When Emon's fame peaked after the hospital's inauguration, he realized that to sustain his business empire, he needed innovation, not just service. He began working in his AI lab to create a chip that could detect early signs of diseases in the human body. When news of this technology reached the giants of Silicon Valley, they tried to buy Emon out. They offered him billions of dollars, but Emon's goal was different.
Despite his fragile health, he worked 18 hours a day. Sometimes his sister would force him to eat. Emon would say, "I have very little time; I must bring the benefits of this technology to the common people." He knew that if this chip succeeded, it would revolutionize global healthcare. However, in the midst of this, some followers of his old rival, Mr. Chang, attempted a cyber-attack to steal all the data from his lab. Emon then made his final gamble—he took all his servers offline and wrote the core code in his private diary.