In 2014, Liu was taken away from her parent by the Chinese secret police to an unknown location where the experiments was conducted on Liu for the ability to use brain as a weapon. Her mom tried to find out where her daughter has gone to, she asked the police where she went but she never could get the answer. She also tried to get on the news but was oppressed and the human rights in China is severely limited. Heartbroken by the death of her husband, she is all alone with no help and dismay hope.

At the funeral for Liu's father, the wife of the husband knelt to pay respect. Tears rolled down her cheeks as she placed flowers on the top of the death case. One of her friend walked to her as Liu's mother stood up and hugged her to comfort. Her friend soon realized how hard it is for the deceased body of an exceptional daughter who has been abducted for no whoever reasons.

"Choi," said Liu's mother, "I can't understand why they wanted my daughter. I worked hard and I live in the poverty trying to provide my daughter the best education I can. It is heart wrecking." Choi closed her eyes and whispered in her ears. "My compassionate goes to you. I will be always there for you if you need help and comfort." As she looked at Liu's mother face to face, she bowed slightly then walked back to her husband.

Choi, a good friend of Liu's mother and a scientist who worked other scientist who is expert in measurement and the calculation of Psychic.  She didn't tell her that she and her colleagues were conducting tests on the kidnapped civilians with abnormal high IQ. For a reason that she didn't wanted Liu's mother to feel the fear or panic about what will happen to Liu.

Over the course, Liu has adapted to experimental tests. She was given everyday a stack of PhD exams to hone her intelligence level. She was forced to do 6 hours of rigorous excerise.  The food they provided to her are rather stripped down to the very basic essential nutrition and tastes really bland.  Every night, she lied down on the experiment lab bed while the scientists puts the helmet on her to measure her brain.

Liu always wondered what happened to her mother, she is afraid something bad happened to her and always constantly asked the scientists if her mother is okay. Choi leaned to her and said that she is doing well and hopes the best for her. Liu for some reasons, feeling insecured and wanted to see her mom again, and the answer was simply "no."

By the time Liu became age 18, Choi approached to her. "Liu, congratulations. You have surpassed other of the students. Now if you please follow me. I will be guiding you to the desk." Liu bowed slightly and followed Choi.  As they approached to the desk, two Chinese secret police grabbed Liu and escorted her to a different location where she will be equipped with the latest state of art equipment designed for people with abnormal IQ. Liu became really scared and worried for her life. She demanded to know what is going on, but faces threats from the secret polices.

When Liu arrived, she faced the Chinese top commander who oversees the war. "Who is this scrub?" Said the Chinese top commander. "Some overblown cranium cunt," replied the secret police. "Well, girl. If you are so smart, why don't you figure out how to equip the suit and get it to work," commanded the Chinese top commander. Liu, faced with mistreatment and hardship, she knew she had been recruited to the Chinese military. She never thought about that and for that, she felt hated inside. She wanted to get it out but instead she let it sink with her.

For three years of practicing with the suit which comes with twin laser blades and psychic waves that can break the close-minded people around her. She even fought with some of the Chinese top commander's best agents and beat them like it was nothing. On one day, when Liu had his agent lock-down with her sword edging on the agent's neck. "What are you waiting for?" Demanded the commander. Liu went ahead and executed the agent as the blood splattered on the fighting ground.  

The commander walked to her and clapped at same time. "Liu, you make a good show. I must say that I'm impressed with you, I knew you have that blood deep inside you," said the commander. "Now, Liu. If you are going to be under my command, you have to lead the Soviet Union to victory. Show no mercy for the freedom fighters. Oppress, execute and humiliate them." Liu drew her sword and pointed at the commander's neck. "I was about to finish you off. But I am sensing that our enemy is much closer than you think," said Liu in fury. "How can I trust you if I am being sent to the war and risk of getting killed." The commander eyed on her sword and gently pushed it away from him. "You can trust me, you know it. I command 600 million troops and I worked hard to provide a better and secured world for the Great China Empire."

The commander nodded and smirked a bit. "You won't get kill in the war anyway. All you have to do is place your trust into..." he said as he grabbed Liu's hand, "my heart." Liu read the commander's mind latent and obviously the commander was being serious with Liu. She withdrew her hand away from the commander and bowed as the commander bowed in return. And from to that day, Liu spent her time on the open battlefield, never to see the commander face to face again.