Zhou Mo's eyes instantly sparkled with envy, "Your ability to make money is amazing, I'm going to cling to you from now on."
Han Chen raised his lips and smiled, "The card is in your hand."
Zhou Mo smiled slightly, but said seriously, "The current policy direction is basically leaning towards patents. Many research institutions have even placed patents and papers on an equal footing. Publishing papers is a money-losing business. Publishing a paper costs thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars in publishing fees, and it is normal for a paper to take a year or two to be submitted. Patents are different. The review cycle is short, and results can be produced quickly. If they are noticed by companies, there are also patent fees to be earned. If you have partners, you can even invest in the technology."
Han Chen's eyes were filled with surprise. "You actually know so much?"
Zhou Mo was very proud. "I am a doctor after all. Don't look down on me."
Han Chen smiled with relief, "Momo."
"Hmm?" Zhou Mo was still wondering if she could get a patent.
Then she heard Han Chen calling her gently.
"Aren't you asking me if it would be a pity to give up my only hobby?"
"Yeah, what's wrong?" Zhou Mo didn't understand why he brought this up.
Han Chen said, "It's not a pity at all, really."
He also thought about this problem when he encountered a bottleneck in his academic studies.
Was it worth it to take a gamble and choose to study medicine out of spite?
The sunk costs invested were not just eight years, but also many other things. He gave up his hobbies and his life, and ignored the opposition of his family... too much.
But he finally persevered and has come to this day.
Because he was afraid of backing down, he simply set himself a hellishly difficult goal: to be promoted to chief physician in the shortest time possible, in order to motivate and paralyze himself.
To achieve this goal, he lived like a robot, as if this was the only way to find the only remaining interest he had in studying medicine.
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