Chapter 70: A Man with Feminine Features

Caught off guard, everyone was startled.

“You… you…”

Lin Qiu stretched out his hand, pointing at the girl, his face deathly pale, trembling so much he could barely utter a complete sentence.

“I…”

At last, Lin Qiu took out a small mirror, gazed at the handsome young man reflected within, and wore a mournful expression. “What a waste of these bright and charming eyes! How could I be so blind?!”

Recalling the data he’d seen on the radar, Lin Qiu hurriedly turned to Liu Changfeng. “Your gadget can analyze humans too, right? Could it be malfunctioning?”

Liu Changfeng, upon hearing this, seemed deeply insulted and began stomping his feet.

“Nonsense!” Liu Changfeng jabbed a finger at Lin Qiu. “Do you know who I am? I am Liu Changfeng, the most outstanding scientist of our era.

“My bloodline radar has scanned the entire Eastern human gene bank and input all the existing biological genes into its system.

“Besides that, I’ve programmed in the gene patterns of exotic beasts based on the information you provided.

“So whether it’s humans, birds, or beasts, nothing can escape my radar’s lock-on.

“Even if the gene isn’t in the radar, with such a vast gene database, it can quickly analyze and identify it.

“The margin of error is less than one-tenth of a percent.”

Liu Changfeng rambled on, and Lin Qiu’s eyes grew wider and wider.

Even the system chimed in with a comment at that moment: “This Liu Changfeng is a true scientific prodigy.

“His bloodline radar is impressive.

“With its enormous gene database, it automatically searches and scans.

“It analyzes using a data formula with remarkable speed.

“What’s even more extraordinary is that his radar is capable of growth.

“As long as it keeps analyzing and collecting data, eventually, not a single creature in the world will escape its scrutiny.

“He really is a genius.”

Lin Qiu began to feel jealous.

This guy’s looks seemed to surpass his own by a margin, and now his intelligence was just as formidable.

He couldn’t be older than thirty, so how could he possess such a brilliant mind?

“Huh!”

Liu Changfeng, still chattering, suddenly looked at Lin Qiu with a puzzled expression.

At this moment, the data displayed on the radar was: “Gene analysis: male.”

It was the girl’s data.

Seeing this, Liu Changfeng was nearly scared out of his wits.

Because when approaching the girl, the radar analyzed her genetic chromosomes as male—she was a man.

A boy with feminine features would be surprising enough.

But this girl, with her flowing hair and delicate attire, the contours beneath her blouse were strikingly prominent.

This was no mere boy with delicate features—it was a true anomaly.

Liu Changfeng couldn’t tell whether her figure was natural or the result of some surgical transformation.

Either way, he was thoroughly shocked.

Beneath the appearance of this girl lay something even more dominant than a typical male, and Liu Changfeng shivered. The radar’s data vanished, and behind him, Xu Bing gazed at the girl, her mind in turmoil.

“How is this possible? How could something so extreme happen?”

As a woman, she felt jealous of the girl’s figure and face; the abundance of collagen made even her, a woman, want to steal a few more glances.

But she never imagined that beneath this angelic exterior lurked a devil.

It was simply unbelievable!

What was even more astonishing was that Xu Bing realized this girl’s figure seemed innate.

Appearances could be altered with a knife, but bone structure was determined by nature.

Xu Bing saw that the girl’s build was slender, her frame delicate.

Her posture and every movement carried the charm of an Eastern woman.

This wasn’t something surgery could change in a day or two.

Some qualities were innate, impossible to alter regardless of how hard one tried.

Thus, this girl’s figure and looks were both natural.

Perhaps some mutation occurred at birth, resulting in this.

Thinking this, Xu Bing suddenly felt some sympathy for her.

At this moment, the girl watched Liu Changfeng, who was bent over, studying the radar with intense focus.

She was somewhat dazed, her heart pounding uncontrollably.

People often say that a man is most attractive when he’s working seriously.

Liu Changfeng was handsome to begin with, and now he was a scientific prodigy.

When he worked, his entire being was absorbed in his task.

This combination of good looks and dedicated attitude made the girl’s heart beat wildly, beyond her control.

A shy blush colored her pretty face, her eyes filled with bashful joy and annoyance, her small hands nervously twisting the hem of her clothes.

Liu Changfeng didn’t notice this, but Xu Bing did.

As a woman, she understood these expressions perfectly.

This girl had fallen for Liu Changfeng.

Xu Bing’s expression grew strange.

As if imagining something, she shivered and shook her head vigorously.

Looking at Liu Changfeng again, she understood the girl’s feelings.

The two of them had grown up together and no longer felt that spark, but Xu Bing had to admit that Liu Changfeng possessed a unique charisma when he worked.

No wonder the girl was so moved.

Meanwhile, Liu Changfeng continued to fiddle with the radar, his head lowered.

“How could this happen? It shouldn’t be possible!”

He restarted the radar, stood beside Lin Qiu, and even circled him.

The data on the radar flickered rapidly, finally settling on zero.

What was zero?

Zero was the one-tenth of a percent that his radar couldn’t analyze.

But he refused to believe it. It was impossible to encounter that one-tenth of a percent on the very first use.

Either the radar was malfunctioning.

He kept rebooting and adjusting it, but the data always came up zero.

Liu Changfeng’s expression grew darker.

He was a meticulous scientist who tolerated no flaws in his inventions.

As he turned absentmindedly, the radar locked onto Xu Bing and displayed her data: gene analysis, female—correct.

He locked onto the girl again—male, which was accurate.

He locked onto Heize—displayed as an eighth-level bloodline exotic beast.

Everything seemed in order.

But when the radar locked onto Lin Qiu once more, the result was still zero.

Liu Changfeng stared at Lin Qiu, his eyes hollow and vacant.

A tiny dolphin—it seemed he was far more mysterious than he appeared on the surface. There was a secret about him, one that could drive Liu Changfeng mad with curiosity.

Liu Changfeng’s breathing grew rapid.

Lin Qiu felt a chill in his heart. What on earth did this guy’s gaze mean?

Could it be he had certain thoughts about him?