A genius? I just love studying.

Chapter 325 Without you, Stockholm this year will be much less vibrant.

As Chen Hui walked through the monitoring room, listening to Song Chaoming's detailed introduction of each patient, he felt an unprecedented sense of peace.

The study of theory has its own beauty, but applying it can also bring people an endless source of power.

[Congratulations, host! You have won the Nobel Prize in Medicine. Free attribute points +1]

A barrage of comments suddenly flashed before Chen Hui's eyes. He was stunned for a moment. He had not yet received a call from the Nobel Prize committee, but he roughly understood what was going on.

Faced with the irrefutable facts, he believed that the Swedish Academy would not have much disagreement, and the matter was probably settled. However, he himself felt a little strange, never expecting that he would receive two Nobel Prizes in different fields in the same year.

This was an outcome he had never imagined.

However, Chen Hui was quite satisfied with the fact that he could get a free attribute point every time he won a Nobel Prize. This made him start to think about whether he could get more free attribute points if he won another Nobel Prize in Physics.
After all, compared to the Fields Medal which is awarded every four years, the Nobel Prize is awarded every year, and there are six awards each year. If you win six Nobel Prizes every year, wouldn't you be able to reliably get six free attribute points every year?

If it were feasible, Chen Hui couldn't imagine how strong he would become in a few years.

Of course, if they were to monopolize all the Nobel Prizes for several consecutive years, they might face condemnation from the entire scientific community.

Chen Hui thought to himself with amusement.

Of course, with his current abilities, it would be very difficult for him to monopolize awards in all six fields, and the Nobel Prize committee would probably not allow such a thing to happen. However, Chen Hui is still very confident in the fields of physics, biology, and chemistry.

I definitely have to try it next year.

With a thought, he brought up the data panel.

[Host: Chen Hui
Chinese Level 5 (43%)

Mathematics Level 7 (4%)

English Level 5 (37%)

Physics Level 5 (68%)

Chemistry Level 4 (99%)

Biology Level 6 (46%)

Physical Education Level 5 (0%)

Geography Level 2 (0%)

History Level 2 (0%)

Politics Level 7 (39%)

As his basic math skills improved, his proficiency in other subjects also increased.

Biology is often closely related to chemistry. These days, Chen Hui is researching two topics: cancer and longevity. As a result, his proficiency in chemistry has also skyrocketed, reaching level 4 with a 99% success rate.

What Chen Hui found even more perplexing about the surge was that his political proficiency had jumped to 39%!

It's important to know that once you reach level 7, the difficulty of increasing proficiency has entered hell mode. Even with his current basic math skills, it would take him half a month of dedicated study to increase his math proficiency by 1%.

But he did nothing, and his political score was already 39% at level 7.

He didn't know what had happened, but he knew that the first thing to break through level 8 must be politics.

Mathematics pulled off a final comeback when breaking through level 7, but this time, it seems unlikely that mathematics will have a chance.

What he didn't know was that while he was researching cancer, nuclear fusion power plants had already sprung up all over China, bringing about tremendous changes to the world and bringing enormous benefits to the country and its people.

As Nirvana No. 1, a drug that can completely cure cancer, enters clinical trials, countless people are already benefiting from it, and it is foreseeable that even more people will benefit.

With the addition of Nirvana II, he had already unknowingly and completely changed the world, so now even when he's eating and drinking, his political proficiency will naturally increase.

Your chemistry proficiency has increased from level 4 (99%) to 100%.

Your Chemistry level has been upgraded to level 5.

[Congratulations, host! Your bio-engineering has reached level 5 or higher. Free attribute points +1]

Chen Hui didn't expect that while checking the data panel, he would receive an unexpected surprise and gain two more free attribute points.

without hesitation,

"Give me some credit for my judgment!"

"Boost my insight!"

He came and went in a hurry, and his two free attribute points were already zero. This time, Chen Hui did not feel anything significant. He only felt that his ears and eyes were clear and his world was clearly presented in front of him.

After visiting the intensive care unit, Chen Hui led the way out of the hospital, saying, "I came here today to recruit another batch of volunteers through your volunteer recruitment channels."

Because of Nirvana No. 1, Song Chaoming and his team have gained over 100 million followers on their official account in the past few months, making it the most suitable platform to use their account to post volunteer recruitment notices.

