That was right. Song He suspected there was something wrong with Toyama Medical's Brain Cancer Drug.
Whether it was his own knowledge or the Brain Cancer Drug Data provided by the system, everything kept reminding him that Toyama Medical's drug very likely had a problem!
The Brain Cancer Drug Data provided by the system used a method of wiping out the tumor layer by layer.
First, it caused the outermost layer of the tumor to die completely, suppressing the activity of the cancer cells inside. Then, like peeling an onion, it killed the cancer cells layer by layer from the outside in. Throughout the process, it was difficult for any cancer cells to escape alive.
It was essentially a tactic of encirclement and annihilation: overwhelming forces surrounded the tumor fortress, blasted open its walls shot by shot, then charged in from all directions, killing every cancer cell on sight and leaving no survivors!
But Toyama Medical's Brain Cancer Drug used an entirely different tactic.
It directly split the tumor apart!
It divided large tumors into small tumors, then small tumors into microtumors, continuing to slice them apart chaotically until the entire tumor had been completely cut away.
It was somewhat like a tactic of penetration and division, driving through and splitting the enemy forces into multiple groups, disrupting their formation and causing them to collapse on their own.
At first glance, there seemed to be nothing wrong with this penetrating tactic used by Toyama Medical's Brain Cancer Drug. The tumor kept shrinking until it disappeared, allowing the patient to recover happily.
But the crucial question was... had the cancer cells truly died, or had they escaped?
The most terrifying consequence was that the tumor had not died at all. It had merely been broken down into countless scattered cancer cells,