Then I wrote a will, instructing Meng Qingqing to write an autobiography for me in case I met with misfortune.
Poor writing skills didn't matter; after all, we were direct blood relatives, and I hoped the autobiography would reflect well on me…
In 2035, inside the specially constructed P3-level biological laboratory at Changqing Biological, the first test mouse underwent a brief exposure to "death's melody" at a low power. Then, we gradually extended the exposure time.
But the test subjects showed no changes.
Then came the dogs, monkeys…
As it turned out, there were no mutations, no madness; "death's melody" seemed to have absolutely no effect on any creatures other than humans.
The second set of experiments involved the continuous exposure of bacteria and viruses in petri dishes.
These bacteria and viruses were all globally prevalent, representative types, including the "Rabies Virus" and various "X Virus" variants collected from all over the world.