Gaze (Part 2)

"Since Spirit Energy had nothing to do with physical strength, then... what exactly was it connected to?"

Wei He pondered inwardly.

His body had reached its limit, and the Spirit Method could no longer be cultivated further. Only after breaking through could he use the Spirit Method to continue advancing.

After clearing away the remaining traces of compounding medicine, he deftly erased the data from the various instruments, then opened the door and left the laboratory.

In the pristine white corridor, researchers came and went. Some hurried along, while others chatted leisurely with one another.

"Director Wei, I need to reallocate the laboratory quota on my end today."

"You can submit an application to my office later," Wei He answered casually.

"Director Wei, Professor Tang Luo needs a high-energy radiation isolation chamber. He needs it at two this afternoon."

"The isolation chamber has already been assigned to Professor Kars. There are no vacancies for now. You'll have to wait in line if you need one."

"Director Wei, a new batch of experimental equipment has arrived and needs to be allocated and inspected."

"I'll arrange for someone to go over later." Wei He answered the staff members approaching him with questions one by one.

Over those twenty years, naturally, he had not simply done nothing.

At the Pharmacology Center, through long periods of study and research, he published at least one paper in a second-tier journal every year.

Before long, Wei He earned high praise from many researchers at the Pharmacology Center for his nearly flawless cooperation in research projects.

Then, in the autumn of his fifteenth year, he was formally promoted to director, managing nearly half of the Pharmacology Center's various equipment.

The position seemed simple, but it was actually quite important. Nearly every researcher needed laboratories and all kinds