Liu Yun calmly said, "I don't know if the country can hold out now..."

Xie Xuan was shocked. Had her senior already considered this matter?

The goods are good, but they are too good; even a nation might not be able to defend them.

Even with so many new weapons and a surge in combat power, we still can't solve all the problems.

First of all, the fact that many countries use nuclear weapons as a trump card is a problem.

If they truly choose to perish together, the current Yan Kingdom still cannot stop them.

Even if they can barely protect themselves, Aquamarine will probably be almost completely destroyed.

The days to come will be spent constantly cleaning up messes, not much different from the apocalypse.

People can still restrain themselves now, occasionally engaging in verbal battles and using drills to threaten others, but the existence of life-extending items will surely drive the whole world crazy.

Yan Guo instantly became the target of public criticism.

As long as Yan cannot subdue or kill its enemies, it can still create chaos even without advanced weapons.

Don't even think about having a peaceful day.

Moreover, the problem in China is scarcity rather than equitable distribution, so there will inevitably be people who will do some beastly things in order to get the medicine.

The world was thrown into complete chaos.

Once she calmed down, Xie Xuan realized the problem and was surprised to find that Liu Yun had been very thoughtful.

Some things, we really can't just focus on inventing and creating; the problems that arise after they occur are the most important, and they may very well continue to exist.

Xie Xuan came to her senses: "Senior, I didn't think it through. Some things really shouldn't be brought up rashly."

"When the Yan Kingdom becomes powerful..."

Liu Yun smiled and said, "I'm just telling you the worst-case scenario."

"They are all admirable heroes, how can we let them wait in such agony? And they might not even get to see us!"

Xie Xuan was stunned: "What do you mean, senior?"

Liu Yun: "Special cases should be handled in a special way. It is not too much to do more for great heroes who have made lasting contributions."

As she spoke, Liu Yun took out a prescription. "Our ancestors' method may not be as effective as longevity potions, but it can indeed protect vitality and slow down aging."

"If we use this knowledge on those who are truly in need, perhaps they will live to see the day when the dawn breaks."

These old men are all treasures of Yan Kingdom.

Having survived that era, their values ​​are completely different.

Losing even one person is heartbreaking.

Helping to retain talent might accelerate the development and rise of Yan Kingdom and achieve liberalization in all aspects sooner.

"Huh?" Xie Xuan was a little dumbfounded.

The senior suddenly pulled out a prescription, and her heart was on a rollercoaster, needing time to calm down: "Didn't the senior say..."

Liu Yun: "The weakened version isn't enough to make those people flip the table."

"Furthermore, let those in higher positions be more aware of who to employ and who to know... I shouldn't need to teach them that!"

"It might be a good thing to get used to it in advance. Getting rid of some of the problems sooner will prevent things from developing into the worst possible situation later."

Even though it's a weaker version, it's still useful!

As long as the medicinal herbs are of good quality, the effects can be quite good.

Those cancerous tumors, enjoying their lives, will certainly be unwilling to give up and will inevitably make their move.

As long as they make a move, the state has a reason to deal with them.

In fact, Liu Yun knew that the country had been weak for too long in the last century and had been catching up. Some of the meritorious people had been left with "get-out-of-jail-free cards".

These people aren't necessarily all good; they gradually develop into a malignant tumor.

However, since nothing too wrong has been done, directly dealing with it would cause unrest and undermine the spirit of dedication of many people.

After all, if the descendants of meritorious officials are not treated well, who will dare to make sacrifices?

Some people even sacrificed their lives to create a better future for future generations. What can the country do about it?

It can only be said that these younger generations are indeed enjoying the protection of their ancestors. The benefits are not great enough for them to commit treason, yet they have the power and connections to cause trouble. The country is quite helpless in this situation.

The worst fear is that something will go wrong at a critical moment, causing enormous losses.

Having such bait to fish is indeed a good thing.

If we can fish it out and get rid of it, we'll feel much more at ease in the future.

Liu Yun felt that the country must have wanted it too, but there just hadn't been a suitable bait before.

If we can still hold our ground and not take the bait, then this generation can feel more at ease, and the next generation can have a different policy.

Xie Xuan: ...What you said makes so much sense.

In fact, people like them have similar thoughts.

Many of them are working hard for their families and future generations. They don't think that far ahead, and they don't consider that their future generations will just lie around and enjoy life, making things difficult for the country.

By then they'll all be gone, so what use will it be?

Xie Xuan silently handed over the prescription and also gave Old Master Yuan a separate vial of medicine.

It was also given by Liu Yun; there were only three, and she specifically requested one for Old Master Yuan.

As for the other two, Liu Yun neither named nor cared, but simply watched silently as they were given to whom?

At first, Mr. Yuan was unwilling, saying that he wanted to leave it to someone more useful.

Xie Xuan stammered, "This medicine was obtained by chance and has not yet been clinically tested. It really shouldn't be used on the old man. I just don't know when we'll have it again."

The middle-aged doctor who had been in charge of Mr. Yuan's health was trembling as he held the syringe.

Is this reliable or not?

Grandpa Yuan: "...This young lady is quite eloquent. I'm already so old, do I need to be goaded?"

Xie Xuan: ...So interpersonal relationships are really difficult!

On the contrary, Secretary Liu and Secretary No. 2 exchanged a glance, also feeling a bit of a headache.

Secretary Liu advised, "Old Master Yuan, the main reason is that this medicine was specifically requested for you by that senior. He just wants you to get better quickly so you can study those plants and hopefully reach a conclusion sooner, such as propagation."

The second secretary sighed, "Let's just have Old Master Yuan be the test subject. There are still two doses of medicine that the nine elders are having a real headache about. It's not easy to give them to anyone. If the news leaks out, some people will beat the crap out of them."

The news couldn't possibly leak out.

Currently, there are nine elders, nine secretaries, Old Master Yuan, the middle-aged doctor, and Xie Xuan.

If word gets out, does it mean there's something wrong with this group of people?

Is there any hope for the Yan Kingdom?

Old Master Yuan sighed repeatedly, "We could talk to that senior colleague and say that there are people in the country who need us even more, people who create even greater value..."

Secretary Liu: "Didn't the old man realize that this was a difficult problem that senior had set for us?"

"There are still a number of corrupt officials and cancerous tumors in the country. It's clear that our predecessors were very dissatisfied and that change is needed."

"This is a reminder that we need to change."

"If the old man can use up one of the three doses, it will give us a little less of a headache."

“If we do well, we might be able to get this medicine again soon. Don’t worry, old man, they will all have it. You are all treasures of Yan Kingdom.”