This clone child, from birth, absorbed knowledge far more effectively than ordinary children. Han Wei named him Han Chen, meaning dust or dirt, insignificant and worthless. Once his value was used up, he could be eliminated like dust.

Han Wei saw hope in Han Chen—the hope that he could use Han Chen to develop the human brain and, first and foremost, raise his own son to be the smartest person in the world.

Just as his child is named Han Qi, that represents his best expectations.

Soon, Han Wei's wish will be fulfilled, which will be a great miracle in human history.

But things did not go as he wished.

Ever since Han Qi discovered Han Chen's existence, he assumed Han Chen was his twin brother. Han Chen neither admitted nor denied it, because Han Qi could bring him many things: books, toys, candy... things that Han Chen had never experienced before. Until one day, Han Qi took Han Chen outside. It was the first time Han Chen saw the outside world, and the first time he realized that the word "world" was very, very big: an endless sky, a city full of towering buildings... and many different people.

That year, Han Chen was ten years old.

Later, he was still found by Han Wei's people. Because of his trip, his health deteriorated, which made Han Wei furious. Han Chen was the achievement he was going to use to showcase at the academic conference, and he could not tolerate this achievement going wrong before the world recognized his success. So he gave the order that Han Qi could no longer contact Han Chen.

It was a day of farewell. Han Qi said goodbye to Han Chen in a dimly lit house. The room smelled of disinfectant, but also had a drowsy smell.

Han Chen felt no sadness, no fear. He simply whispered in Han Qi's ear after Han Qi fell into a deep sleep, "I regret that my father created you, Han Chen, to heal my body..."

"Han Chen" is his own name, but he uses it to refer to the person lying in the bed. "You only have eighteen years to live... because you are my clone, and as a clone, you will receive more attention from your parents."

Then, Han Chen walked out of the room and became Han Qi.

Everyone has weaknesses. For example, now that he is Han Chen, he longs for his father to do fewer experiments and for his mother to argue with his father less. As a young boy, he craves the love and care of his parents.

Han Wei aspires to stand at the pinnacle of academia and become the most authoritative figure in the academic world. Zhen Wei, on the other hand, has a simpler wish: to be a pampered little woman cherished by her husband.

It's easy to invade their consciousness by exploiting their weaknesses when they're relaxed. Han Chen... no, he should be called Han Qi now. He calls this "transformation" rather than "hypnosis" because he simply transforms these people into their ideal selves.

In this way, everyone can be happy, right?

He once told Feng Guang, "No matter how advanced technology becomes, people may be able to easily reach outer space, or easily use medical means to change a person's memory, or artificial intelligence may replace human jobs... But there is one thing that still has a flaw, and that is that the lifespan of cloned people will never be too long."

All of these words are true.