If nothing unexpected happens, Han Wei and Zhen Wei will be divorced by now, and their son, Han Qi, will be under Han Wei's custody.
Han Qi is dead, so who is alive now?
It was Han Chen, the one who took Han Qi's place and lived ten years ago.
The thought of sacrificing her own son to create this clone tormented Zhen Wei. Though she had a difficult personality, it didn't mean she didn't love her child. She murmured painfully, "I told you so... I told you so, but Han Wei wouldn't listen. He insisted on creating a clone..."
Now that her child is dead, and Han Wei is dead, what's next... is it her turn?
Han Qi... Of course, he is actually Han Chen, but for the sake of the fact that he has used the name Han Qi for ten years, let's just call him Han Qi for now.
He turned the chair next to the table around a bit and sat down gracefully, crossing one leg over the other, his hands clasped in front of his lower abdomen, leaning lazily against the back of the chair. It was an aloof elegance and nobility. His eyes were slightly curved, and he looked at the woman in front of him, who was on the verge of a mental breakdown, as if she were an ant.
He said, "Despair? I was just as desperate before I was ten."
The difference is that this woman did not have the ability to change her own fate.
"If it weren't for Han Wei... you would never have been born into this world!" she screamed in a frenzy. "But you killed him, and you killed my child! You ungrateful wretch!"
"Ungrateful?" He chuckled lightly, amused. "Have you forgotten the experiments he did on me? Constantly taking organs out of my body... and then putting in organs he cultivated, all to achieve the greatest experiment for all mankind. I have already repaid the so-called kindness, and I have also repaid the righteousness. I owe the Han family nothing."
Mentioning this, Zhen Wei shook her head painfully, "No...you're a clone, you were born for this purpose, Han Wei didn't do anything wrong..."
She stubbornly believed that there was nothing wrong with this inhumane experiment, as if only by thinking this way could she have a legitimate reason to condemn the man in front of her.
Han Qi suddenly asked, "Do you know what the biggest failure of Han Wei's experiment was?"
"What……"
“He shouldn’t give me autonomy just to ensure the success of his experiment.” A loyal smile shone in Han Qi’s clear eyes. “My genes are the most perfect, and my mind works faster than anyone else’s, so… I’m destined not to be someone who can be controlled.”
This is the biggest failure of Han Wei's experiment.
Ten years ago, when he was still called Han Chen, his memories consisted only of being in a dark room filled with experimental equipment and medical supplies. When he was five years old, he met a boy who looked exactly like him.
The difference is that the boy named Han Qi could come and go as he pleased and was pampered by his parents, while the child named Han Chen could only stay in this place where there was no light of day.
Because of the constant experiments, he doesn't have a healthy body; because of his clone identity, he is destined never to step into the sunlight.
Han Wei's reason for creating a clone is simple: he wanted to complete his experiment on artificial organs. The reason he used his own son's DNA to cultivate a clone is also simple: less than 10% of a normal person's brain cells can be developed and utilized, and Han Wei wanted to create something that could develop more than 10% of brain cells. Obviously, his experiment was successful.
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