The sudden announcement from this pharmaceutical company had truly shocked a great many people.
People online even questioned why there had never been a cure before, yet now that Qinglin Villa had developed vegetables that could cure high blood pressure, medicines that could cure it had appeared on the market too.
There had long been a theory online: medicines that could cure illnesses completely were being kept under lock and key by pharmaceutical companies. If one company didn't release them, none of the others would either. Instead, they brought weaker or diluted drugs to market.
That way, the medicine could treat the illness without curing it, meaning people would have to keep taking it.
It was easy to imagine which option was more profitable for pharmaceutical companies.
At first, people had been only half-convinced by this theory. After all, people were kind; they didn't want to believe that any company would make money like that.
Wasn't that just immoral?
But this company's sudden behavior had made people even more inclined to believe the theory.
Yet the pharmaceutical company paid no attention to the uproar online, seeming as aloof as a proud swan.
Before long, another pharmaceutical company announced, "Our research has made a sudden breakthrough. We will be upgrading our medication for high blood lipids. The new medication can cure high blood lipids completely."
Just a few days later, another pharmaceutical company's laboratory also made a breakthrough in its research and announced a drug that could completely cure one particular condition.
The sudden news from these pharmaceutical companies left many patients at a loss.
Just a few days ago, when they'd gone to the hospital, doctors had assured them that there was no cure and that they could only receive conservative treatment. How had everything changed in such a short