Section Five: The Exciting Law!

[Heaven-defying Fate Altered: At age four, you excelled in school, skipped several grades, became the top student in the city's high school entrance exam, and are recognized as a prodigy.]

[Heaven-defying Fate Altered: At age five, you achieved the highest score in the city's college entrance exam and were admitted to the Xia Nation University of Science and Technology, majoring in Biological Sciences. You are destined to become a renowned scientist.]

[The Life Lamp Gem is taking shape...]

[You have gained 500 Walking Points.]

Seeing the notifications and rewards, Lin Qiye felt a surge of excitement.

Five hundred Walking Points? That was a fortune!

Adding the previous rewards for altering fate, he now had a total of 1,050 Walking Points!

With 1,050 Walking Points, Lin Qiye could conduct many simulations. If used wisely, defying destiny was not out of reach!

With this realization, Lin Qiye was thrilled.

To all great Walkers, Walking Points were precious resources.

They could be used in the Main World to purchase treasures.

But for Lin Qiye, Walking Points were even more valuable!

After all, Walking Points were the fuel required for [Genesis Simulation].

The more points consumed, the more miraculous the simulation would be.

For instance, to fully deduce a complete treatment plan for the cancer within his body, a total of 10,000 Walking Points would be needed.

Ten thousand points—one would typically need to simulate life more than ten times to accumulate enough.

Lin Qiye was only on his second simulation, and his first had ended in failure—there was no way he could gather so much.

He could only follow the deduced plan: become the leading scientific authority in Xia, and then rally the nation’s strength to tackle the deadly illness.

This was currently the best possible path.

But now, with 1,050 Walking Points in hand, Lin Qiye had a premonition.

His chances of conquering his fatal disease had mysteriously increased!

Letting out a long breath, Lin Qiye murmured to himself.

“Next—school bullying, dropping out, the death of my parents, relatives seizing the house, wandering the streets—none of that will ever happen! These are all fate-altering points.”

“However... my life is short, only twelve years left. I must become a leading authority as quickly as possible, with the power to mobilize Xia’s scientific resources.”

“To become such an authority, I must reach the pinnacle of biological sciences, and thoroughly master cancer and tumor research...”

Lin Qiye’s ambitions soared.

To defy fate.

To break through the limits of this simulated life.

To become a true Walker of the Vast Multiverse.

At the age of five, Lin Qiye picked up a university textbook, focused all his attention, and began to teach himself.

A whole year passed.

Lin Qiye finished studying all first and second-year textbooks on his own.

The reason it took a year was that whenever Lin Qiye encountered a new knowledge framework, he would search for related papers and research findings online, study, analyze, and master them thoroughly.

Thus, Lin Qiye’s learning pattern for the year was nothing short of astonishing.

He first “thinned” the first and second-year textbooks by mastering the core content.

Then he “thickened” them by delving into all the extended readings.

If all the supplementary reading he amassed were printed, it would form a wall two meters high.

This was the scale of his studies!

Such intense, almost frenzied learning brought Lin Qiye an enormous surprise.

At this moment, when he used [Genesis Simulation] again, he found he could mentally simulate every step of first-rate research experiments, down to the smallest detail!

Even more astonishing, it only consumed fifty Walking Points.

Based on this, Lin Qiye discovered a fundamental rule:

First, the more relevant knowledge he mastered, the more precise the simulations.

Second, the deeper his understanding, the less the simulation would cost.

For example, at present, deducing a cure for his fatal illness would now require only 9,500 Walking Points.

Five hundred points less than before.

This was wonderful news!

Lin Qiye was exhilarated.

He knew his hard work was finally bearing fruit.

If he continued to advance Xia’s science and technology, then by eighteen, he might truly be able to deduce a perfect cure!

A broad, genuine smile blossomed on Lin Qiye’s face.

He saw hope ahead, with a clear direction and endless motivation to strive forward.

The following year, Lin Qiye repeated his previous self-study method, absorbing all the third and fourth-year coursework.

In two years, he had mastered every aspect of his university specialty—and more.

But... Lin Qiye had not yet graduated.

