The plan for the traditional Chinese medicine factory was proceeding in secret. Cheng Jun remained in the village for the time being, awaiting the next move.
The allure of Luo's Pharmaceutical was too great. Its countless traditional Chinese medicine formulas and blood disease medications held a fatal attraction.
They were obsessed with Huaxia's traditional medicine but had no way to plagiarize it on a large scale. Many of the formulas were constantly changing, passed down by word of mouth.
Traditional Chinese medicine was different from Western medicine; it wasn't something you could master just by attending a school. It required hands-on instruction to appreciate the nuances of every prescription.
Treatments were tailored to the individual, not based on a one-size-fits-all answer.
The bait had been cast; now it was just a matter of waiting for the fish to bite.
