Zero flashed her cute little canine tooth, clearly relishing the boss's praise.
It seemed that, in Zero's eyes, earning a compliment from the boss was a rare honor.
As he continued reading the data, Mo Jingchun gained a general understanding of the progress of the human trials for the X-Gene Optimization Fluid.
In a sense, the trials had been too successful.
Just like the first batch, none of the participants in the second batch had suffered any casualties. The results were as expected: everyone injected with the X-Gene Optimization Fluid had grown stronger and experienced a substantial boost to their immune system.
The difference was that everyone had started out with a different constitution, so the improvements varied as well.
Someone who had originally been frail might display impressive fighting ability after receiving the X-Gene Optimization Fluid and training for a while.
Meanwhile, some of those who had started out in excellent physical condition showed little improvement.
Mo Jingchun had no idea what the underlying pattern was, or whether some unknown factor was at work.
For now, it was enough that there were no harmful effects.
This wasn't blind confidence. On the contrary, Mo Jingchun trusted the data provided by the system.
If there were hidden risks or other problems, the data would have mentioned them. The system wouldn't have labeled it a "perfect" preliminary gene optimization fluid otherwise.
It could be called perfect precisely because the X-Gene Optimization Fluid had never altered the structure of human DNA.
After reviewing the useful information Zero had distilled from the data, Mo Jingchun fell into thought.
The occasional furrow in his brow made Zero too nervous to speak.
Zero could analyze people's expressions to guess what they were thinking, but that didn't mean she could actually know what was on someone's mind.