Golden Forbidden Land: I am at the highest level, exploring the secrets of immortality

I understood instantly!

This is a cave for mining minerals, that is, a mine cave!

The border areas are rich in mineral resources, and there are many places where the country does not have the ability to mine or dig, or the proven output of these minerals is low and not worth mining in a big way, so a lot of private capital has been integrated into it.

That is the so-called private mining area.

"Are they going to kill us?" That is unlikely. With their strength, they can easily kill me, so why bother with so much trouble.

"Here we are!"

At this time, Gu Ge arrived at a stone door and stopped.

"Go in!"

He looked at the two of us and sneered, "Don't you dare?"

"What a joke!"

I pushed the door open and walked in, followed by Mu Zi.

"This is..."

After I entered the door, I was stunned by the scene inside. I don't know how long I was stunned. I was awakened by Mu Zi.

She pushed me.

"Underground laboratory?"

I was stunned.

That's right, there is actually an orderly laboratory underground. There are several tunnels dug underneath, but the layout of the entire space is clearly planned, and a huge laboratory rises from the ground.

In the middle of the laboratory, countless people shuttle back and forth, and those bottles and jars of instruments contain colorful liquids.

It's very quiet around, and everyone is doing their own thing.

"This is the greatest invention of this century." Gu Ge sighed, and seemed very satisfied.

"How is it?"

He seemed to be asking us.

"Why did you bring me here?"

Mu Zi didn't have the heart to appreciate the laboratory that was like a work of art in Gu Ge's eyes.

"Create civilization!"

Gu Ge ordered someone to bring a few glasses of wine at this time.

"Drink!"

Gu Ge smiled and stared at me, "Shouldn't we celebrate it?"

"What do you mean?"

I asked.

"Young man, it's very good, take a look at this book."

I don't know when Gu Ge searched for that very strange scripture on me.

"You..."

I was so angry that I wanted to punch him to death directly.

"This is not very helpful to you, but it is indispensable to the whole experiment and even the progress of human civilization." Gu Ge seemed to be still immersed in his imaginary experimental results.

"What do you want to do?"

Mu Zi asked.

"Rewrite human civilization." He seemed a little arrogant.

"Just by you?"

I laughed.

"No, not me, but this book."

Gu Ge said that thousands of years ago, even from the beginning of human birth, from the moment when people knew that there were birth, aging, sickness and death, they began to think about a question, why do people die.

That's right, just like in Journey to the West, when a stone monkey was born, he gradually ruled the entire Water Curtain Cave in Huaguo Mountain, and he just ate, drank and had fun every day, but he saw with his own eyes that one of his monkeys died at the banquet, and he was filled with infinite emotion.

Why do monkeys die?

Is there a way to continue their lives forever?

So it will travel thousands of miles to learn from a master and live forever.

"It's just a myth after all."

I laughed at him for being a little pathetic. Emperors have been thinking about this problem since ancient times. Qin Shihuang sent people to Japan to seek the medicine of immortality in an attempt to pass it on to future generations.

But he failed.

Because it is a legend after all.

From anthropological point of view, this is by no means a possible thing. Just like the perpetual motion machine, it has been thousands of years from the theoretical proposal to the conception, but it has not been invented yet.

"Maybe it's just a fantasy."

I said.

"No, everything can be realized now." Gu Ge seemed to have grabbed a life-saving straw.

"This book?"

I sneered.

"That's right."

He became very serious, as if this book was his only life.

"Why, don't you believe it?"

Guge looked at my indifferent expression and asked me.

"Okay, I'll take you to see it." After he said that, he asked me to follow him to another place.

All the people around the laboratory were busy. I thought there were about hundreds of people here, each doing their own thing, and not curious about outsiders, just like a robot.

Like a worker on an assembly line.

"We're here."

He pushed the door open and went in.

There was only one wall between this place and the huge laboratory outside.

After pushing the door open, I saw this not-so-large space, but it was decorated like a modern high-tech laboratory, with all kinds of weird instruments.

And there was a big fish tank in the room.

It was filled with blue liquid.

Yes, it was liquid, but there was a person suspended in the liquid.

People!

A young man who looked to be in his thirties, but he was trapped in the liquid, with a breathing tube inserted in his nose.

"This is..."

I was a little surprised.

This person was motionless and seemed to be dead, but the electrocardiogram and other instruments around him showed that he was still alive.

Because he was breathing and had a heartbeat.

Even his brain waves were normal.

"He is the most convincing experimental subject." Gu Ge narrowed his eyes slightly, as if appreciating a work of art.