The three cars were full of people.

Head to Shuibu Village as quickly as possible.

Although everyone had anticipated that the poisoning case was not simple.

Seeing the situation of several elderly people who absolutely refused to go to the hospital, everyone felt a pang of sadness.

After Grandpa Sun's diagnosis, it was discovered that this virus, which seemed ordinary, was actually an incurable poison.

At least he doesn't know what prescription to use to stop the virus from spreading further.

"Dr. Sun, what do you think of this poison? How can we cure it?"

The village chief looked exhausted, but his eyes were filled with expectation as he looked at Grandpa Sun. "If we don't save these elderly people soon, I'm afraid they won't make it to tomorrow."

"Large accumulation of phlegm in the lungs."

Grandpa Sun frowned deeply. "This is the most serious problem. In addition, other organs are also swelling. This is going to suffocate a living person."

Other viral infections can cause fever, red rashes on the skin, and general weakness.

This virus is quite complex, and finding an antidote requires thorough research. I don't know when a cure will be developed.

"Dr. Sun, is there no other way?"

The village chief himself also had a fever, and he knew that he had been infected as well.

He didn't want to give up everything in the village to go to the hospital for treatment.

"We believe in treating the root cause."

Grandpa Sun looked helpless. "This is also my first time encountering this virus. For a moment, I don't know what medicine to use."

Lin Jingyu looked over at Yang Shujue.

Seeing her calm yet somewhat disappointed expression, one could tell that her system probably hadn't produced an antidote prescription either.

"Grandpa Sun, these elderly folks are in such a state, can we use the antidote prescription from last time?"

Lin Jingyu suggested softly, "Anyway, it's a virus created by the Japanese. Regardless of whether it works or not, let's give it a try."

Given their current situation, we'll try anything, even if it's a last resort. If we can save them, great; if not, we've done our best.