Three rounds of trials were conducted with 18 participants; 10 succeeded and 8 failed.

In terms of overall probability, the failure rate is too high.

Or perhaps, these people who succeeded in the experiment ate something special or did something special beforehand?

With such a high probability, it must be something fairly ordinary, right?

Therefore, a comprehensive historical investigation was conducted on the 10 successful individuals. Of course, the 8 who had failed were also included.

Fortunately, everyone's life trajectory is traceable. What they eat, what they do, what they say can all be traced in great detail. Even the time and amount of urine produced when they go to the toilet, and how much of it is converted into recycled water and 7D printing consumables, can be known.

Soon, a massive amount of comparative data emerged.

Because everyone's daily lifestyle is similar, the things they did, the things they ate, and even the things they said were all roughly the same.

However, by comparing the eight losers who had already died, a clear difference was found – the satiety pills!

That's right.

All ten successful people had taken satiating pills, while eight unsuccessful people had not.

Is the key factor the satiety pill?

With this hypothesis in mind, further experiments are naturally needed. After all, there are plenty of people who need to be humanely annihilated. If the experiment succeeds, it would be best if they could live; if the experiment fails and they die, so be it, since they were destined to die anyway.

The experiment was conducted without any pressure.

The final result indeed confirmed this.

Furthermore, as time went by, the infection levels of the previous test subjects continued to decrease, and Ouyang Feng's own infection level had already dropped to 3%.

Although it can still display the level of infection, that's because the testing instrument is too precise. In fact, if the level of infection is below 5%, it generally cannot be detected.

It's not just difficult to detect, it's also very difficult to infect others.

Moreover, the remaining viruses are actually cloned viruses injected as drugs, which do not have the ability to reproduce or damage normal cells.

Therefore, thanks to Ouyang Feng's experiment, on the fourth day after the launch of the SW18 virus global campaign, a non-surgical treatment plan for the infection was developed: after taking a satiety pill, inject the cloned virus.

The first step is to come up with a plan.

The Resource Coordination Committee is not a charity, so it naturally won't eagerly hand over the proposal directly to F001.

Of course, they couldn't find Li Lechen, otherwise they would have gone directly to talk to the person in question.

Therefore, the Resource Coordination Committee has now dispatched its top leader, Number 1, to negotiate with F001 regarding the future development of humanity.

When F001 received the news that a non-surgical method to cure SW18 virus infection had been discovered in just three days, he was truly shocked.

However, F001 was stunned when the other party proposed the condition of global immigration to the exclusive zone.

Global immigration or exclusive zones—can he really decide that? Besides, the so-called exclusive zones are just a historical period; even he himself can only go there through a portal, let alone others, especially those from all over the world.

However, F001 did not refuse outright. He said he could ask Li Lechen on his behalf, and then the two sides could further negotiate amicably.

To demonstrate their sincerity, the Resource Coordination Committee left behind data from several clinical trials to prove that they had indeed developed an effective treatment.

Soon, F001 contacted Li Lechen through his dedicated communication channels.

It was only then that Li Lechen realized that his worry about being penalized for insufficient contribution points as soon as he logged in was actually not a problem at all.

What does it mean to have strength in numbers?

That's it!

In just three days, a group of dim-witted people from the future actually found a non-surgical method to cure SW18 virus infection using the simplest and most direct approach.

That's less than 80 million people!

If the seven billion people in the world today were to unite and each give a little love, the world would be an incredibly beautiful place.

However, even though the method was found, it couldn't be obtained.

To send 80 million people from the future world to the present day, two thousand years ago? I was one of the test subjects back then, and the government at that time did indeed have this idea.

But clearly, the experiment failed.

Li Lechen's memory data was lost in the time tunnel for seven hundred years, and he would fall into a coma during the recovery process due to the sheer volume of data.

As for the lump that suddenly appeared in his head, it was undoubtedly related to the recovery of his memory.

If one person experiences this, it can be considered an isolated case; two or three cases can ensure social stability. But if three hundred, five hundred, or even eighty million people experience this, can this era still be considered a normal era?

It must be said that for the previous eighteen years, Li Lechen had no memories of his past. He was a person of this era, with family, friends, and classmates, and his daily life was just like everyone else's.

Therefore, in Li Lechen's view, this era is the real one, not just something that exists in the long river of history. As for the future, if the future two thousand years from now is indeed like that, then it is an inevitable result of the historical process. If it doesn't turn out that way, he won't be able to see it in this era.

Is it worth using future technology to change an already created apocalypse, dragging the peaceful past into it, and sacrificing the stability of seven billion people to allow eighty million people to start a new life?

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