At this moment, inside the experimental building.
Dr. Chen, dressed in a white lab coat, was hurriedly leading several assistants out of the underground laboratory.
He had previously discussed matters with Professor Wang and knew what Wang Xiaoming intended to do, so he had evacuated most of the building's staff in advance to prevent any accidents.
"Pack up. Return to your offices, organize your materials, and then leave. Take three days off. I have a feeling this experiment won't end normally. Wang Xiaoming was always like this. He used to enjoy conducting terrifying experiments, but this situation is complicated and involves several unstable factors," Dr. Chen told the assistants.
"Dr. Chen, if you were worried about that, why didn't you warn Professor Wang earlier?" one assistant asked curiously.
Dr. Chen shook his head. "He thought of everything. He didn't need my reminder. The reason he insisted on doing this was because he had gone further than anyone else in researching supernatural incidents. With no new research direction established, someone had to feel his way forward in the dark. So far, any dangerous experiment could point the way toward a new direction."
"The ghost coffin experiment was a subject he had spent enormous amounts of time and effort researching. He believed it was a breakthrough, so he wouldn't care how many uncertain factors there were. His research philosophy conflicted with mine. I believed these unknown and terrifying things should be approached step by step, from discovery to understanding, then control."
"Professor Wang, on the other hand, was more aggressive. He wanted to turn living people into ghosts, perfectly control evil ghosts, and steal their abilities."
"Isn't that a good research direction?"
The assistant was puzzled. If it were him, he would certainly research in that direction too.
Dr. Chen rebuked him,