Su Chen really didn’t know how to refute that, since he was the one who’d said it.
"Right, there’s something you must remember!" Su Chen’s expression immediately turned serious.
"You’re the one who researched this nuclear fusion technology. At most, I just gave you significant financial support!" After saying this, Su Chen couldn’t help but glance at the two people in front, as if afraid they’d heard him.
Professor Chen was stunned when he heard this. In fact, he had wondered about this before—where exactly did Su Chen’s nuclear fusion technology come from? After all, to this day, not a single company or country in the entire world had managed to develop it.
This meant the technology was independently developed by Su Chen; otherwise, he couldn’t think of any other plausible reason.
Professor Chen had wanted to ask about it before, but Su Chen had only visited the research base once or twice. When would he have had the chance to ask him these questions?
"Absolutely not. This old man is not that shameless. You’re the one who gave me all the technical data for controllable nuclear fusion. At most, I’m just the builder. I can’t possibly take credit for this!"
Although the title of "The First Man of Controllable Nuclear Fusion" was very tempting, Professor Chen knew in his heart that the creator of it all was Su Chen. With this data... any other top expert could have done the job just as well.
"Professor Chen, do I look like someone who could invent this stuff? It was clearly the result of your own years of painstaking research."
As he spoke, Su Chen slung an arm over Professor Chen’s shoulder and said with a pitiful act, "I’m still young. I don’t want it to be difficult to even leave my house in the future, you know?"
"Besides, you’re the one who researched controllable nuclear fusion from start to finish. Even if you told people otherwise, I’m afraid no one would believe you."
"Er..." Professor Chen stared at Su Chen, completely stunned. ’He’s... not wrong, is he?’
Even if he were to say that Su Chen gave him the technical data, how many people would believe him? A young man in his twenties had developed something that countless top scientists around the world had struggled to create for decades without success.
Who would believe such a story? Even if geniuses existed, none were *that* ridiculously talented.
"You... I..." Professor Chen opened his mouth, wanting to say something but not knowing what.
"Sigh... I understand." After a moment of thought, Professor Chen finally relented.
The tree that stands out from the forest will be destroyed by the wind. With his old bones, he could still withstand some of the storm.
After seeing Su Chen and the other two to the elevator, Professor Chen turned to go back to the lab and continue working, but Elder Xiao stopped him. He specifically instructed him to get some rest, saying there was no need to rush things.
After leaving the research institute, they didn’t go far. Elder Xiao found a quiet corner and made a call, talking for nearly ten minutes before hanging up.
After finishing his call, Elder Xiao walked straight up to Su Chen and asked, "Kid Su, what are your plans for this situation?"
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