Chapter 26

One stitch, two stitches, three stitches...

January, February, March...

Three months later, my mother seemed to have forgotten that I gave her an injection every month. Perhaps in her eyes, the so-called biological anti-aging medicine was just wishful thinking of the rich.

It wasn’t until six months later that my mother told me with surprise that her menstruation had returned to regularity.

It’s not that I don’t want to surprise my mother as soon as possible, but I have to do this step by step. I have to adjust my mother’s cardiopulmonary system first, so that her cardiopulmonary function will be strong, and then I can adjust other systems. Otherwise, restoring the youthful and strong other systems will in turn drag down the heart and lung function.

Just like maintaining an old car by updating the engine first, I spent several months working on my mother’s cardiopulmonary function. After adjusting her cardiopulmonary system properly, I immediately started maintaining her reproductive glands.

Although scientifically speaking, the maintenance of reproductive organs should be put last, after all, the gonads do not affect the quality of life much. Like what happened to me before, my gonads even degenerated.

But this time I obviously had other ideas. After completing my mother’s heart and lung engine, the next place I adjusted was her ovaries. The regularity of my mother’s menstruation was not because the magical anti-aging injection began to take effect, but because I created 128 young follicles in each of her ovaries that were on the verge of exhaustion, which was equivalent to pushing her childbearing age back twenty years.