In June 2005, Russian expert in microsurgery and plastic surgery, SoKorsh Chick, completed an adventurous operation ―― cultivating genitals for patients. So Korsh Chick cut off the brave patient's baby and "grafted" it on his left forearm. After the genitals grew from less than 2 inches to nearly 7 inches, Mr. Korsh Chick transplanted the newly grown organs into his crotch again. This extremely difficult operation was finally successful, but even Mr. Koschik did not expect that this operation laid a "baby" regeneration plan. Encouraged by the success of the operation, medical scientists all over the world vigorously carry out genital culture and in vitro culture experiments to solve the problems of tissue necrosis and regeneration speed. In 2080, the "Baby" regeneration plan was first applied clinically in Russia, the United States, China and Japan, commonly known as "growing mushrooms". Men can repair their disabled bodies or solve physical obstacles by transplanting genitals cultured in vitro.