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The last thing is to accept the professor's suggestion to try the so-called new project, or to cure it directly, but the probability of failure should be quite high.

This is a tough choice.

For the first choice, although you have less time to live, you don't have to have any expectations, and you won't be disappointed.

For the second one, if you receive chemotherapy well, you will definitely be able to live for a few more years.

It's just that the pain of chemotherapy was much more intense than him slowly waiting to die.

And the last one is almost a gamble.

Accepting new projects will definitely waste a lot of time.

Maybe even the chance of chemotherapy will be delayed, and this new technology is still competing in the field of cancer, and the chance of success must be extremely low.

It seems that Ye Heng will not feel good no matter which one he chooses.

The first one is almost waiting to die.

The second is to prolong the death period.

The third is to give you a hope, but there is a high probability that this hope will be shattered, and then you will be even more desperate.

But lying in bed for three to five months, slowly waiting to die, Ye Heng was a little unwilling.

He was not willing to die like this, he still wanted to fight.

He also didn't want to accept the chemotherapy plan. To put it bluntly, it was just an extension of the death sentence, and he would be worried every day.

He wants to try the godfather's suggestion, the third option, either completely heal, or exhaust all opportunities.

After making a decision, Ye Heng called the godfather and told him what he wanted.

And the godfather seemed a little surprised when he heard it.

He obviously didn't expect Ye Heng to make these decisions in such a short time.

On the same day, people sent all the materials of this experiment to Ye Heng.

It contains a lot of professional things, but Ye Heng can't understand any of these professional things.

But fortunately, it also contains some more direct and clear information.

Moreover, these materials are basically written in the same copy, which seems to be specially prepared for Ye Heng.

When Ye Heng saw the expected success rate of this project, a helpless smile appeared on his face.

"The success rate is about 5 percent."

A helpless smile appeared on Ye Heng's face.

This success rate is really not high, on average, only one person in every 20 people can succeed.

Moreover, the problem of probability may be affected by many factors.

And this project, it seems that since its inception, no experiment has been conducted.

This so-called 5% probability is also an approximate figure derived entirely through deduction, and the real figure may be even lower.

As Ye Heng was the first person to carry out the experiment, almost everything was brand new, and the death rate seemed to be a little higher.

But for a terminally ill person who is bound to die if he gets it, being able to recover seems to be the luckiest thing in the world.

Even if it is only 5%, he has a very high success rate for a terminal illness.

After reading the materials they sent, Ye Heng stacked the materials and put them together with his case.

The next day, he was quickly picked up from the hospital and transferred to a laboratory.

He was wearing a pure white lab coat, and the lab was full of people in white coats.

They were wearing masks, and their eyes drifted towards Ye Heng from time to time, as if they were quite interested in Ye Heng.

Mrs. Timis and others also accompanied Ye Heng in the laboratory.

At this time, the godfather and a doctor in his forties slowly walked over.

"Xiaoye, this is your attending doctor, Mr. Lopes."

The doctor immediately extended his hand to Ye Heng.

"Hi Mr. Ye Heng, I have watched many of your movies."

Dr. Lops looked at Ye Heng with excitement in his eyes, but Ye Heng didn't know whether his excitement was because of the operation or because he liked his own movie.

But Ye Heng doesn't care about these anymore.

"For this treatment, if you have any questions, you can directly ask Dr. Lops."

"Doctor Lops, didn't you say you still have something to say to Ye Heng?"

As the godfather said, Dr. Lopes came back to his senses.

"By the way, I almost forgot."

"Mr. Ye Heng, I believe you have read some specific reports of our experiment before."

Ye Heng nodded, he should be talking about the information he read yesterday.

"That report was published about three months ago, but during this three-month period, we actually made some new discoveries."

"During the course of treatment, some minor side effects may occur."

Hearing this, Ye Heng couldn't help being taken aback, "For example?"

"Well, there are many side effects, but we used mice for experiments before, so it may be different after it is applied to humans."

"As far as the side effects found so far, there are retching, occasional tingling all over the body, hallucinogenic effects ranging from mild to severe, and may even be accompanied by whole body convulsions."

"Of course, these are side effects during the treatment, a large part of which are caused by the drugs, and all of these will disappear after the treatment is over."

"So you don't have to worry, the side effects will always exist after you finish the treatment."

Ye Heng nodded and understood what Lopus meant.

"If there is no problem, let's start now."

