ng Si’an sat on the plane, still thinking about what the old man had instructed.
He said a lot, but to sum it up: speak nicely, don’t rush and accidentally upset that guy.
For ng Si’an, things are a bit urgent.
Boss Yan is enjoying the sun in Australia every day, becoming less and less interested in managing things at ho. So, even when the small pills ran out, he couldn’t be bothered, and even when the pharmacy he co-founded with Xiaohe and the Wen Le group opened, he didn’t pay attention.
The Wen Le group are still young, with not too many complicated thoughts, and they still harbor so sense of jianghu loyalty in their hearts. So the pharmacy’s progress has been periodically reported to Yan Fei from the beginning.
When the pharmacy opened, it quickly started turning a profit, and the profits that belonged to Yan Fei were reserved for him.
Thinking simply can actually be a good thing. The young people believe they are in for a long-term collaboration. Now, Boss Yan still has a laboratory, which is a fully equipped lab, sothing many large pharmaceutical companies have.
Having a laboratory ans a continuous supply of new drugs, so they are looking at the long term.
Moreover, since they know Yan Fei is thriving in Australia, they also understand that the pharmacy’s profits might not even interest Boss Yan. For now, the collaboration relies on him. Without his supply of new products, the pharmacy’s growth prospects may not be as optimistic.
Everyone knows that in this world, countless new drugs are being invented every day. If the pharmacy remains stagnant, it will eventually be left behind and fall into an unprofitable situation.
That’s how collaborations work; the simpler everyone approaches it, the fewer problems arise.
Since these issues don’t require Yan Fei’s attention, and he can produce new drugs at any ti, he’s not worried and can spare himself a lot of ntal effort.
As for supplying small pills to the ng Family, if he doesn’t return, he simply can’t deliver them. They aren’t pushing for them either, and if they never rush him, he might just decide not to sell them at all.
Only after stepping outside did he realize the vastness of the world, a better fit for him, and many of his initial ideas have started to change.
But the ng Family doesn’t think that way, or at least, they initially might have thought so.
Anyway, those who can afford the small pills supplied by Yan Fei generally aren’t lacking in supplents.
They can get their hands on so of the best things available, like nutritional products and tonics, and these aren’t everyday market items but genuinely good stuff.
However, as ti went by, after a while of discontinuing the small pills, so people realized that these pills had effects that ordinary supplents couldn’t match.
Supplents are about slow nourishnt and replenishnt.
It’s like soaking the fungus; you must use warm or cold water to slowly open it up. If you imdiately use hot water, either the nutrients aren’t sufficient, or you spoil the fungus, making the effect worse than if you had soaked it in cold water.
So it takes ti, and for sothing that nourishes people, the effect is even slower, and without so ti, you don’t notice it at all.
Most people taking the small pills also have other supplents. These are prescribed by experts like Old ng in the apricot grove, and even their regular als are carefully planned.
So after taking the small pills for so ti and feeling better, many might not even attribute the improvent to these pills.
When thinking this way, realizing that the supplier boss went abroad for developnt, they couldn’t be bothered to keep buying from him—especially since Boss Yan’s price is quite steep, even compared to other expensive supplents.
But after stopping the small pills for so ti, they gradually noticed that when they used to climb five floors without losing breath, they now needed to pause after every floor, prompting many to reconsider.
It wasn’t just one person thinking this way; a group of people, surrounded by professionals like various doctors and nutritionists, specialized in studying these things.
After thinking it over and summarizing the situation, the conclusion erged that it was indeed because of the small pills, which were actually non-warranty products.
Then it was a matter of observation, further confirmation.
Initially, so bought more of the pills, while others bought less. This made it convenient for everyone to summarize and confirm their findings.
After reaching the conclusion, those service-oriented doctors began to worry, wondering if these small pills might cease to be available in the future.
So even started researching parts of the pills. Previously tested hundreds of tis, the pills were confird to have no side effects. Now, they needed to figure out the active components responsible for the positive effects.
This is human nature; ordinary people might not have the ans, but this group definitely did.
Unfortunately, while tests could be done, the real challenge erged when it ca to production—they simply couldn’t manufacture them!
This back-and-forth has caused them to struggle for more than half a year.
This situation is normal since it’s a slow-nourishing tonic. It takes months to discover its effects. Unlike so drugs for critical diseases that show imdiate effects, the quicker these drugs work, the higher the chance of side effects.
But the pills couldn’t be withheld!
Soone was always in a rush; after all, who wouldn’t want their elderly family mbers to be healthy and robust?
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