Chen Hui didn't want Nirvana II to become the exclusive domain of certain privileged groups, so spreading the news as widely as possible and then randomly selecting from the applications was undoubtedly the fairest approach.

At that moment, he suddenly remembered that many years ago, a Weibo employee had contacted him and asked him to register a Weibo account. At that time, he was engrossed in his research and had no time to pay attention to such things, so he decisively refused.

It now seems that having a way to voice one's opinions, and having a sufficiently loud voice, has many advantages.

"Recruit another batch of volunteers?"

Song Chaoming was somewhat puzzled. The current clinical data for Nirvana No. 1 is quite good. Once everyone in the ICU has recovered and the first batch of subjects have been recovered for more than half a year, Nirvana No. 1 can be launched on the market and undergo Phase IV clinical trials. There is no need to recruit volunteers anymore.

Chen Hui knew he had misunderstood and shook his head, saying, "It's not Nirvana One, it's Nirvana Two!"

"what?"

Song Chaoming certainly knew what Nirvana II was; he was the one who introduced this project to Liu Jishou.

But what did he just hear? Nirvana II actually succeeded?
Should I tell him science fiction stories?

"That's right, we succeeded!" Chen Hui nodded.

Song Chaoming had no more questions, but a strong shock enveloped him, as if he had been struck by a thunderbolt, leaving his mind unable to think for a moment.

It took him a while to come to his senses and regain some rationality. Then, boundless regret overwhelmed him. The value of this project, from any perspective, far exceeded that of Nirvana One.

He originally had the right to collaborate on this project, but he never expected to give it away so easily. He felt like slapping himself.

However, he didn't dwell on his regret for too long. After all, he had already obtained Nirvana One, and although he felt some regret, he wasn't consumed by it.

"Such a big thing, didn't you report it to your superiors?"

"This is not like treating cancer; you're just going to conduct clinical trials like this?"

Song Chaoming glanced around, then deliberately took a step closer to Chen Hui and whispered, "I think we should conduct the experiment discreetly and follow the leaders' instructions?"

Having frequently handled key national projects, Song Chaoming possessed a certain level of political acumen.

If he knew Chen Hui's current political rank, he wouldn't have asked that question.

"It was reported long ago. The decision to conduct the experiment publicly was made by Professor Qian and his team," Chen Hui said.

"Old Qian?"

Song Chaoming leaned back strategically, pondered for a long time, and then had a look of sudden realization on his face. "As expected of Professor Qian, he really has guts. I am indeed far behind!"

With a long sigh, he readily agreed, "Don't worry, I'll take care of it!"

After saying that, he hurriedly headed towards Liu Jishou's laboratory.

Chen Hui found it somewhat amusing, wondering what he had figured out while he was deep in thought.

However, he still sent his requirements for volunteers to Song Chaoming via WeChat.

To become a clinical trial participant for Nirvana II, one must be over eighty years old and apply voluntarily, preferably from all walks of life.

After doing all this, Chen Hui finally found a contact number on his phone that had been forgotten in a corner for a long time.

"Hello, are you Jing Xin, a staff member of Weibo?" With his memory, if he wanted to, he could recall anything that had happened, even the smallest details that he hadn't noticed at the time.

"Hello, Chen Shen!"

The other party responded almost instantly.

Jing Xin, far away in the Weibo work area, was like a cat with its fur standing on end, trembling with tension.

"I'd like to register a Weibo account, could you please help me verify it?"

Chen Hui sent his newly registered Weibo account to the other party.

"Ok, no problem!"

Jing Xin felt that he must have been blessed by Lady Luck today. He never expected that such a great thing would fall on his head. If he could get Chen Shen to join the Weibo platform, he felt that he could probably get promoted three times, and doubling his year-end bonus this year would not be a dream.

He didn't know that it wasn't Lady Luck who favored him, but rather his own choices back then that made him who he is today. Back then, he was the first person among all the platform's staff to extend an invitation to Chen Hui.

Not only on other platforms, but also among so many user growth team members on Weibo, he was the first to contact Chen Hui.

"I will process your verification as soon as possible. Once the verification is complete, you should try posting a simple update, such as 'Hi everyone, I am Chen Hui,' which will help you gain followers quickly."

