Ryan took out a tissue from his pocket and reached out to help wipe away the tears that were about to fall from Mary's eyes."Mary, you're too nice. This is all my duty. When I was little, I often came over to eat Auntie's cooking. I also wish Auntie would get better soon." Ryan said.After hearing Ryan's words, Mary stopped crying and her face regained its firm expression. “Yes, you're right, now is not the time to cry. I need to get my mother better as soon as possible.”Mary nodded to Ryan, then turned and plunged into a pile of clutter in the corner of the house, squatting down and rummaging through something.Ryan didn't disturb her. He knew that Mary had always been like this since she was a child. Once she started doing something, she would devote herself to it wholeheartedly and would not pay any attention to the messages from the people around her.Mary finished her search quickly. She pulled out a canvas bag that looked a bit old from the pile of clutter. Ryan glanced at the

Ryan went out and walked alone on the ridge of the field. It was already dark.Ryan doesn't need to worry about not being able to see the road. He has installed photovoltaic streetlights along every field in the village. The streetlights will turn on automatically when night falls and turn off quietly when the night is deep.The weather was cool tonight, and many villagers were enjoying the cool air in the open space in front of their houses. When the elderly people who were fanning themselves with palm-leaf fans saw Ryan passing by, they all greeted him warmly, and Ryan responded to them enthusiastically.After walking several hundred meters, Ryan finally stopped in front of Mary's house.The windows of Mary's house were open, the lights were on, and the aroma of Chinese medicine wafted out from the house, filling the entire place with the fragrance of herbs.Ryan sniffed the air, then searched through the knowledge Mary had shared in his mind, and immediately identified the source o

The day passed quickly. Fortunately, Ryan's house had extra rooms. Ryan had his own room, and Brady also had a guest room so he wouldn't have to share a bed with Ryan. Ryan's room wasn't tidy for long; every available space was quickly filled with the various instruments he had brought. Looking at the instruments in the room, Ryan couldn't help but sigh. Finding a skilled mechanic was urgent, not only to manufacture new ones, but also to simplify the old portable ones. These things are not entirely impossible for Ryan to do alone, but his time does not allow him to be so indulgent. If he dares to fight alone, he will be fighting the Ice Age all by himself. Ryan took a moment to ask the system when his ongoing research would end, and the system coldly replied that it would take about another week. Despite feeling that the time was long, Ryan could only wait patiently. After fiddling with the equipment until midnight, Ryan, remembering that he needed to pick up his pass the next d

Ryan also got up, wanting to continue chatting with Cindy, but she was determined to leave and had already started picking up her laptop and walking towards the door.Ryan, without even having time to eat, grabbed his bag and chased after her. "Can't we talk a little longer? You really have absolutely no interest in this machine?"Hearing Cindy's words, Ryan understood most of the reason why the system could not bind researchers before.Cindy stopped and sighed softly. "I don't want to keep focusing on machines. I'll do what my dad said and find something more stable."When she utters words against her will, even a fool can tell she's lying."This competition isn't over yet; there's another one tomorrow, although it's for high school students." Cindy pointed to the pass that Ryan was still wearing around his neck; these were her last words. Then she continued walking towards her dormitory.Ryan knew that forced learning was never sweet, and besides, the system had also said that he co

In the morning, Ryan got up and gave Brady a few simple instructions to pack his things. After Brady agreed, Ryan went out. While Ryan was busy traveling around the city these past few days, another set of guidelines he had submitted was also taking effect.—It was the traditional medicine guidebook given to Mary.Clearly, Mary was still taking care of his mother. The knowledge feedback he received continued intermittently for several days, and finally ended last night.The double feedback from the five-star researcher was indeed very effective. As Ryan walked down the street, looking at the roadside trees, he had an urge to peel off all the leaves and bark to take back and make medicine. He had never been so clear about the uses and origins of various medicinal materials.If Mary wasn't confident she could cure her mother's illness, Ryan, with his doubled feedback, was now 90% certain he could solve this stubborn ailment.As Ryan walked, he turned into a pharmacy. Mary's mother's i