Moreover, he was genuinely afraid.

Zhang Lin knew all too well that all of Fangyuan Pharmaceutical's core R&D personnel had now left.

It would be strange if the company didn't run into problems in the future.

After Han Yifan and the others left, he had already made several phone calls to the other party.

But they all hung up on him, and later he discovered that his number had been blocked...

He had originally thought that it was acceptable for the research and development progress to be slower, and that he could even give these workers a little overtime pay.

But they didn't give me a chance at all...

He really didn't understand who gave them the courage to resign—Fish Leong?

Zhang Lin was slumped in his boss's chair, his eyes lifeless.

He was still muttering something.

He looked like he had aged more than ten years in an instant.

...

Meanwhile, at the international airport in H city, a beautiful country.

An elderly man with white hair was leaning on a cane.

He was helped by several people accompanying him to board a plane bound for Jiangcheng City, China.

The white-haired old man was Eric, a professor at Harvard University.

Also accompanying him were editor-in-chief Charles, as well as staff from Harvard University and naturopathic medicine.

After the group sat down, the plane slowly ascended into the clouds.

"Charles, that paper has already been published, hasn't it?"

"Yes, teacher, this morning, that paper was published as the front page of the journal Natural Medicine."

"I believe that the research findings of this paper will soon cause a sensation in the global medical community."

After Charles finished speaking, he opened his briefcase and took out the Nature Medicine journal that he had just printed.

On the homepage, the title of Su Chen's paper is particularly prominent.

Professor Eric took the magazine, adjusted his glasses, looked at it carefully for a while, and said:

“Charles, you did a great job. We also need to facilitate a talent exchange program with Jiangcheng University after this academic exchange.”

"We'll have to find a way to poach this genius from China."

"In this way, our country can continue to enjoy a global reputation and remain far ahead in the field of medicine!"