The matter of the insect remained unresolved for the time being. Only after Clarence and the others restructured its genes and cloned it using the new genes could they draw a conclusion.
Shen Bing had originally planned to supervise Clarence and the others' experiments the next day, but then he received another piece of news: a delegation from India would be visiting Phantom Immortal Technology that day.
The delegation was led by India's Minister of Health and Family Welfare and included numerous industry association members and business representatives.
Their stated objective was to establish comprehensive cooperation with Phantom Immortal Technology, including introducing Deep Geothermal Power Generation Technology, expanding sales channels for Phantom Immortal Technology's products in India, and importing Cancer Cure No. 1.
In truth, everyone knew that their main objective was Cancer Cure No. 1.
There was no helping it. Every country in the world was now desperate to get its hands on Cancer Cure No. 1, and India was no exception.
If no such medicine existed, that would have been one thing. But once it appeared on the market, any government that failed to do everything possible to bring it into the country would inevitably face widespread public resentment.
As a country whose population was second only to Huaxia's, and whose level of development lagged far behind it, India's burden on its healthcare system was easy to imagine.
Shen Bing had expected an Indian delegation to visit Phantom Immortal Technology. He simply had not expected India to be among the first countries to approach the company on its own initiative.
Well, it did not seem to be the first country, either. That distinction should have belonged to the Americans, except they had been turned away. Even after several days of negotiations, they had received no definite answer.
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