Nie Haofeng is dead.
Last night's fierce battle caused quite a stir in the dark street. Everyone knew that a very brutal fight had taken place between the Maowei Gang and the Haofeng Gang.
But no one expected that this fight would end with the defeat of the Haofeng Gang.
With the death of Nie Haofeng, the short-lived Haofeng Gang ended its brief life like a passerby on a dark street.
The remaining defeated troops were not to be feared. After Nie Haofeng's death, some were defeated and some fled. The Maowei Gang successfully took over all the territories of the Ten Rings.
However, if you want to truly control all of Shihuan’s industries, there are still many procedures and steps to go through, which will take some time.
Chu Yao rested in the hospital for a week and was discharged, much to the surprise of the attending physician.
"This is truly incredible. What an amazing self-healing ability... If you weren't my patient, I'd really like to perform an autopsy to see your constitution."
Chu Yao naturally would not give him the chance to dissect herself, so she got in the car and drove towards Princess Ye.
This time, the driver wasn't Xu Bing'er. That girl was busy taking care of Yao Han in the hospital. After the battle, she learned that her senior brother was injured and rushed over in a hurry.
I guess everyone in the gang, except Yao Han, understood what she was thinking.
The weather was nice today, and the sun was warm. The car quickly stopped at the entrance of Princess Ye. Chu Yao got out and nodded at the newly equipped staff and detectors at the gate.
“Bang!”
As soon as Chu Yao entered the door, colorful stars flew in from both sides of the sky, colorful and extremely beautiful.
"Congratulations to Sister Chu for her recovery and discharge from the hospital! Welcome home, welcome home! Warm applause!"
Su Huohuo held the fireworks he had prepared in advance and brought a dozen of his younger sisters to welcome them. Everyone was very enthusiastic.
"Ahem~" Chu Yao raised her head and shook her hair, looking quite pleased. "Thank you everyone, I'm fine now."
"Sister Chu, after you fell down that day, I was the first one running to protect you! Do you think I should get a raise or something..." Xiaohuo came close to Chu Yao and winked at her.
"Really? I remember you were there to mourn. You couldn't be pulled away. Sister Chu, don't believe her."
"Hey, I'm just concerned about Sister Chu..."
Chu Yao looked at everyone laughing and making noise, a smile appearing on her face.
After some pleasantries, she went back upstairs and walked into her office - someone was already waiting for her at the door.
"You're back, Sister Chu."
The visitor was wearing a white coat and thick glasses. He was Cheng Nian, the technician in charge of developing new drugs.
"Go inside and talk."
Chu Yao took Cheng Nian into the house. There were still many flowers and plants in her room, which opened Cheng Nian's eyes.
He calmed himself down, sat down with Chu Yao, and then handed over a small square box he had brought with him:
"Sister Chu, this is a prototype, you can take a look."
Chu Yao nodded, took the box and opened it. Six dark brown pills were neatly arranged in the box, and they looked almost the same as the ones she made herself.
She picked one up with her fingers, sniffed it a few times, and nodded.
"After animal experiments and clinical trials, your formula is very stable and much more effective than other trauma treatment drugs on the market."
"Okay. The cost of this one..."
"For example, this box of six pills costs about fifteen yuan."
One costs about two yuan, less than three yuan.
A little cheaper than expected.
"If it were actually put into production, based on the current level of the pharmaceutical factory, what would the output be?"
"After all, we're not a factory specializing in traditional Chinese medicine. Our equipment is limited, and our staff isn't particularly experienced. We can only produce around 8,000 pills like this per month. If you factor in the subsequent packaging and quality inspection processes, the production cycle will be even longer..."
"Huh?" Chu Yao was stunned. "How much did you say?"
"Eight thousand. Well, it's a little low, but it's only temporary. The factory still needs new equipment."
"Eight, eight thousand, isn't that too little?" Chu Yao felt a little guilty.
She seemed to have underestimated the power of industrial production.
But Chu Yao's words sounded more like a question to Cheng Nian. He wiped the sweat off his forehead and began to explain: "Sister Chu, you know, the scale of the factory is still very small. After all, before, President Ding...Ding Nan didn't pay much attention to these things. Please give me some time, as long as the equipment is in place..."
Cheng Nian is not the kind of technician who only does research. During this period, he kept asking about the "feats" of the Cat Tail Gang in the dark streets, and those stories made him terrified.
The young-looking Chu Xiaoye in front of him was actually a witch who killed people without blinking an eye... He didn't want to anger this person.
"Don't worry, I don't mean to question you." Chu Yao saw his embarrassment and said comfortingly, "I want to know, what is the monthly output of a regular pharmaceutical factory?"
"Where I used to work...the monthly output was around 100,000. If it were a larger factory, fully automated and operating 24/7, the monthly output could reach 400,000 to 500,000..."
Ruoyao was shocked.
On Fengyuan Star, medicines were a rare commodity. In the world of cultivation, the only ones capable of large-scale medicine refining were large sects and other specialized forces.
Although it is said to be large-scale, it is after all manually refined by cultivators. For example, in the Tianyin Sect's Alchemy Pavilion, even the lowest-level healing and spiritual refining medicines provided to the sect's Qi-refining disciples can only produce a maximum of four or five hundred pills a month, and producing thousands is unthinkable.
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