"Yi'an Bacteria?"
Inside the laboratory.
Hearing Xu Yun mention that name—
Qiu Sheng was briefly stunned, and blurted out another name:
"Layman Yi'an, Li Qingzhao?"
Xu Yun nodded lightly, turned sideways, and let out a complicated breath.
Even though he was now living his second life, pretty calm about it, and saw things like life and death more lightly than the average person,
The Northern Song copy was still an unforgettable memory for him.
In that copy, he changed little Li's fate—turning her from a female poet into a biologist versed in both humanities and sciences, who discovered a bunch of microbes.
As for Xu Yun, he got a reward for new species at the settlement of the copy.
Is there really no connection between the two?
The real answer is probably unknown to all, but Xu Yun personally thinks the answer is no.
Using little Li's title to name this new species feels like a fitting choice, both for the meaning and sentiment behind it.
