If Cas9 were synthesized by normal methods, then a specific gene sequence knocked out, the full process would be exceptionally complicated for Su Hao:
Design SgRNA, construct the SgRNA-Cas9 vector, construct a stable SgRNA-Cas9 cell line—
...and so on.
Could Su Hao accomplish it? The answer was no! The conditions did not allow it. He might encounter all kinds of harsh environments in the future, and this method of synthesizing Cas9 was not suitable for him.
What he needed was a simple, brutal method—one that could synthesize it anywhere.
Moreover, he already had an idea, and it was very likely to succeed.
This method could be divided into several steps.
The first step was to hand control of Blood Qi over to Little Light.
Although Little Light could not directly manipulate any matter in this body, it could provide Su Hao with information prompts at any time. And as long as he had prompts, Su Hao had a way to achieve microscopic control.
The method was simple: record all kinds of Brain Signals produced when he controlled Blood Qi, smash them into tiny fragments, label them, then subdivide them again and again until they could be used for microscopic control.
Then Su Hao would make various sounds, perform various movements, or visualize various scenes. He would record the Brain Signals produced by vocalization, movement, Visualization, and other activities, match them against the signals for controlling Blood Qi, then solidify them into a language for controlling Blood Qi.
Whenever Su Hao wanted to manipulate Blood Qi energy on a microscopic level, Little Light would arrange a series of movements for him. As long as Su Hao followed Little Light's prompts, he could produce the corresponding Brain Signals and thereby control Blood Qi microscopically.
It looked exceptionally complicated. In truth, it was