For Minhong these days, hospitalizing or even crippling people is far too easy. Anyway, those guys deserve to die; after all, they're kicking people when they're down by taking money from poor patients. To do this in Minhong's hospital is like a centenarian hanging himself—they're asking for trouble.
The number of nearly two thousand hospitals was simply too enormous. Even with the help of a third-party platform, "Smart Information," to investigate, organize, and provide feedback, Luo Jimin and his team still had to constantly review and check the information of each hospital in the system. The four of them worked on-site, immediately reporting any issues they found, discussing them together, making a decision, and then publishing it in the relevant hospital system. The anger and the sleepless nights left all four of them with bloodshot eyes. The air in the room was already filled with the smell of coffee, but that didn't stop them from working.
Meanwhile, the situation at Minhong Wuhan Hospital was quite different.
Upon receiving orders from the Security Team Headquarters, the captain of the Wuhan Security Team directly approached Li Kuangyuan, dictated the password to the Wuhan Hospital Director's account, and then assigned two core security guards to be responsible for Li Kuangyuan's safety.
After completing these tasks, the security captain immediately summoned the team members who had previously been responsible for hospital security. He disarmed them on the spot with their batons and other equipment, and then coldly conveyed Minhong's decision to settle scores later. He then personally threw these people out of Minhong Hospital. He felt quite guilty, as he had always assigned veteran team members to the membership application and medication purchase areas, neglecting to place trustworthy team members in the later outpatient services. This was why he had been kept in the dark, and the job rotation system had not been implemented. Therefore, he was considered to have neglected his duties.
"Get out of the way, we need to see Dean Li!"
A sharp female voice rang out outside the dean's door. Li Kuangyuan recognized it as Yin Xiulan, who was well-liked, clashing with the security guards. Putting down his mouse and temporarily pausing his familiarization with the dean's permissions in the system, Li Kuangyuan walked to the source of the voice and opened the door.
"Dean Li, you're finally here! Everyone was so nervous. We've poured so much effort into this hospital, treating it like our own home. We can't let it close down! What do you say, Dean Li?"
Yin Xiulan's smile was very warm, and her tone became gentle and pleasant. In just a few words, she summarized and expressed the feelings of her colleagues, which made the people behind her nod repeatedly.
“I made a decision first, as everyone has seen in the announcement, that I can decide to close the hospital. That’s what the announcement says. But my decision not to close it is invalid because I can only offer my opinion on not closing it. The head office will handle it at its discretion.”
Li Kuangyuan's words about whether or not to shut down the hospital left everyone a bit confused. Seeing their bewilderment, he raised his voice. "Personally, I think the Wuhan hospital should continue to operate, so I'm racing against time to familiarize myself with the hospital's situation and the status of all the staff. I'll also be asking some colleagues to provide information later, so please make sure your communication channels are open. I don't have much time, and I need everyone's cooperation."
As soon as Li Kuangyuan finished speaking, cheers and applause erupted outside the dean's office.
"Everyone, please be quiet. You are all aware of the head office's decision this time. Wuhan hospitals will still lay off the vast majority of ordinary doctors, as well as some nurses and other support staff with lower professional qualifications. Please be fully prepared. I can only try my best to retain suitable employees within the scope provided by the head office."
Li Kuangyuan raised his voice again, and after pressing down on everyone's excited emotions with both hands, he poured cold water on them, instantly freezing the enthusiastic atmosphere. No one spoke in the entire corridor anymore.
"As for you, Director Yin," Li Kuangyuan said with a smile, looking at Yin Xiulan, "Minhong is not purely a charity. Think about the rest yourself, or you'll regret it later."
“You…” Yin Xiulan’s eyebrows shot up suddenly, then returned to their normal shape, as if the raised eyebrows were just an illusion. Her voice became charming, “Dean Li, I know I have done some things wrong in my work in the past, but I am determined to correct them. Your instructions are the direction for my future work. I hope you will not exclude me from the candidate list. Apart from you, I dare say that no one in the Department of Surgery II is more professional than me. Please give me a chance.”
Yin Xiulan adopted a roundabout approach. She understood Li Kuangyuan's meaning and knew that those words were not alarmist. In previous years, some distributors who counterfeited Minhong medicines had been brutally murdered. Now, she was making money within Minhong and directly ruining Minhong's reputation. If she was told that her fate would be even more tragic, she would believe it. Therefore, she placed her hopes on Li Kuangyuan. As long as Li Kuangyuan decided to keep her, it meant that they would still be family in the future, and the mistakes of the past could naturally be forgiven.
Li Kuangyuan was somewhat bewildered by Yin Xiulan's words. He really didn't expect her to be so calm at this moment, and that she actually wanted to use his relationship to stay at Minhong Hospital. This was simply absurd.
No longer wanting to waste time with Yin Xiulan, Li Kuangyuan retreated back into the room, reached out and closed the door. "I'm still busy, you can all leave now. Keep your communications open, you can go home now."
After saying that, he closed the door to the luxurious and heavy dean's office. Behind the door, Li Kuangyuan clenched his fist heavily, a burning passion surging within him. He wanted to transform this hospital into a model of efficient operation, and the decision to only treat critically ill patients in the future was exactly what he wanted to hear.
From that moment on, the cleaning work at Wuhan Minhong Hospital began, and this cleaning is spreading rapidly throughout the country, causing a sensation that has shocked the entire society.
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Chapter 422 The Viciousness of Morning Mist (Third Update)
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The King of Kuwait, Elijah al-Hossal, has recovered. However, he still considers himself a recovering patient and refuses to leave his bedside, demanding that Lin Yao come to check on him at least three times a day, leaving Lin Yao both amused and exasperated.
