Stefanie Sun found herself filled with curiosity.


    She was aware that Niranex, known for its impressive results, strong sales, and solid reputation, was actually based on ancient Chinese herbal forms. In simpler terms, it was borrowing the medical findings of Chinese ancestors.


    Yet, she couldn’t deny that Niranex proved to be significantly more effective than simr proprietary Chinese medicines manufactured by numerous domestic pharmaceuticalpanies.


    Despite this, she was unaware that Oracle Nova Dias possessed the same caliber as Niranex.


    Nheless, she was quite fond of the name Nova Dias.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    The term Nova Dias trantes to “nine heavens above,” originating from ancient myths and legends.


    In ancient China, the number nine represented the highest value, symbolizing the attainment of peak excellence.


    Thus, these nine heavens symbolize the ultimate existence.


    Curiously, Stefanie inquired of her agent, “Did they send samples?”


    “Yes,” her agent quickly replied, pulling a small packet of Nova Dias from an envelope containing delivery documents.


    Stefanie Sun was taken aback and eximed, “What on earth? Is this all I get, just this tiny bag?”


    “Yes…” the agent responded awkwardly, adding, “There’s also a small note included.”


    “What does the note say?” she asked.


    The agent replied, “It states: For spleen and stomach difort, one pack is sufficient; whether it works or not, just give it a try…”


    Stefanie was bbergasted and remarked, “These people… they should have just told me that one packet is enough. I can’t believe it! I’ve been taking more than a dozen packets of Niranex daily. Is this really all it takes?”


    The agent sheepishly said, “Who knows what they’re thinking? It could just be a cebo…”


    Stefanie replied, irritated, “I still don’t trust this! I need to see how effective this medicine really is!”


    With that, she reached for the small package to tear it open.


    “Wait, Stefanie!” her agent eximed, quickly stopping her. “We don’t know anything about this yet. What if it’s an untested product? If you take it, you might suffer some adverse effects or even heavy metal poisoning!”


    Stefanie Sun then asked, “Is there any official approval for this medicine?”


    “Let me check,” the agent said, rifling through the mailed documents. After a moment, she nodded and said, “It appears there is an approval document, but it’s just been issued.”


    Stefanie responded, “I don’t care how long it’s been approved. As long as there is some form of approval, it must be a legitimate product. Even if it doesn’t work, it shouldn’t be poisonous. I’m going to try it.”


    The agent cautioned, “But Stefanie, the Japanese Kobayashi Niranex can’t regte your spleen and stomach. The effects from a small pharmaceuticalpany in Aurous Hill will likely be inferior.”


    Stefanie, with a serious expression, retorted, “I must criticize you for a moment. Why do you put so much faith in foreign products? Why assume that domestic pharmaceuticals are worse than Japan’s Kobayashi Niranex?”


    Her agent, Cherie, mumbled, “I’m not pro-foreign; I’m just worried about what might happen to your stomach after taking it.”<fne352> Th? link to the orig?n of this information r?sts ?n Find★Novel</fne352>


    Stefanie smiled and said, “Alright, I’m going to try it now. If anything happens, you can call emergency services for me.”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>