At 8 p.m., Su Chen was already asleep.

Meanwhile, on the other side of Earth.

It was early morning in the United States.

In the building housing the Natural Medicine Journal in downtown H City.

Sunlight streamed into an office through a huge floor-to-ceiling window.

At his computer desk, a blond man in a suit was sipping his iced latte while reviewing manuscripts.

As an editor of naturopathic medicine.

Every day, he receives submissions from all over the world.

A few hours later.

The blond man rubbed his throbbing temples.

"Phew, the quality of these papers lately is really terrible, especially those from India and South Korea, some of them are even grammatically incorrect."

"Looks like it's another day of wasted effort."

There was nothing he could do; the broken English of those two countries was making his brain twist and turn.

The blond man shook his head, his fingers lightly tapping on the keyboard, rejecting the paper.

He tried refreshing his email again; if there were no new submissions, he could finish his work for the morning.

"Huh, there's another paper, and it was submitted just a few hours ago."

"This, this is, a paper from China? Or is it a study on drug development technology?"

Upon seeing this, the blond man felt a surge of disappointment.

It should be noted that in this kind of innovative theoretical research, only the United States holds an absolute leading position across the entire planet.

In his view, apart from their own large pharmaceutical companies, no other country has the capability or means to develop such technology.

Out of professional ethics as an editor, he still opened the paper.

"What is the question?"

"Reverse engineering of lead compounds based on pathogenic gene targets?"

After reading the question, the blond man was even more disappointed.

Because such topics are fundamentally unreliable.

In the medical field, developing a new research and development technology is undoubtedly extremely difficult.

This technological breakthrough is no less significant than Fleming's discovery of penicillin or Watson and Crick's discovery of the DNA double helix.

Therefore, it's hard for people to believe.

He also recalled that South Korea had previously claimed to have invented room-temperature superconducting technology, which was later proven to be a joke.

After all, that peculiar country didn't even invent their beloved kimchi...

But the blond man still tried to read the contents.

"Um?"

"It must be said that the author of this paper does have a certain level of expertise."

"The English grammar is rigorous, the argumentation logic is sound, and the professional vocabulary used is also very appropriate."

"This level of writing is even better than some of the well-known scholars in our beautiful country."

It's important to understand that for a Chinese person to write such a high-quality English manuscript, one needs not only solid professional knowledge but also a strong foundation in English!

Ten minutes later, the blond man's brows furrowed and his eyes became incredulous.

He began to look through the pages more carefully.

This paper is not only rigorously argued, but its experimental data is also impeccable.

Even the knowledge and theories contained within it have completely exceeded his knowledge scope.

"This, this... could this really be a completely new drug development technology!?"

By this time, the blond man had finished reading the entire paper.

In his heart, only two words remained.

shock!

The blond man could not contain his excitement.

He hurriedly got up and ran quickly out of the office.

“Charles, Editor-in-Chief Charles…”

A moment later, a middle-aged man was brought over by him.

"Allen, calm down, calm down."

"What paper could possibly have caused you to lose your composure like this?"

This middle-aged man is Charles, the editor-in-chief of the journal Nature Medicine.

He was in the bathroom just now, having just pulled up his pants, when the blond man "invited" him to the office.

At this moment, editor-in-chief Charles was somewhat displeased.

He didn't understand, because the editor in charge of reviewing the manuscripts, Allen, was usually very calm and composed.

But why is it unusual today?

"Editor-in-chief, just now, I received a paper from China in my email inbox."

"The research findings in the paper represent a completely new drug development technology."

"I feel that the content of this paper should be..."

Before Allen could finish speaking, editor-in-chief Charles interrupted:

"Wait, a paper from China?"

"Is it another research paper about R&D technology?"

"Allen, I've told you many times, for papers like this, just reject them outright in the future."

Clearly, this editor-in-chief simply did not believe that China was capable of conducting research and development in technology.

"Editor-in-chief, please take a look at the content of the paper first. This paper is different from the previous ones."

Charles was quite helpless, but he still went to take a look.

“Allen, I think your professional knowledge is still lacking, just like the data shown in this section…”

"Um?"

“??”

Charles intended to find some flaws in the paper to refute the authenticity of its content.

However, the more he looked, the more alarmed he became.

One minute.

Two minutes.

...

Ten minutes passed.

Charles was completely petrified, his mouth agape wide enough to fit a dozen eggs!

"Editor-in-chief, Editor-in-Chief Charles?"

Allen was very anxious, after all, the authenticity of this paper still needed to be determined by Charles.

Charles was awakened by Allen's shouts.

After regaining his senses, he asked in a trembling voice:

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