Next, Tang Shun kept a close eye on the skin in the cultivator, to see what would happen.
A few days later, the skin immersed in the culture fluid astonishingly started to grow, its size noticeably increasing day by day. The more it grew, the faster it expanded. Originally, it was only 1 square centimeter in size, but within a few days, it had grown to dozens of times its original size. According to this rate of expansion, it could grow a thousand times larger within two weeks.
The experiment's results exceeded Tang Shun's expectations. Its success on the first trial was absolutely miraculous, indicating that Professor Yang's hypothesis truly had cracked some sort of foundational theory regarding induced growth.
Tang Shun took out the two sheets of A4 paper again. These sheets were no longer just pieces of paper; they were invaluable treasures, with each word on them seemingly shimmering with light.