As Jing Xin rushed towards the general manager's office with Chen Hui's account in hand, she didn't forget to send Chen Hui a message, reminding him, "I might need to video chat with you later for the real-name authentication. Sorry, it might take a few minutes of your time."

As for why we went to the general manager's office...

Real-name authentication like this usually requires an approval process, and in order to get approved as quickly as possible, some privileges are naturally used.

"Shin-chan, what's up?"

After knocking on the general manager's door, Yu Mei smiled at Jing Xin, showing no anger at having a junior employee come directly to her office.

Jing Xin was flattered and surprised that the general manager actually knew him.

"Mr. Yu, Chen Shen has registered a Weibo account and wants us to help him with real-name authentication."

"Chen Shen?"

Yu Mei was somewhat displeased. To come to him about something like real-name authentication, this Jing Xin probably didn't understand the situation. Of course, given her composure, she even wore a gentle smile on her face.

But soon, she realized something was wrong. The title "Chen Shen" sounded very familiar. "Wait, do you mean Professor Chen Hui?"

"Yes, it's Professor Chen!"

"what?"

"Is Professor Chen going to join our Weibo account?"

Yu Mei, who had been calm and collected, suddenly stood up like a cat with its fur standing on end. Even her voice became very sharp, attracting the attention of many people outside the office.

“That’s right. I want to complete the verification as soon as possible, which is why I came to you. I want to have a video call with Professor Chen later to confirm my identity and then complete the verification directly.”

Yu Mei's reaction made Jing Xin unsure, and he answered truthfully with some trepidation.

"You did very well!"

After a brief moment of losing her composure, Yu Mei quickly regained her composure, at least outwardly.

"Let's video chat quickly, I'll personally do the verification." Although she remained outwardly calm, Yu Mei was quite excited at the thought of video chatting with Professor Chen.

The video call connected quickly. Chen Hui looked at the two people on the other end and introduced himself, "Hello, I'm Chen Hui."

"Hello, I am Yu Mei, General Manager of Weibo Marketing Department."

Yu Mei said calmly, "I have confirmed your identity and will complete the real-name authentication for you as soon as possible."

"Okay, thank you."

After saying that, Chen Hui hung up the video call.

Haha, he actually spoke to Chen Shen!
Yu Mei was overjoyed and wanted to dance around in the office, but she still had to remain calm and say to Jing Xin, "You can go now. I will handle this matter personally."

"You did a great job on this, and you'll get your share of the rewards."

After saying that, she returned to her desk and quickly completed the real-name authentication for Chen Hui's account.

After Jing Xin left and she was sure he was far away, she got up, closed the door, and burst into laughter in the office. She was so excited that it took her a while to calm down.

Chen Hui didn't expect that Weibo's staff were so efficient; they completed his real-name authentication in just a few minutes.

Remembering the other person's instructions, he logged onto Weibo and posted a message: "[Hello everyone, I'm Chen Hui. If I need any help in the future, I will post a message on this platform.]"

He originally just wanted to prepare a channel for himself to speak out, such as this recruitment of volunteers. If he has enough followers, he can post it on his account in the future, which can be regarded as asking for everyone's help. So there is nothing wrong with what he said.

Yu Mei, who had just sat back down, saw Chen Hui's post and smiled. She immediately used her privileges to give the post a million views, which was the maximum she could use without any approval.

She believed that once she reported the matter, it wouldn't be impossible to send a site-wide notification to all users. Professor Chen deserved this recognition, and she wouldn't allow anyone to be unaware that Professor Chen had joined their Weibo platform.

Meanwhile, Chen Hui received another call from the chairman of the Nobel Prize committee, Pfeiffer. "Professor Chen, congratulations! You are this year's Nobel Prize laureate in Medicine!"

"Thank you for your recognition." Chen Hui nodded; he already knew about this news.

Finding that Chen Hui didn't follow up, Pfeiffer had no choice but to continue, "I hope Professor Chen can attend this award ceremony. Without you, Stockholm this year will be much less vibrant!"

Chen Hui shook his head, "If you are considering holding the awards ceremony in China, I will definitely attend."

"Professor Chen, rest assured, we will definitely ensure your safety!"

"I'm worried," Pfeiffer said anxiously.

Chen Hui didn't want to say anything more to her and hung up the phone directly. With China's current strength, even if he went to Sweden to receive the award, they could protect him, but he wouldn't take that risk.

(End of this chapter)