"As for the medicinal effects, they definitely aren't as good as those of genuine Wild Ginseng. After all, its growth cycle has been drastically shortened. But they won't be too bad, either. At the very least, they can reach 60% of the effectiveness of Wild Ginseng."
"60%? It really has 60% of the effectiveness?"
Su Qiao thought for a moment. "That's just a conservative estimate. If it's cultivated well, reaching 70–80% is also possible."
"70–80%?"
Li Guixiang had been fairly calm at first, but now she couldn't stay calm anymore.
If that much precious ginseng could be put into medicine, how many people could be saved?
Her gaze burned as she stared at Su Qiao. "Su Qiao, do you know how earth-shattering your invention is? Do you know how precious that brain of yours is?"
"I'm now formally extending an invitation to you on behalf of the government's Agricultural Bureau. I invite you to officially join our Agricultural Bureau as a formal research member, contributing your talent to the construction and development of our country. You must agree."
Before coming, Li Guixiang had already reported to her superiors.
Once the bureau leaders learned that Su Qiao was this year's national Zhuangyuan and had almost perfect scores in every subject, they had immediately issued an order.
If the Soilless Cultivation Su Qiao described was real, they were to win her over at once.
Su Qiao was somewhat surprised. She blinked. "But I still have to attend university."
The major she had applied for this time was architecture.
It was a new field for her, and she estimated that she would have to spend quite a bit of time and energy studying it properly.
She was afraid she wouldn't be able to devote herself to researching other things.
Before coming, Li Guixiang