The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits
Chapter 532 - 536: Who Moved My Body (Part 8)

Chapter 532: Chapter 536: Who Moved My Body (Part 8)

Su Li wasn’t in the mood to beat around the bush and directly stated her purpose.

Su Li, "Zhou Shengsheng, the father of Intelligence, do you wish to personally create an era of your own?"

Su Li briefly explained her understanding of the Intelligent Brain. She knew the other party was definitely listening intently.

She believed that her project, which she named "Creation," could certainly move Zhou Shengsheng.

At her core, she steadfastly believed that a scientist capable of proposing such a concept as the Intelligent Brain truly harbored no small ambitions.

Although she didn’t know why Zhou Shengsheng had given up all his enterprises to become what he was now...

Don’t be fooled by Zhou Shengsheng standing still as a post; his flickering eyelids were evidence enough that he was absolutely engaged in analysis and thought.

Perhaps due to an ingrained habit, he couldn’t help but immerse himself deeply into the scientific frame of mind.

The concept of intelligence proposed by Zhou Shengsheng was still just that—a conceptual thing; perhaps even he himself didn’t believe it was possible to succeed.

However, Su Li’s line of thought was mature enough, even taking into consideration the entire direction of future developments very comprehensively.

In Su Li’s view, this project was not merely a scientific achievement; it was more like a gift from the creator.

The Intelligent Brain that would be created, in a certain sense, had already transcended human understanding to become a brand new species, possessing intelligence, emotions, and memory—a different kind of non-human being.

And the one who creates all this would become a creator on par with God—Su Li felt that no one could refuse such an achievement, including Zhou Shengsheng.

And the increasingly urgent breathing by her ear was precisely proving that the person beside her was not at peace within.

"Maybe you need some time to think it over, think about it for now..."

"No, no need to think, I can do it," Zhou Shengsheng responded eagerly with a rough and hoarse voice.

He was so anxious that he almost choked on his saliva, coughing repeatedly.

Because he hadn’t spoken for a long time, at first, Zhou Shengsheng’s speech was somewhat rough, stumbling, accompanied by his body language, to convey his urgency to Su Li.

The scientist’s mind was indeed as innocent as a child’s; he was wildly gesticulating, oblivious to the odd looks from those around him.

Zhou Shengsheng, with eyes bright as a cluster of dazzling stars, looked over in confusion and asked, "Why me, when you can do it yourself?"

Zhou Shengsheng was simple like a scholar, but not foolish, hence his question.

"A legalized identity is needed; with you, it’ll be faster."

Of course, Su Li could also use a little technical trick to present the data directly to relevant people’s hands, but at first, there would likely be some unavoidable trouble.

In short, choosing Zhou Shengsheng was like finding someone to handle the trouble for her.

The lively conversation between Zhou Shengsheng and Su Li seemed to give some people the wrong impression.

A few underworld-looking hooligans, chewing toothpicks and walking with swagger, sloppily approached.

Leading them was a young man with hair dyed in rainbow colors, wearing a thick gold chain.

He grinned and kicked a stool out of the way as he leaned in, "Hey, beauty, what’s so interesting about speaking with this decrepit old man? Why not have a heart-to-heart with us guys instead?"

"Scram." Without Su Li teaching them manners, the dispirited middle-aged man suddenly transformed into a furious dragon, "Where are you looking with those eyes? Thinking of getting rid of them?"

Zhou Shengsheng’s forceful demeanor was reminiscent of a strict grade school dean, instantly reminding the young hooligans of the fear and horror once wielded by their own school deans.

They trembled in fright, and when they recovered, they cursed in anger, "Looking for death, you rotten old man."

"Bang"

"What, you dare to cause trouble on Brother Qi’s territory? You haven’t asked around to see where I hang out."

A flickering noise ripped through the air as a kitchen knife was hurled forth, grazing past the ear of the lead youngster, and buried itself a full three inches into the table.

A group of young guys almost pissed their pants.

The neighboring diners, still munching on peanuts and drinking wine, were chattering merrily to each other, thoroughly enjoying the spectacle.

"Wow, I never thought there’d be fools bold enough to cause trouble at Brother Qi’s stall."

"Don’t be a wimp, go for it, Brother Qi won’t do much to you, at worst he’ll break an arm or a leg."

"Brother Qi of the worldly society, and there are still people who don’t recognize him..."

Su Li hadn’t realized that the stall owner, who looked like an honest man, was actually mingled in the worldly society.

Nevertheless, this place was indeed a mixed crowd, full of hidden dragons and crouching tigers.

Only then did Zhou Shengsheng realize that the girl he was discussing dreams with was excessively young.

And more importantly, incredibly beautiful...

"How about coming to my place?" After saying this, Zhou Shengsheng immediately regretted it.

The world is murky, and such an invitation, in the eyes of others, would add many malicious interpretations.

"I, I didn’t mean that..." He was just lingering on the thought, eager to understand more.

Su Li: "It just so happens that I have no home to return to, Mr. Zhou, thank you for offering me shelter."

In an instant, Zhou Shengsheng’s imagination ran wild, his expression softened, and he began treating the girl across from him as his junior due to her being the same age as his daughter.

Su Li felt she was incredibly clever; having left the Su family and now penniless, she found a place to stay in minutes.

Cao Zhiyu and the Su Family couple were probably searching for her right now, they would never imagine she’d mix into the chaotic Western District.

In fact, that was indeed the case; the Cao Family’s energy in this city was colossal without a doubt.

But as formidable as the colossus was, there were always one or two blind spots under its eyelids that it failed to notice.

The Cao Family did have people in the Western District, but as the orders came down, they decreased level by level. By the time it reached the street where Su Li was located, Brother Qi had already blocked them.

He was used to this sort of thing; Brother Zhou had been living peacefully in this area for so long through his efforts. The saying goes, "Even a powerful dragon struggles to suppress a local serpent," and that’s the logic here.

Spiritual Power was scarce in this small world, and although one couldn’t cultivate any significant strength, Su Li knew countless ways to make it impossible for Cao Zhiyu and company to rise again.

But no matter which method, Su Li still felt it was too easy on them.

She decided to pull the rug out from under them.

Zhou Shengsheng didn’t yet realize that the young lady in front of him was brewing such a crazy idea in her mind, one that was simply terrifying.

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On a sun-drenched afternoon, Elder Zheng, taking a rare break, had removed his white lab coat and was holding a watering can, carefully watering the plants nurtured by his wife.

His spouse watched for a while and couldn’t stand it anymore, complaining, "You water the plants as if it’s a scientific experiment."

"You even measure the water with a graduated cylinder before pouring it out."

"At this rate, you won’t be able to get through the garden in three days."

Elder Zheng didn’t want to argue with his partner and chuckled, "It’s just habit. The moisture in the soil of each pot isn’t always the same, you have to account for that too..."

"Alright, alright, enough," the spouse interjected.

Elder Zheng was saved by the bell, as his private phone in the house rang.

"I’ll get the phone."

He had not heard this phone ring for five years and was incredulous when he heard it, followed by a pleasant surprise.

Zhou Shengsheng, his best friend, and also his subordinate.