even more astounding left him speechless.

This general, along with everyone behind him, bowed to them.

To be precise, not to them, but to Jiang Man!

Jiang Man hopped off the jeep, walking briskly.

"Is the laboratory ready?"

"It’s all set."

Everyone followed her pace.

Each person took on a ready and serious stance.

With uniform steps, they walked for about ten minutes, finally arriving at the entrance to the laboratory.

Two women in white lab coats helped Jiang Man into her lab coat, and fitted her with protective goggles and medical gloves.

She gave a sign with her eyes to two other male researchers, who walked over to Hu Xianyun.

Hu Xianyun was bewildered, allowing them to fuss over him.

When the hatch to the laboratory opened, many people remained outside; only he, Jiang Man, and a few researchers entered...

Suddenly, he realized something.

An absolutely preposterous idea was on the verge of breaking through!

But now was not the time for his mind to wander, because the moment they entered the chamber, the experiment began.

Inside the experimental cabin, there was a large operating table surrounded by various instruments, a dazzling array.

These instruments were all for monitoring vital signs and data.

When a female researcher took out something the size of a fingernail from a white box...

A patient was conveyed through an opening next to the operating table, on a conveyor belt.

The research staff immediately set him up with various pieces of equipment.

He was a vegetative patient who couldn’t even breathe on his own; without a ventilator, he would die within a minute.

Beep, beep, beep-beep-beep.

After a race against time, the research staff had attached all the necessary devices to the vegetative patient.

Once his vital signs had all returned to normal, the research staff began the implantation surgery.

Hu Xianyun was also asked to join this surgery, though only to handle some miscellaneous tasks.

The lead surgeon was Jiang Man, with an expression of meticulous care on her face.

The scalpel in her hands moved effortlessly, performing the highly difficult task of opening the skull to implant a chip.

Yet, she completed all the steps within a mere twenty minutes.

In the intervals where she stitched, people continuously wiped the sweat from her brow.

But her hands were steady as rock, sewing without pausing for a single second.

When the surgical lights dimmed for that second, there was no reaction from the staff, everyone kept on with their tasks.

Someone switched on the brain monitoring equipment.

"Once the patient wakes up, we can test the results."

Jiang Man turned and left the experimental chamber, nonchalantly taking off her gloves.

Lu Yingxue followed behind her, her tone strictly business, "Yes."

Only two monitoring staff remained in the experimental chamber, everyone else had left.

That included Hu Xianyun, who followed the other research staff.

Jiang Man was already ahead, walking side by side with Instructor Xia, discussing something.

"Hey, you’re that scientist from the Antarctic, right?"

At that moment, Lu Yingxue slowed her pace, came up to Hu Xianyun, tilted her head to look at him with a big grin.

Hu Xianyun’s face turned red upon hearing this, "I’m not a scientist, just a regular research staff member."

"A regular research staff member? That can’t be right, can it? You’re the first outsider to observe at the National Research Institute," Lu Yingxue frowned, clearly not believing it.

"If you weren’t someone significant, how could the institute agree to let you observe? That was an SSS level project just now; even those of us working on these projects can’t freely enter and exit the institute, all for fear of information leaks."

"You misunderstood," Hu Xianyun pulled at the corner of his mouth, "I wanted to ask, what is Manman’s relationship with Dr. M? Why didn’t the doctor perform the surgery just now?"

"Ah?" Lu Yingxue was incredulous, as if she had heard a wild tale.

"Pfft," she covered her mouth, unable to hold back a laugh, "Well then, answer me first, what is your... what is your relation to Manman? Then I’ll answer your question."

"She is my sister," Hu Xianyun answered truthfully.

"Oh, no wonder," Lu Yingxue had a sudden realization.

She playfully stepped in front of Hu Xianyun, looking up at him teasingly, "She’s your sister, and you don’t even know what her relationship is with Dr. M?"

"I really don’t know because of research confidentiality," Hu Xianyun replied very seriously.

Lu Yingxue found him even more amusing, and wanted to tease him further, "You dummy, you’re really clueless."

Hu Xianyun actually had a hypothesis in his mind, but he thought it too absurd and thus hadn’t voiced it.

"Let’s go, go rest. We’ll only know the experiment’s outcome after the patient wakes up."

"Wakes up? Isn’t he a vegetative patient? How can he wake up?"

"Let me correct that, it’s about waiting for the anesthetic to wear off."

Hu Xianyun found the concept bizarre; vegetative patients need anesthetics for surgery?

Lu Yingxue, seeing the thought process on his face, smiled, "Of course, they need anesthetics. It’s humane care. Although he is a vegetative patient, he actually has a brain consciousness. The purpose of the brain monitor is to let the outside world be aware of his brain consciousness. His neurons haven’t died; of course, he can still feel pain."

Hu Xianyun nodded, agreeing with the young girl, immediately feeling a sincere respect, and a special affection welled up in his heart.

A doctor’s benevolence always considers the patient’s state and tries to empathize with the patient as much as possible.

The reason his sister was known as the Divine Doctor wasn’t just for her medical skills but even more because she cared for the very real feelings of every patient.

"Manman is a very good doctor!" he exclaimed with admiration.

Lu Yingxue’s smile bloomed even more; she couldn’t help herself, "You’re so clueless, it’s astonishing you still don’t get it – your sister Manman is Dr. M! That surgery was not just any cranial operation; it was a brain interface experiment!"