“Alright,” Carpentier said. “Doctor Ryu, I fully agree, but I don’t know if our bone marrow regeneration team will be able to do the AIDS cure as well. What do you think, Doctor Lee Jung-Hyuk? Would you be able to take on this project as well as the head of the bone marrow regeneration team?”0

Lee Jung-Hyuk was covering his face with his hands.0

‘What am I going to do about this workload…’0

Lee Jung-Hyuk finished his undergraduate at Jungyoon University, and he published papers in Nature and Cell one after another while doing his combined master’s and doctorate degree at Stanford. He was originally working as a principal scientist at A-Gen’s Stem Cell Department, but he moved to A-Bio. His job was very stable as he had a high salary, and there was a high chance he was going to be promoted to an executive. However, he had moved to A-Bio because he had a desire for achievements as a scientist. He wanted to do important research that would lead into a new generation at a company like A-Bio.0

But to be honest, half of that passion had burned away now.0

“To be honest, we have a lot of late nights already…” Lee Jung-Hyuk groaned.0

Beside him, his team members were quietly waiting for his response. Lee Jung-Hyuk felt like he could hear their voices.0

‘Please, sir, please! Help us… Let us go home!’1

“I will increase your salary.” Young-Joon made a deal. “And I will also do experiments with you when I have...0