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    The failure of the test drug plunged the entireboratory into a state of despair.


    This despair stemmed not from their inability to replicate the Magical Pill, but rather from the fact that they had achieved an exact imitation, yet the results were drastically different.


    Suddenly, the team found themselves at aplete standstill.


    If creating an identical copy proved ineffective, what alternative methods could they explore to achieve a sessful oue?


    Everyone was bewildered, some pacing anxiously with the imitation pills in hand, mumbling, “What should we do next? What can we do now? Simply replicating it won’t work; should we try something different?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    A few pharmacists shared in the frustration, feeling utterly lost.<fn96de> Get full chapters from find?novel</fn96de>


    Smith took a moment to think and then turned to Rutgers, asking, “Do you think Jiu Xuan Pharmaceutical might have a unique process in their preparation?”


    Rutgers rubbed his forehead and inquired, “What do you mean by that?”


    Smith borated, “For instance, do they use boiling followed by air drying, or perhaps baking, or even sun exposure for a certain number of days?”


    Rutgers looked puzzled and asked, “Why seven or forty-nine days? What’s the reasoning behind that?”


    Smith exined, “I’m not sure. My daughter is currently reading the English version of ‘Journey to the West,’ a Chinese mythological tale. The immortals in that story often use square numbers for refining pills, like seven to forty-nine or even ny-nine.”


    Rutgers responded awkwardly, “That seems a bit too rigorous, doesn’t it?”


    Smith replied earnestly, “Things have be quite metaphysical at this point, so we need to consider whether there are metaphysical elements we’ve overlooked.”


    He then added, “By the way, I’ve heard that traditional Chinese medicine also has specific nuances, such as the amount of water used, the cooking duration, and whether it’s boiled on high heat or low heat—all of which can yield different effects…”


    Recalling something, Smith quickly continued, “Oh, and ‘Journey to the West’ mentions that sometimes, to create a pill, you need to use ‘rootless water.’ If you use any other kind of water, you won’t achieve the desired effectiveness!”


    Rutgers massaged his temples and asked, “What exactly is rootless water?”


    Smith exined, “Rootless water, as stated in ‘Journey to the West,’ refers to rainwater. It’s called rootless because ites directly from the sky.”


    Rutgers nearly copsed at this notion and eximed, “Isn’t all water essentially H2O? Why is rainwater superior to other water? Isn’t rain just vapor that has evaporated from the ocean?”


    Smith spread his hands and said, “That’s the essence of metaphysics! If it had a scientific basis, it would be categorized as science. But because itcks a scientific foundation, it falls into the realm of metaphysics.”


    Rutgers inquired, “So you’re suggesting we have different teams experiment with various methods to prepare this recipe? For example, one team uses high heat, another uses low heat, one employs natural air drying, while another opts for high-temperature baking? And we could also test different water sources, like rainwater, well water, or snowmelt?”


    Smith admitted, “I know it sounds odd, but honestly, I can’t think of a better approach at this point. The White House has engaged us in this significant endeavor, and we can’t afford to fail quickly. Otherwise, in their eyes, we might as well be a bunch of failures.”


    Rutgers felt overwhelmed andmented, “Smith…we are scientists! It’s unprofessional to ask us to delve into this kind of metaphysics…”


    Smith replied, “We have no choice; we must confront it head-on. What other options do we have?”


    At that moment, an Asian researcher gathered his courage to speak up: “Mr. Rutgers, I rmend that we conduct a field trip to Aurous Hill to collect environmental samples for further analysis, including air, soil, groundwater, and rainfall.”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 3921</h2><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading">