“Even though there are people who are against the development of the HIV vaccine, there are way more emails from people who support it,” Yoo Song-Mi said. “So, it will take a while for you to find them yourself. I will gather the emails that are against it and send them to you.”0

“Yes, thank you.”0

Young-Joon went back to working on his documents.0

In thirty minutes, Yoo Song-Mi organized the email inbox. As a bonus, she showed up with a cup of iced americano.0

“It seems like you always have one at this time.”0

“Thank you.”0

Young-Joon slowly went through his inbox. There were vaccine skeptics among students at the most prestigious universities in the country like Jungyoon University. There were more than that among the general public. They were quite concerned about the technology Young-Joon was developing.0

[Dear Doctor Ryu Young-Joon. I am a citizen who has supported you for a long time. Do you know RCWM? It’s a movement to raise our children without medicine.[1] Vaccines are dangerous. It was nice that you developed a lot of good drugs and treatments, but I don’t understand why you are trying to go down an unverified and dangerous path…]2

[My name is Kim Pil-Young, and I am a second-year history major at Jungyoon University. Recently, there has been a movement against the development of the HIV vaccine in the Green Square at Jungyoon University. I would like to ask you, Ryu...0