When Feng Jun took out the Evergreen Potion, he did not particularly explain what it was. He merely followed the instructions strictly, saying that the potion could help the human body repair certain functions that had already declined.
However, there was no shortage of clever people in the world. After the translators studied it carefully, someone could not help shouting, "It can remove age spots and reverse vascular calcification, pulmonary fibrosis, joint wear, and more. Isn't this rejuvenation?"
In fact, some people had noticed even sooner, but they felt that this was not something to publicize—once it was made public, would their own side still get any benefits?
Now that someone had shouted it out, amid everyone's startled cries, someone said coldly, "Two doses a day, fifteen days per course. One course requires thirty doses, and at most, there can be three courses..."
"Three courses means ninety doses, and there are only three hundred and thirty doses in total. How many people can use them?"
Feng Jun was not trying to keep them in suspense. This Evergreen Potion was not truly a trauma potion, so logically, it should not have been sent to support the front lines.
But the Evergreen Potion was not truly a Life Potion either. Life Potions were Longevity Potions, while Evergreen Potions merely restored vitality to the body. They were especially effective when used on particular limbs.
Strictly speaking, the Evergreen Potion was something between a Life Potion and a Limb Regeneration Potion.
The Limb Regeneration Potion was actually somewhat connected to the Chen Family. However, the interests involved were too great. The Chen Family was only one of its developers and held a small share, without any right to manufacture it.
Yet merely being a shareholder was enough to make others wary, which was why