Li Lechen was genuinely frustrated. His mission was actually incredibly simple, practically free money. Just participating meant money, and getting infected meant more money. Besides, with future medical advancements, the worst that could happen was a lung transplant; he wouldn't die anyway.

Why is such a pure act of giving away money being distorted like this?

Is it true that people think more after they become smarter?

Li Lechen suddenly missed the days more than two months ago when everyone's intelligent knowledge chips hadn't been upgraded. How adorable and innocent everyone was back then!

The comments section is still filled with wild guesses and speculation.

Li Lechen could only wait and see.

More than two million people! Apart from Lin Sen's side, no other live streaming platform has that kind of popularity. If they can't recruit volunteers here, and if no one is willing to pay two hundred million, then this path has to be abandoned.

But if they abandon this path, Li Lechen can't think of any other solutions for the time being. Should they really just send all the infected people for organ transplants?

If it were just one or two cases, that would be fine. The problem is that as time goes on and the SW18 virus continues to spread, theoretically, there will be 50 million people—no, in reality, more than 80 million people—who will die from the infection.

Where did the lungs of 80 million people come from? Were they all manufactured using cloning technology? Even if the manufacturing process was flawless, the sensation caused by over 80 million lungs appearing in the 21st century would be far greater than the deaths of over 80 million people infected with the SW18 virus.

Li Lechen is not a savior, nor does he possess such compassionate sentiments.

However, thinking about this, Li Lechen couldn't help but feel bitter.

In fact, he was also a volunteer, a volunteer who traveled here through a time tunnel seven hundred years ago. In fact, he also existed as a savior.

However, the fact that humanity has not yet perished after seven hundred years is also beyond expectations.

Forget it, there's no point in thinking about it too much. If there's a way to treat those infected with the SW18 virus, consider it a life saved, a great act of merit. If there really isn't a way, then I won't force it.

With this in mind, Li Lechen felt more relaxed and continued watching everyone's discussion. Anyway, he was currently in quarantine and could only play games and watch live streams at home.

That's right, Li Lechen has completed a week of centralized quarantine and, since he has no symptoms, he is now in home quarantine.

It's a little better than the previous centralized quarantine, but there's still basically no freedom of movement.

Fortunately, this pandemic happened, and I was among those in quarantine. Otherwise, I would be too busy dealing with reporters, experts, and scholars every day.

[If something seems too good to be true, there's bound to be a trap. Such a large sum of money couldn't possibly fall from the sky.]

[I'm not afraid of danger, I'm afraid of a trap]

I actually wish it were something dangerous, but after hearing how Boss Chasing the Wind described it, it seems like child's play.

Has no one noticed the flaws in this plan?

[It wasn't real to begin with, so it's full of loopholes. If they just wanted ten volunteers, why would they search for them in a live stream with over two million viewers?]

[That's right, if the goal is widespread advertising, wouldn't it be more direct to have Xishuashua advertise? They could advertise across all platforms!]

[Probably just some big shot having nothing better to do than mess around with everyone.]

What will be the outcome if I register now?

[You can sign up to see if you're still alive. We'll search your ID in a day to confirm.]

The person who initially pointed out the flaws in Li Lechen's explanation in the comments kept trying to gain attention and show off their superior intelligence, claiming they had seen the key information. However, they were misled by everyone and became extremely frustrated.

It seems I have no choice but to tell everyone about this vulnerability directly.

[Isn't the portal supposed to only be open for ten minutes? Why can I stay there for a whole day after being teleported there? There's clearly something wrong here.]

Oh my god!

Before he could even type anything in, this message popped up.

I discovered this myself! I discovered this myself! I discovered this myself!

However, it has already been said by others.

Then, as expected, everyone started discussing this obvious vulnerability. No one cared who initially pointed out the so-called "vulnerability," since the actual details weren't mentioned at the time.

These days, it's really not easy to gain attention. Without a million dollars or some dirt on someone, you can't even make a splash.

[Now that you mention it, it's true! How can you spend an entire day in an exclusive area via a portal? It's utterly absurd.]

[Damn! So this is simply impossible?]

[As I said before, this is a trap.]

They deceived my feelings; I almost signed up for the program!

[Are you sure it's just about feelings? Or isn't it about the two hundred million?]

[Ten minutes isn't bad, right? Earning two hundred million in ten minutes, it's worth a try no matter how dangerous it is.]

[Does the portal only last for ten minutes? Why did it take me more than half an hour last time?]

[Are you sure the person upstairs is using a portal? Portals only last for ten minutes, everyone on Earth knows that.]

So he's not from Earth? Haha.

Upon seeing this, Li Lechen suddenly had an idea.

Last time, in order to have F001 come and replace him, Li Lechen did adjust the time of the portal in the system backend, but it only applied to himself and could never be spread to others.

After all, the portal can only be open for ten minutes, which is common knowledge on Earth. If the adjustment affects other live streams, it will definitely cause a huge uproar.

As one of the programmers and the backend administrator, Li Lechen naturally wouldn't allow this to happen.

In other words, the person who claimed it took half an hour to teleport to their portal is either lying or has another reason.

Upon seeing F001 here, a thought flashed through his mind, but it was too fast for him to catch.

Is it possible that this is a cleanup operation targeting the clones? After all, clones can use portals.

Can clones really travel through portals?

If the clones didn't come through a portal, how did they get from the hospital as commodities?

This point is no longer up for discussion; clones are commodities, and doppelgangers are commodities. They can use teleportation portals.

[Please pay attention to your wording, upstairs. It's "they," not "them."]

【hehe】

Hehehe

Hehehehe

My God, the world has really changed. Just how many clones are mixed in with it?

[There's one thing I really don't understand: since a Stand is a complete clone of the original, has vital signs, and can think independently, why is it a commodity that can travel through portals?]

This is the same question that F001 wants to ask.

Li Lechen also found this strange. Seven hundred years ago, this wasn't a problem. Cloning, although the technology was mature, hadn't been implemented. Back then, they only used genetic technology to create humans, essentially an enhanced version of artificial insemination.