However, considering the exorbitant medical fee of 500 million euros, Lin Yao transferred some of his overseas work to the Kuwaiti Royal Palace, which prevented his travel plans from being delayed too much.
Lin Yao has been away from Chengdu for a week, having smuggled himself out of the country. In this week, in addition to earning 500 million euros in consultation fees, he also helped several previously promised members treat patients who had used their free treatment slots. Although he didn't make any money, he preserved the reputation of "Angel".
The original number of members who lent money to Minhong was over one hundred, most of whom were from the United States and the United Kingdom. After the governments of these countries intervened and demanded that they recover their loans, only twenty-three creditors remained who were willing to continue lending. Among them were the three families who formed the Chicago consortium, and even the arms dealer Holler Ford. This surprised Lin Yao greatly, as it revealed the complex relationship between American arms dealers and the US government.
Lin Yao was already well aware of Minhong's domestic and international experiences. Besides the rapidly rising star company "Jiuren Pharmaceutical" in China, an international organization called the "Allison Center for Human Potential Research" had emerged. It was this organization that pressured governments at all levels to isolate and suppress Minhong Pharmaceutical, leading to simultaneous actions from both the Chinese military and foreign governments, making Minhong's situation increasingly difficult.
The Allison Human Potential Research Center is said to have successfully developed a drug that can rapidly enhance human potential, much like the legendary gene evolution drug. The samples provided by this research center are highly praised by research institutions around the world. Although it cannot be replicated, its miraculous abilities and effects have been developed by research institutions in various countries. As a result, this drug, which has profound value in national defense and military affairs, quickly surpassed any of Minhong's products. Even in the eyes of the government, it cannot be compared with Lin Yao's unique "Life-Giving Pill" and other elixirs, because this drug is said to be mass-producible.
Holler Ford personally traveled to Kuwait to meet with Lin Yao, bringing him a gift—the second-generation potential-enhancing drug "Gene II" from the Allison Human Potential Research Center.
Lin Yao's research was conducted in private, in a bedroom in the Kuwait Royal Palace, where he opened the three "Gene No. 2" samples sent by Holler Ford.
"Yaoyao, this is a toxin. It must have been created by 'Morning Mist'. This toxin can rapidly enhance the functions of various tissues in the human body, which is why it can cause a rapid increase in personal strength."
Xiaocao's tone was very serious. She did not expect that "Chen'ai", who should have been extremely injured in her memory, would recover faster than her. In the few years that she and Lin Yao were healing, Chen'ai not only created "Nine People Pharmaceuticals" in China, but also established a human potential research institute that has influenced major countries around the world, and even developed a second-generation drug.
Although this "Gene No. 2" doesn't require any special research—it can be obtained quickly by simply having "Morning Mist" provide a toxin sample, then purifying and testing it—the fact that such a product has appeared indicates that the injury "Morning Mist" suffered was not as serious as imagined. This further suggests that if Lin Yao and Xiao Cao were to confront it at this time, they would likely die a tragic death.
Lin Yao didn't make a sound of surprise after hearing the information provided by Elder Yi Potian. He vaguely felt that the military's attitude was also related to Jiang Liu and "Morning Mist," so he wasn't too surprised when he heard Hollie Ford explain that the US government had notified various families to distance themselves from Minhong Pharmaceuticals. However, the fact that "Morning Mist" could produce the drug also showed that he and Xiaocao were really running out of time.
"Yaoyao, why aren't you saying anything?"
It took Xiaocao a while to realize that Lin Yao hadn't moved. Suppressing her worry, she asked a question.
"It's nothing. I was thinking about how to keep my medical true energy from running low, and how much pseudo-elixir fire I would need to store to refine that 'Tai Sui King' into a pill."
Lin Yao responded in a deep voice, saying that any worry or tension would be useless now, and it would be better to focus on solving the problem.
“By the way, Yaoyao, this toxin from ‘Morning Mist’ is definitely not the final version. There’s no point in it creating this; it will only damage its own strength. Moreover, this kind of drug only catalyzes the burst of human potential for a short time. It’s not even as good as our ‘Human Nuclear Force.’ At least our stuff doesn’t affect human health after the potential is unleashed, but this ‘Gene No. 2’ will cause human organs to age or even partially fail after the potential is unleashed. Let’s go and find out more.”
Xiao Cao carefully analyzed the reaction of Lin Yao to the "Gene No. 2" that he had ingested. She drew a preliminary conclusion. She really wanted Lin Yao to ask for an ordinary person to conduct the experiment, but she found that he was far away overseas, and apart from the Grand Elder Yi Potian, there was no one else she could use. She decided to leave some people behind to conduct experiments on ordinary people at a later time, to carefully observe the effects and to gain a better understanding of the situation. However, this was too simple a matter, and she felt there was no need to tell Lin Yao.
Lin Yao immediately rushed to the small conference room in the palace and asked Holly Ford directly, "Mr. Ford, I have another question."
"Lin, please speak. I will try my best to answer any questions you may have, because we are already friends."
Holler Ford smiled broadly, feeling quite pleased with himself. He had long ago decided to continue cooperating with Lin Yao because intelligence indicated that with Lin Yao's help, China had developed a formidable force, elevating the strength of an entire division to an extremely high level.
Although the gene serum provided by the Allison Human Potential Research Center was equally effective, even surpassing the individual combat capabilities of the Chinese team, top-secret research revealed that the side effects of this gene serum were quite severe, potentially limiting soldiers who took it to only three to five years of life. Furthermore, the individual abilities of these soldiers would decline sharply over time.
China's steel-like army has been formed for more than three years, and the individual abilities of those soldiers have been continuously improving. It seems to be a kind of physical transformation without side effects, and the most effective transformation at that.