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    Due to this situation, the dosage of the medicine must remain very minimal.


    Charlie Wade created this medicine not with the intention of making a profit, but to assist Jiu Xuan Pharmaceutical in entering various international markets.


    Upon hearing this, Smith made a quick deduction: “The reason Jiu Xuan Pharmaceutical struggles to mass-produce this drug is likely due to ack of advanced production technology, preventing effectiverge-scale manufacturing!”


    With this thought in mind, he quickly asked, “Mr. Liam and Mr. Wade, would you be open to selling the patent for this medicine to a pharmaceuticalpany in the United States?”


    Charlie narrowed his eyes at Smith, sensing that the old fox was finally revealing his true intentions.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    He firmly responded, “Absolutely not, we will never sell this patent!”


    Smith quickly countered, “What if Americanpanies offered a substantial buyout fee? For instance, tens of billions of dors or more?”


    Charlie shook his head again, stating, “Don’t even mention tens of billions; even if it were hundreds of billions or trillions, we wouldn’t sell.”


    The main reason for Charlie’s refusal was that selling the patent was simply not an option.


    Although the form could be shared at any time, no one could actually produce the medicine.


    If the other party couldn’t manufacture it, why would they consider paying for a buyout?


    This situation was different from when Kobayashi Pharmaceutical was deceived. Ichiro Kobayashi had taken the medicine and provided a fake version that caused his father’s demise, leaving him to bear the consequences silently.


    Should this patent be sold, it would represent a transaction worth hundreds of billions of dors, likely shocking the entire world.


    Smith thought that Jiu Xuan Pharmaceutical’s refusal to sell the patent was merely a matter of pride, so he pressed on, “Mr. Wade, the discovery of penicillin was also a groundbreaking advancement in medicine. You might not be aware, but back then, producing penicillin was incredibly challenging. Thebined output from several majorboratories was insufficient even to treat a single patient, making it impossible to serve humanity as a whole.”


    He paused slightly before continuing, “However, over the years, thanks to the tireless efforts of pharmaceutical experts, chemists, and biologists, the production process of penicillin has been optimized. This led to improved efficiency and eventually to an excess capacity that could benefit all of humanity.”


    “Respectfully, I believe Jiu Xuan Pharmaceutical is in a simr situation to the team that discovered penicillin. They may have identified this drug, but they cannot mass-produce it.”


    “Nheless, the industrial, pharmaceutical, and chemical foundations in the United States are among the strongest globally! If we could conduct research and development based on this form, we might achieve mass production within a few years!”


    “At that point, we would coborate to benefit all of humanity. Isn’t that a wonderful goal?”


    Charlie found amusement in Smith’s enthusiasm and replied cheerfully, “Mr. Smith, I must say, you possess remarkable insight and vision! It’s no wonder that someone like you leads the FDA—your level of understanding is truly impressive!”


    Smith, interpreting Charlie’s words as genuine praise, smiled and said, “Mr. Wade, you’re too kind. I simply aim to maximize benefits for humanity.”


    Charlie nodded gravely and remarked, “Mr. Smith, a cancer treatment medicine, no matter how beneficial, could improve the lives of millions…”


    He paused, then added seriously, “However, if your American research capabilities are so formidable, why not focus on developing a method for producing inexpensive synthetic oil inrge quantities? If we could reduce the cost of each barrel of oil to just one dor and achieve an annual production of several hundred billion barrels, we wouldn’t just address the global energy crisis; it would eliminate the need for military intervention in the Middle East. That would truly benefit the over seven billion people in the world!”


    Smith felt a pang of difort upon hearing this.<fn922d> This update is avable on find?novel</fn922d>


    He recognized that Charlie was mocking him, and yet he found himself unable to counter the statement effectively.


    Since any rebuttal would only serve to undermine his own position, he sighed inwardly, realizing, “Damn, you really got me there. You’ve turned my own cleverness against me…”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 3914</h2><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading"><strong></strong>