An Elementary School Student's Troubles (Part 1)

The reason humans age ultimately lay in the nature of genes.

As cellular genes continually replicated, information loss was inevitable. As more and more information was lost, the replicated cells and protein molecules began to develop functional errors. Once those errors exceeded the limits of repair, the functions of tissues and organs were naturally affected, producing signs of aging.

Many malignant diseases also resulted from accumulated errors in this replication process, where quantitative change eventually led to qualitative change.

After Alice became able to sense and, to a certain extent, influence and alter the super-sensory information of various things through the "Super-Sensing Item System," she conducted extensive observations, summaries, and even small experiments to establish cognitive models of the super-sensory information underlying different objects.

These cognitive models not only helped Alice and the other members within the "Super-Sensing Item System" acquire information and make judgments about objects in the broad sense, but also allowed her to manipulate and influence cells, molecules, and even atoms to a certain extent on the microscopic level.

Especially after witnessing Xiang Kun help Mr. Liang use the failed devouring attempt of the "Ultimate Predator" as an opportunity to reconstruct his body through the "Little Radish Platform" three years ago, Alice gained a deeper understanding of how the microscopic structures of living organisms were assembled.

Only after Xiang Kun gained greater support from his abilities during the process of merging with the Ultimate Predator's High-Dimensional Factor was Alice able to successfully construct her true body.

With that experience behind her, Alice had ways to deal with all sorts of problems within living organisms, whether illnesses or injuries.

It was like someone who had personally made all the construction materials—cement, rebar, bricks, paint, tiles, and so on—and then built an entire house themselves. Asking them to repair