The replacent of a long-established family like the Tang family didn't have much of an impact on ordinary citizens; it was still a distant prospect.
The Tang family's connections and corporate group were powerful, but they were only mid-tier, not top-tier, or even elite. The more one learned about this circle, the more daunting it beca. They lived in seclusion, their very existence unknown. And if one did understand them, one would only know the publicly visible corporate group; those who didn't reach that level wouldn't even get to see the surface.
Following Zhang Chang, they arrived at an apartnt. Opening the door, they were greeted by a bright, tidy living room, evident in the residents' love of cleanliness. There was even a slipper changer in the entrance, and everything was ticulously kept, as if possessing a certain obsessive-compulsive disorder, a need to keep everything tidy.
"Auntie, I'm back. My classmate Zhao An is joining us for dinner," Zhang Chang called out as he entered, seemingly giving a warning.
The woman who erged was Jin Yuei. She was dressed in ho clothes, her expression still sowhat distant, a disguise she had cultivated over ti. "Co over here and do it."
Looking at her graceful figure, Jin Yuei had a great figure, a slender woman. Her swaying waist would have made her look plump, but not thinner, striking the perfect balance. Her hips weren't as large as Ma Huiying's, but they were perfectly proportioned, their shape so firm that it made one want to penetrate her from behind.
Jin Yuei expertly took out a tea bag and brewed tea, avoiding the traditional Gongfu tea. Rather, this habit ca from work, saving ti and not wasting it.
After brewing the tea, Jin Yuei made an inviting gesture, "Please."
Zhao An casually picked up a coffee cup with a tea bag inside. "Thank you, this thod is quite good. It's just a bit expensive for the average person."
"I'm used to it at work. Zhao An, you said you wanted to invest in dical research. Is that true?" Jin Yuei asked, also picking up the teacup. Her two fair legs were tightly clamped together, without a single gap, her virginity clearly revealed.
"That depends on the research. I'm not looking for results. I won't spend money on research that can't even be theoretically proven." Zhao An stated his intention. "I'll pay you, but you have to make happy!"
Jin Yuei handed over a price quote. "This is a case study on an epidemic. Developing a drug for this disease would require an investnt of three billion, and clinical trials haven't even begun yet. I plan to conduct research. I wonder if you're interested in investing."
Zhao An didn't answer, but took the information and examined it. His eyes narrowed slightly, carefully examining the terms. This is research on a drug for a common, seasonal skin disease. Basically, it's sothing like prickly heat, which, if ignored for a long ti, will turn into ulcers.
"Are you researching this case because you want to win a dical award?" Zhao An said slowly, a hint of tentativeness in his tone after closing the file.
Jin Yuei nodded, not disguising. "I want to leave sothing unique behind, at least while I'm still a doctor."
"Three billion isn't enough, right? I calculated, not counting clinical trials, it would take at least eight billion to see results. You're just theoretical. I think since it's a seasonal disease, it's definitely related to the season. The environnt, humidity, and temperature fluctuations are all related. You're simply focusing on the cause of the sudden illness, which I think is a bit narrow-minded. I'll give you a direction. Try starting with the chromosos. Skin tissue is the sa. Preventing and treating the root cause will be much more effective." Zhao An took a sip from his teacup, appearing calm and composed.
Jin Yuei's eyes lit up at this. While laypeople might see the excitent, experts see the subtleties. She imdiately grasped the aning. She hadn't expected a student to possess such profound knowledge of epidemic diseases. "You're truly a genius."
"No, I'm just an ordinary person, a bit more knowledgeable, that's all. No need to make a fuss." Zhao An said so, but his expression was filled with pride.
Jin Yuei's beautiful eyes flickered. "Actually, I quite like you. I often watch your live streams, and even around , I have many of your fans."
"First, develop a more reliable plan. Since you're a fan, I can invest in you, but not more than 10 billion. No more." Zhao An smiled. "At least two months from now. Well, I've almost used up all the money from that food delivery platform I recently launched."
"Okay, fine. How can I thank you?" Jin Yuei finally smiled. She had approached many investors before, but they were either scared off by the high research funding or wanted to take advantage of her. These were all things she deeply disliked. She didn't dislike n; she simply didn't think they were a waste of ti.
If she found the right man, Jin Yuei wouldn't mind a little romance. Forcing soone into a relationship wouldn't work; only a woman's willingness would matter.
"Haha, if you have ti, introduce to a doctor as a girlfriend. Ending my single life as soon as possible is the most important thing," Zhao An said with a shrug, his expression relaxed and natural, devoid of any hint of ambiguity.
Looking at the man's unpretentious expression, Jin Yuei's smile widened. "Okay, I happen to have several around . But why are you so anxious to find a girlfriend? Can't you find one at school? You're very qualified."
"I like older, more mature won. It would be best if they were as beautiful as you, gentle, considerate, and caring. It would be best if they weren't clingy. Flowers and moonlight are not as practical as bread, right?" Zhao An expressed his thoughts.
Jin Yuei was becoming more and more fond of Zhao An. He was not hypocritical or pretentious. This was a real man. "Are you looking for a girlfriend to show off, or to find a beautiful woman to show off?"
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