The more Ke Chaomin learned about this team, the more unfathomable he found it.
As a veteran at shaping public opinion, Ke Chaomin planned to build his story around the project's one-yuan budget. He intended to portray it as nothing more than a vanity project, completely denying its academic value and feasibility.
To make his article more provocative and credible, Ke Chaomin went so far as to interview several medical professionals in the relevant fields.
As it turned out, the results were just what he'd hoped for.
The director of a liver tumor department at a hospital in Xiao City, Jin Province, offered a particularly scornful assessment.
"A project like this is simply impossible. How could a single graduate student possibly develop a radical cure for hepatitis B-related primary liver cancer?"
