The original twenty bottles of Gene-Enhancement Drug had been given to twenty special forces soldiers. Over the past few months, their contributions had far surpassed those of a fully staffed special operations battalion.
The Military had kept these results strictly confidential. Not a whisper had leaked to the outside world.
Those twenty men had effectively become a trump card.
But from what Shen Bing was saying now, he seemed to want to make the Gene-Enhancement Drug widely available. That would undoubtedly cause enormous upheaval.
Shen Bing merely smiled calmly. "Chief, you really don't need to worry. At the very least, no one will be able to reproduce our Gene-Enhancement Drug for the next twenty or thirty years. Besides, we'll only be offering it domestically for now. Surely the problems you're worried about won't arise?"
"You're oversimplifying things," Chief said. "The moment this drug becomes available, it will cause a massive stir worldwide. Whether we sell it abroad or not, the outlook is far from reassuring. Even setting international affairs aside, unrestricted sales would have an adverse impact on public security at home. We need to consider this very carefully before proceeding."
Finally, Chief added, "In some respects, the Gene-Enhancement Drug could have an even greater impact than medicine that extends people's lives."
Shen Bing fell silent. Although Chief had not spelled it out, he understood what he meant.
This truly was something where a single change would affect everything else.
But if they did not proceed, who knew how long the future space program would be delayed? Shen Bing could recruit people from around the world and then give them genetic enhancement, but that approach had its limitations.
There was another crucial factor: it would be best to bring the country on board. Otherwise, Phantom Immortal Technology would face far