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Chapter 905: The Final Struggle

Chapter 905: Chapter 905: The Final Struggle

Zhao Guang was completely unconcerned with the reactions of the surrounding major forces and those of the Mage Organization.

After all, everyone had different goals, and his thoughts didn’t align with their defenses at all. Given that, he might as well ignore everything and focus only on his own affairs.

With his absolute strength, he didn’t need to take various precautions at all.

One reason for needing caution is a lack of strength, leading to fears of unexpected events.

At this moment, Zhao Guang had returned to Earth because something major was about to happen.

The drugs he had previously manufactured were already hitting the market on a large scale. Indeed, with the country’s full support and having already laid a solid foundation, the drug production was very rapid.

With these drugs, the country no longer needed the large quantities of imported drugs it once required.

These new drugs were not only cheap and abundant, but also effective.

Diseases that others couldn’t cure could now be treated, and people no longer had to spend money continuously on medication just to hang on.

Anyone with common sense knew what choice to make.

Faced with the impact of medical reform, overseas major pharmaceutical companies were suddenly in a bind. The value of their stocks fell consistently, and many of their drugs were becoming unsellable.

Especially after losing such a vast drug market domestically, the blow to them was significant.

Initially, they had occasionally raised the prices of some drugs, but now the negative impact had erupted.

Left with no choice, they used the excuse that these drugs hadn’t gone through processes to reject their entry into their countries. Otherwise, the shock would be enough to bankrupt most pharmaceutical companies on the spot.

But even with this, they couldn’t stop their domestic individuals from smuggling.

When there was something good, regardless of the country, people would smuggle it.

Especially something that could cure diseases; under the threat of life, who would care about so much?

Even if they couldn’t do it in their own country, why not travel directly to that Eastern country? Curing their illness during the trip wasn’t a problem. Domestically, this kind of creative approach wasn’t opposed at all.

Therefore, after returning, these people spread the word widely, and the public sentiment couldn’t be suppressed.

Internationally, there were constant denunciations, claiming that these drugs from Hua Country didn’t meet their standards.

But Hua Country also stated that our drugs are standard traditional medicine, with standards set by ourselves. If they don’t meet your criteria, we simply won’t export them. Anyway, Zhao Guang wasn’t in a hurry, and the country even less so.

So who was anxious? Of course, it was the vast number of patients abroad.

Suddenly, the already chaotic situation abroad became even more tumultuous.

Originally, the Middle East, which was gradually calming down, for some reason started a war again, and it was a complete mess.

The reason or logic behind this was unknown; it was just very strange.

While international pharmaceutical companies struggled with all sorts of excuses, on the national level, some drugs were exported. While other places might not be, the Asian and African regions weren’t a problem.

With people providing firsthand accounts, the final struggles of pharmaceutical companies appeared very weak.

"How are things going? I really haven’t paid attention to them while I was away."

Sheng Guang said cheerfully, "Five major pharmaceutical companies have declared bankruptcy already. This is too good. We’ve seized the chance to acquire quite a bit of technology, which we didn’t have before."

"Is acquiring these things useful? If it’s about disease treatment, we’ll conduct targeted research at that time."

Sheng Guang quickly shook his head, "No, no, some technologies aren’t just about manufacturing drugs, and some drugs require specific technologies, which we can’t underestimate."

Alright, I’ve recently been a bit arrogant, dismissing some of the foreign companies.

The thought flashed through Zhao Guang’s mind, but he didn’t show it outwardly.

"So, what about those who dealt with you initially? Have you clarified the investigation?"

"Through them, I did unravel the initial matters, but most likely those who were involved were top-tier companies, all with diversified growth; it’s not easy to deal with them all at once."

Talking about this made Sheng Guang somewhat annoyed; there was no getting around the idea that you can’t put all your eggs in one basket, which they advocated.

Some people even held shares not just in pharmaceutical companies, making it really difficult to counter.

Zhao Guang nodded, obviously understanding it wasn’t that easy. fr.e ewebno.vel .com

Then Sheng Guang continued, "But it doesn’t really matter, since I’ve already locked onto them. After this wave of our strike, there won’t be many left."

Sheng Guang was very grateful to Zhao Guang. Although he was targeted because of Zhao Guang, he didn’t harbor resentment.

On the contrary, because of Zhao Guang, he was able to seek revenge and reach the position he held now; how could Sheng Guang not be thankful?

The only thing he couldn’t let go of was the change in international dynamics; his identity now prevented him from going around the world freely. It was infuriating not knowing when this would change.

Plus, his family had been nagging on about him getting married, leaving Sheng Guang even more helpless.

If he got married, how could he wander around? He would be the first among his four brothers to get married, which would be ridiculous.

Zhao Guang was oblivious to Sheng Guang’s concerns. As he flipped through documents, he asked, "The reason they can still hold on is partly because many special diseases aren’t caused by viruses, right, and our domestic ability in this area is quite lacking?"

"It’s not exactly lacking; traditional medicine could originally treat these diseases. But, as you know, a lot of things were lost, many drugs became extinct, and coupled with the suppression of traditional medicine back then, it ended up this way."

There was nothing Zhao Guang could do about this point. Although his drugs bore the banner of traditional medicine, Zhao Guang himself knew.

His drugs should essentially be considered Otherworld’s Magic Potions, only resembling traditional medicine in appearance.

If the details were scrutinized, it would be found that they didn’t follow the traditional monarchs, ministers, assistants, and envoys’ rules of composition. This was also why no one had managed to decipher his drugs over such a long time.

"Alright, I understand this issue, I’ll study it when I have time."

"That would be great; if this aspect can be completed too, those companies would definitely collapse." Sheng Guang didn’t put any pressure on Zhao Guang; after all, it wasn’t easy research.