He still needed to submit a thesis to complete his degree.

In his third year at university, at age eight, Lin Qiye applied to his mentor, Professor Yuan Panke, for a thesis project.

In the months that followed, Lin Qiye spent every day immersed in the biology laboratory, conducting his own research.

Four months later, Lin Qiye completed his undergraduate thesis.

The title: "The Potential Influence of Gut Microbiota on Host Immune Response to Cancer Therapies."

The thesis spanned sixty-seven pages.

With three hundred sets of experimental controls, the research was meticulous and exhaustive.

The final conclusion was precise: the gut microbiome can modulate the host immune system, thereby affecting tumor development, metastasis, and treatment efficacy.

Upon finishing, Lin Qiye promptly applied for intellectual property protection for his thesis.

Then, he handed it to Professor Yuan Panke for review.

Professor Yuan turned the paper over and over, searching for flaws—but found not a single detail to correct!

He was stunned, left speechless and wide-eyed in shock.

“A genius, truly a genius! Any leading domestic science journal would put this on the cover!”

“Even in the world’s top biology journals, this would occupy a major feature!”

“Are you really only eight years old?”

Professor Yuan was utterly bewildered.

This was eight years old?

Invincible!

And to think, Professor Yuan himself was a prodigy.

At fourteen, he entered the youth program at Xia Nation University of Science and Technology, and by twenty-four, had obtained a doctorate from an Ivy League university in the Light Nation.

After ten years back in Xia, he was already a full professor at the country's strongest research university.

Yet, here was an eight-year-old who had effortlessly surpassed him.

Professor Yuan was deeply shaken, sighing in resignation.

“I must be getting old... The younger generation is truly monstrous these days...”

“You can go now. I’ll submit your thesis for publication. You just need to wait for good news from the journals.”

“I can predict that if you continue your research, you will one day be a leading figure in biotechnology!”

For once, the usually stern Professor Yuan broke into a radiant smile, his face flushed as he patted Lin Qiye’s shoulder.

“Child, would you like to follow me directly into a doctorate program? I’ll open every door for you and promise to provide you with the best research conditions.”

“All I ask is that, in the future, you remember your teacher.”

Lin Qiye nodded.

“I think you’re a wonderful teacher, and I’d be happy to pursue my doctorate with you.”

He had no intention of leaving Xia Nation University of Science and Technology.

After all, its biology program and laboratories were world-class.

No other place could guarantee such an excellent research environment.

Hearing Lin Qiye’s answer, Professor Yuan beamed with delight.

“Good, good, good! Having a student as outstanding as you is my greatest honor!”

His fondness for Lin Qiye was written all over his face.

If Lin Qiye weren’t only eight, he would have insisted on celebrating with drinks!

But since Lin Qiye was still a child, all he could do was ruffle his hair affectionately.

Watching all this, Lin’s mother was dumbfounded.

To be a leading authority in a scientific field—what did that mean?

That was a national treasure!

And her own son carried such terrifying potential!

She was so excited her heart nearly leapt from her chest.

By contrast, Lin Qiye remained calm, his expression even a touch aloof.

“Then, Professor Yuan, may I go home now?”

Professor Yuan nodded, grinning as he escorted Lin Qiye to the school gates.

On the way, many professors were astonished.

This old Yuan was famous for his coldness—he wouldn’t even warm up for the university president.

Yet today he was smiling and personally seeing someone off at the gates?

Had the sun risen in the west?

Many professors couldn’t help but mutter among themselves...

Of course, these were just minor episodes.

A month later, Lin Qiye’s thesis was published in the country’s most prestigious biology journal, causing a sensation within the academic community.

At the same time, the world’s top biology journal ran a three-thousand-word feature introducing his work in detail.

It was the highest possible recognition.

Naturally, Lin Qiye now had his first representative academic paper.

A week later, Professor Yuan completed the paperwork for him.

Lin Qiye became a direct doctoral student under Professor Yuan.

From that moment, his advanced studies began.

The most profound knowledge in the field of biological sciences slowly unfolded before Lin Qiye...