Chapter 102 The Nanny's Niece's Counterattack 102...

When Fang Yihuai heard about her situation, he even sent her something.

Lin Wei saw the second bracelet and asked, "Why did you send me this?" She received the answer, "It's cinnabar to ward off evil spirits."

He frowned, speechless.

Why are you getting into metaphysics? Why don't you send her a string of Buddhist prayer beads?

Although I thought the bracelet looked pretty good, I decided to leave it in the box because of the hospital's limited facilities.

Maybe she'll take it out and wear it sometime when she's off work.

But because of this incident, Lin Wei's night shifts decreased significantly afterward, which could be considered a blessing in disguise. Although she was quite excited when she first started working the night shift, it wasn't exciting at all when she worked it again later.

After all, the beds in the duty room aren't as comfortable as the beds in the rented house, and it's quite annoying to have to make two extra trips each time.

Whenever that happened, Lin Wei wished she had a magic door so she could travel freely between places. After all, commuting to work was quite time-consuming; even if she did nothing, it would still take half an hour to get there and back.

Moreover, when it comes to major surgeries, which can last for several hours, Lin Wei is quite concerned about her appearance. It would be such a pity if such a beautiful face became sallow and aged.

So she was quite happy to see this scene, unless there was some surgery involved.

In fact, neurosurgical procedures can be divided into five categories: 1. Drainage surgery, 2. Resection surgery, 3. Debridement surgery, 4. Functional surgery, and 5. Interventional therapy.

Some surgical procedures are similar, differing only in the location of the lesion. Therefore, it is not necessary to perform every procedure individually. As long as she is assessed to have the surgical ability, that is sufficient. And unsurprisingly, Lin Wei was assessed to be capable of performing many procedures.

This includes some level 3 and level 4 surgeries.

At that moment, everyone's attitude towards her changed again, becoming exceptionally enthusiastic.

"Dr. Lin."

"Dr. Lin." He wasn't as cold as before.

Lin Wei nodded when she saw this, thinking it was really realistic. When she first entered the department, they didn't pay any attention to her because of Director Chen's presence. Later, Director Yang paid attention to her, and she learned first and second level surgeries, and gradually they started to talk to her.

Now that they know her abilities have improved again, their attitude immediately changed.

Their attitude changed too quickly.

"However, their skills are quite good." Lin Wei had to admit that, putting aside their private conduct, they were quite serious about their medical skills. Whether it was when Dr. Liu came out immediately upon hearing her voice last time, or on the operating table, although the two assistants didn't believe in her abilities, they still didn't question Director Yang's words or cause any trouble.

Because of this, when cooperation was needed later, Lin Wei trusted people quite a bit and didn't worry about them betraying her.

Just as Lin Wei's first month of internship in neurosurgery came to an end, Chi Boyan's experiments in the United States made significant progress.

"I differentiated X cells into Y cells, which have three times the regenerative capacity of the original cells. I've tried the newly created repair cream, and it's pretty good; it can fade scars within a few hours," he explained to Lin Wei, introducing his research findings.

However, he only considered it "not bad" because he knew that with a sufficient number of X cells, the effect would only be better. Therefore, he was not surprised by the result at all, but rather thought it was perfectly normal.

Hearing that he had made two portions and even sent one to her, Lin Wei was surprised, but she still wanted to see for herself what it looked like.

"Okay, I will accept it."

To be honest, I was really looking forward to receiving the samples.

Although it can't be used on patients for the time being, it's still nice to look at. Besides, I occasionally get minor scrapes or cuts myself, so giving it a try isn't a bad idea.

It's obvious that since he was able to send it over, there shouldn't be any side effects.

So when she received the finished product three days later, she was excited, but when she saw how it was packaged, she still felt a little embarrassed.

It was just an ordinary empty bottle. To be honest, if she hadn't known what was inside beforehand, she would have thought it was something else entirely.

Lin Wei glanced at it again and again. At first, she was quite curious, but since she didn't have the opportunity to experiment and couldn't possibly cut herself, she gradually became bored with the bottle and casually put it into her usual bag.

