58: Chapter 58 The Emergence of Artificial Intelligence: The Nuwa System Takes Over the Network!

The office was kept at a constant temperature and humidity.

The air conditioning vents emitted a low hum.

Lin Ruoxi stood before her desk.

She looked down at the test report in her hand.

It was a multi-encrypted gene comparison document.

A holographic projector on the desk projected a set of spiral DNA strands.

They intertwined, rotating continuously.

Lin Ruoxi pushed up the gold-rimmed glasses on the bridge of her nose.

Her fingers slid quickly across the touch panel.

Red points of light danced within the data stream.

This data represented the genetic sequences within her body.

They were radiation imprints left behind by years of materials science experiments.

They were also her most secret connection to the "Pangu Project."

Lin Yun stood behind her.

His hands were tucked into his suit pockets.

His gaze passed over Lin Ruoxi's shoulder.

He looked at the striking line of comparison results on the screen.

Match rate: 98 percent.

In genetics, such a probability was equivalent to a miracle.

Lin Ruoxi looked up.

She looked at the young man in front of her.

"Is this report real?"

she asked softly.

Her gaze fell upon the signature line of the report.

There sat the electronic seal of the highest authority from the Dragon Country Academy of Sciences.

Lin Yun stepped forward.

He took the report.

His fingers gently brushed over the creases on the paper.

"It is real."

"It's not just a genetic match."

"It represents a possibility."

"A limit that the field of materials science has never touched before."

Lin Yun put down the report.

He pointed to the night sky outside the window.

At this moment, the lights of the capital were dimming.

"The limit of the Lithium-Air Battery is right there."

"No matter how much the electrolyte is improved,"

"the bottleneck of energy density will always exist."

Lin Ruoxi turned around.

She walked to the lab bench.

Upon it sat a block of black metal.

It was her latest research achievement.

"Current room-temperature superconducting materials can only function under extremely high pressure."

"We need a new crystal structure."

"A structure that can exist stably at room temperature and normal pressure."

She spoke quickly.

This was the core subject she had studied for years.

It was also the final wall obstructing the energy revolution.

Lin Yun walked to her side.

He picked up the black metal block.

He hefted its weight.

"If there were a genetic sequence,"

"that could induce the rearrangement of carbon atoms,"

"forming a crystal with extremely high superconducting potential,"

"how long do you think it would take?"

Lin Ruoxi stopped what she was doing.

She looked up at Lin Yun.

Her gaze passed over her lenses,

locking tightly onto Lin Yun's face.

"That is a theoretical hypothesis."

"Without a concrete sample,"

"it's just a castle in the air."

Lin Yun smiled.

He placed the black metal back onto its base.

"What if the offspring we conceive,"

"possesses this genetic talent?"

"He would be a mobile 'catalyst' himself."

"He could directly guide changes in molecular structure."

Lin Ruoxi's breath hitched.

She looked at the various precision instruments on the lab bench.

Laser Interferometers, High-magnification Electron Microscopes.

These expensive pieces of equipment seemed so pale in the face of Lin Yun's description.

She grabbed a signature pen from the desk.

She twirled it rapidly between her fingertips.

The metal body of the pen tapped against her knuckles,

making a crisp sound.

She thought of the encrypted document regarding the "Pangu Project."

Every selected participant

was a top scientific elite of the Dragon Country.

And every collaboration

gave birth to a world-changing technology.

Lithography Machines, Aerospace Fighters, even Virtual Reality.

These weren't magic,

but technological leaps achieved through Genetic Engineering.

She glanced down at the report.

Her hand pressed against the desk,

her fingertips turning white from the pressure.

If this could be realized,

energy transmission losses would drop to zero.

The efficiency of the global power grid would increase tenfold.

She looked up at Lin Yun.

Lin Yun was still standing there.

His expression was calm,

his gaze carrying an unquestionable firmness.

Lin Ruoxi let go of the pen.

The pen rolled to the corner of the desk

and fell with a soft click.

"I am willing."

Her voice was clear,

distinctly audible in the quiet office.

Lin Yun reached out.

He took Lin Ruoxi's hand.

That hand trembled slightly,

yet it met his with determination.

"From now on,"

"you are a core member of the Pangu Project."

"We will leave our names in this era."

A system notification sounded in Lin Yun's mind.

Ding.

Detected that the seventh S-rank offspring is about to be conceived.

System rewards are ready.

That cold mechanical voice carried a stinging sensation like an electric current.

"Commercial Application Technology for Controllable Nuclear Fusion."

A line of text appeared in the void before Lin Yun's eyes.

It was a torrent of blue data,

converging into complex formulas and blueprints.

It wasn't just superconducting materials for energy transmission;

it was the very essence of energy acquisition.

Commercialized nuclear fusion.

This meant that a miniature sun would enter countless homes.

Lin Yun's palm tightened.

He felt the warmth of Lin Ruoxi's palm.

His heart rate was accelerating.

This wasn't just scientific progress;

it was the reboot of civilization.

"What's wrong?"

Lin Ruoxi felt the temperature of Lin Yun's palm rise instantly.

She asked with some concern.

She looked into Lin Yun's eyes.

Those eyes reflected her,

and they also reflected the future.

"Our child,"

"will bring a light to this world that will never be extinguished,"

Lin Yun said.

His voice was deep,

carrying a trace of excitement that was hard to conceal.

Although Lin Ruoxi didn't understand the full meaning of those words,

she saw the burning heat in Lin Yun's eyes.

That radiance made it impossible for her to look away.

She stood up straight.

She took off her white lab coat

and hung it on the back of the chair.

She walked toward the lab bench

and began to shut down the precision instruments that were running.

The data on the screens gradually faded out.

The office fell back into silence.

The lights outside the window became even more brilliant,

converging into an ocean of light.

Lin Yun watched her busy back.

He knew that the next chapter of the Pangu Project had begun.

This wasn't just a laboratory collaboration;

it was the starting point of a civilizational leap.

He walked to the desk.

He casually picked up the file marked as S-rank

and put it into the shredder.

The machine roared,

turning the confidential document into fine scraps of paper.

Lin Ruoxi stopped what she was doing.

She turned around

and watched Lin Yun's actions.

She didn't ask;

she just stood there quietly.

An indescribable tacit understanding flowed through the air.

This was a bet on the future,

and a journey destined to change history.

Lin Yun walked toward the door.

Just as he was about to push it open,

he stopped.

He looked back at the female Academician who was about to become the mother of his child.

"Are you ready?"

Lin Yun asked.

Lin Ruoxi straightened her back.

She adjusted her collar—

a professional habit,

and her attitude toward science.

"Always ready,"

she answered firmly.

Lin Yun pushed open the heavy alloy door.

The light from the hallway shone in,

stretching their shadows long

until they vanished into the depths of the vast corridor.

In this era where intelligence and energy were about to explode in full,

every step they took

was rewriting the map of human civilization.

And after this night,

the "Superconducting Era" and the "Fusion Age" that belonged to all of humanity

would officially begin.

No one could stop the arrival of this trend.

Because this was not just Lin Yun's will,

but the inevitable result of this planet's evolution.