Hearing this, Ye Heng couldn't help being taken aback.

"now?"

Lops nodded, "Well, let's do a full-body examination first, and then inject some simple drugs to see if there is any rejection in the body."

"OK then."

With that said, Lops asked several doctors in white coats to lead Ye Heng to a cylindrical machine.

It looks a bit like the kind of machine that takes X-rays, but there are still big differences.

The center of the column was hollow, and a platform protruded from it, just big enough for a person to lie on.

Under the guidance of the doctors, Ye Heng took off his clothes and lay down.

Then the machine slowly began to move in, and after a while, Ye Heng entered the inside of the machine.

"Please close your eyes to avoid damage to the retina."

Hearing this, Ye Heng closed his eyes.

Then, several red light films began to scan along Ye Heng's body.

Ye Heng could clearly feel a trace of warmth continuously wandering around his body, and he knew that it was what was being scanned.

The scan took longer than Ye Heng thought, and it took a full 5 minutes before Ye Heng came out.

Not long after they came out, they took five small bottles of unknown contents and began to inject Ye Heng.

Almost all the medicines were injected into Ye Heng's left arm. After the injection, he felt that his entire left arm was numb.

Chapter 504 Are You Afraid To Die?

After injecting the medicine, several doctors took some medical equipment and stuck them on Ye Heng's body.

At the same time, he used instruments to observe Ye Heng's reaction.

"If you have any discomfort, remember to tell us."

Dr. Lopez said, looking down at the data on the instrument.

Ye Heng vaguely felt a slight dizziness, but this reaction was not particularly intense, so he didn't take it seriously.

But not long after, he vaguely seemed to hear something ringing in his ears.

"What are you afraid of?"

The voice was so soft that Ye Heng thought it was someone in the laboratory talking to him, but when he raised his head, he found that everyone was staring at the instrument, and there was no one beside him.

"What are you afraid of?"

The voice sounded again, as if someone was really talking beside Ye Heng.

"Why are you so afraid of dying?"

This time Ye Heng felt that the voice seemed to be clearer, and the voice became very familiar.

In the next second, he vaguely saw a figure appearing in front of him.

"Are you scared?"

The blurry figure slowly walked in front of Ye Heng, and Ye Heng could see his appearance clearly at this moment.

That blurred figure was none other than himself!In other words, that face was exactly his face!

Ye Heng immediately looked at the people on the side, he wanted to tell Dr. Lops about his situation.

But the moment he turned his head, he seemed to see that everyone's faces had changed into his appearance.

A sense of fear climbed into Ye Heng's heart, and his fingers kept trembling.

He knew that this was his hallucination, and wanted to shout, but his eyelids kept getting heavier, and his eyes were completely plunged into darkness.

After an unknown amount of time, his eyes slowly opened, and a pure white ceiling appeared in front of him.

He raised his head, and saw that he was in a ward, still wearing the hospital gown.

In front of him was a doctor in a white coat.

But at that moment, Ye Heng suddenly felt a little scared. He worried that the moment the doctor turned his head, that face would be his own.

But a few seconds later, the doctor turned his head slowly, revealing Dr. Lops' face, and Ye Heng was instantly relieved.

"You woke up, how are you feeling?"

Ye Heng looked at the doctor in front of him and was silent for a while.

He vaguely remembered the words that came from his mind, as well as that figure.

He knew very well that those were his hallucinations.

"I, I seem to have some auditory hallucinations, and, I also saw figures."

Dr. Lopes nodded, taking a pen to record something there.

"Visions and auditory hallucinations, do you still have that feeling now?"

Ye Heng shook his head, "It's gone now."

"Then it's not a big problem. It should be that the body has just come into contact with the drug, and there is some rejection. Otherwise, it's not a big problem."

"Other than that, your brain's fluctuations and your body's responses are at normal levels."

"And after the first trial, all the cancer cells in your body stopped moving."

"All in all, simply put, your chances of success are high."

After finishing speaking, Dr. Lops smiled at Ye Heng.

"Then, will this side effect still appear in the future?" Ye Heng couldn't help asking.

If that voice and those illusions keep appearing, he feels that it will have a great impact on his life.

Danish Lops shook his head, but his face was full of helplessness.

"I'm not sure about this either. I can only know the situation through follow-up observation."

"After all, you are also our first normal patient. We used to experiment with mice, but there are still many differences between humans and mice."