Infirmary.
Jiang Xuezhou's dark-ringed eyes widened, her face flushing bright red as she glared fiercely at a certain guy barking like a dog.
To build this guy a more powerful body, she had used up a full third of her G-point savings!
Yet the first thing this guy did after waking up was not "clinging to her leg in gratitude and sobbing that he would spend the rest of his life repaying Miss Jiang Xuezhou's kindness," but some incomprehensible "Gaia."
She had no idea what he was yelling about, but one look at his expression told her he was dissatisfied with her masterpiece.
At that thought, her fists clenched even tighter, veins practically about to pop on her forehead.
At that moment, Ye Shi, standing beside the cryogenic pod, was completely unaware of Jiang Xuezhou's inner turmoil. Staring at his reflection in the mirror, he did not know whether to laugh or cry.
To cure his "partial paralysis," a certain D-rank researcher from the Academy had initially planned to replace his spine. Then she discovered that replacing his spine alone would not help—his organs had largely failed as well. So she replaced his heart, kidneys, and digestive organs with bionic versions.
Actually, by that point, he could already leave the ICU. However, that perfectionist D-rank researcher was still dissatisfied with her work.
He could move, sure, but his bodily coordination was still lacking.
So, in order not to affect his daily life, she made a few minor adjustments and installed a bionic chip with an integrated motor-enhancement plugin in his cerebellum.
Since she had already given him a bionic chip, it would have been a waste not to put that spare processing power to use. So she had another idea, installed a weapon-control plugin on the chip, then gritted her