The main problem is that the bottle is too small. If she just leaves it anywhere, she might not be able to find it later, and it would be such a waste if it got lost.

Later, Chi Boyan also sent over the expiration date and usage instructions.

Lin Wei's gaze lingered on the expiration date. Compared to regular ointments that have a shelf life of about two years, this one had a very short shelf life of only four months. Therefore, the option of producing more and keeping a backup supply was once again limited.

"I'm planning to apply for a patent. What do you think would be a good name for this drug?"

Seeing the question Chi Boyan asked, Lin Wei couldn't think of a good name. "You can decide for yourself." Anyway, he had been handling these things all along, and she had only contributed a small amount of money and the prescription for the scar recovery cream. She hadn't really put in much effort.

Because she also knew that given time, he could figure it out himself; it was just that her presence had brought it forward.

After seeing this, Chi Boyan didn't ask her any more questions, though he vaguely remembered a name.

Thus, CL915 Repair Cream was born and gained some fame in the biological world, but it was only a rumor and nothing was confirmed.

Why choose this name? I won't go into the meaning for now, but mainly it's meant to sound sophisticated and impressive, like a powerful drug.

Because Lin Wei rarely paid attention to this and entrusted everything to him, she really didn't know that he had chosen this name in the end.

In Hanshao City, Zheng Heng, after saving that paper, did not think that the X cell would be made into a drug in the future, and even if it was made, it might not be achieved in a short time, possibly ten or twenty years. However, he still took it out to take a look whenever he had free time.

When he first heard about the existence of CL915 Repair Cream, he thought he was seeing things. Could someone really have produced a medicine that could make wounds heal quickly? Seeing the description that a five-centimeter wound could heal in just three hours after applying it, leaving no scars, he just thought it was too exaggerated.

There are scar-fading creams on the market, but they only lighten the scars; the wounds will heal in the same amount of time. Some medications are effective, but they only contain anti-inflammatory drugs, allowing wounds that would normally take four or five days to scab over to scab over in two days. However, a medication that can restore a wound to its original state in just three hours is something he has never heard of or seen before.

Because of this, people who saw this message only treated it as a joke.

Zheng Heng was the same, but because of the condition of his hands, he couldn't help but be concerned about the certification and patent process of this product called CL915 Repair Cream.

Then it was discovered that this didn't seem to be fake, because from the initial rumors to the subsequent widespread publicity, if it were fake, why would the media report it?

The name Chi Lin became an instant sensation. Everyone thought it was the name of one person, but they didn't know that they were actually two different people.

If that drug were truly effective and produced, then there's no doubt that both he and Director Zheng would go to great lengths, even if it meant going bankrupt, to acquire it.

Lin Wei first heard the name of this repair cream from another doctor.

"I heard that someone abroad has published a drug patent called CL915, which claims to be able to heal wounds within hours. I think that's a huge exaggeration, isn't it?"

"Those foreigners really know how to brag."

One of the doctors said, "But why do I see that the person who published this patent has a name from our country?" The name "Chi Lin" clearly indicates a Chinese person. If it were from the United States, it would be an English name.

"Who knows? But even if they're produced, they won't be used in hospitals anyway. If those drugs can be mass-produced and are effective, then hospitals won't need to be opened anymore."

Lin Wei then realized that the CL915 ointment was very likely the drug she and Chi Boyan had developed. CL915? Could it mean what she was thinking? C stands for Chi, L stands for Lin, and 915 seems to be the date the first generation of the drug was produced.

Because of this, she searched for information online. When she saw the name, she couldn't help but raise an eyebrow. Chi Lin, what a clever name.

However, one thing is true: it's so easy to delegate this whole thing to others; she doesn't have to worry about anything. As the doctors in the department said, she really didn't want to continue pushing this drug forward. Some things were too extreme, and it wouldn't be good if it affected other people's interests.

If we truly reach an era where wounds can heal quickly, everyone will be able to buy these medicines, and hospitals won't need to operate anymore. Many medications will become unnecessary. At least for now, our era is not keeping up with that pace.