Helen Cho, Bruce Banner

New York.

Medical Rebirth City.

This had originally been an emerging industrial district under construction in New York, but He-El's sudden rise with energy and medicine had changed the world—and changed this developing industrial district as well, transforming it directly into the world-famous Medical Rebirth City.

It had gathered nearly all of the world's first-rate biologists, medical experts, and medical researchers. Every day, new illnesses were conquered, and new research into the human body's genes and cells emerged.

In particular, Dr. Helen Cho, the chief director of the entire Medical Rebirth Project, had created the Regeneration Cradle. After He-El's improvements, it had become the most advanced medical equipment in the world.

Combining genetic modification, genetic information editing, nanotechnology, and intelligent technology in the medical field, the Regeneration Cradle could be used for trauma repair, tissue and organ regeneration, bodily reconstruction, and could even directly create a human body.

It was also a concrete embodiment of digitalized, intelligent, visualized medicine.

The Regeneration Cradle was hailed as the nightmare of future doctors.

Because with the Regeneration Cradle, doctors would no longer be needed in the future. One only had to input all the data and symptoms—or let it conduct an examination—and it could treat the illness accordingly, greatly freeing up medical manpower while destroying the profession of doctor.

As a result, the future direction of medicine had taken a turn. What would be needed were people who researched biological diseases, rather than doctors who treated them.

Of course, that future would probably still take fifty years to arrive.

Still, it was unquestionably the greatest invention in modern medicine.

Traffic filled the broad avenues of Medical Rebirth City. Inside a somber black Maybach, Natasha sat in the front passenger seat, occasionally glancing at the rearview mirror.

Reflected in the mirror was a kind-looking