Chloe Sinclair understood.
Although the medicine in Zenthia was cheaper, its efficacy was still far from what it was in her past life.
Most importantly, the pharmaceutical market wasn't as strictly regulated as it had been in her past life, making it incredibly difficult to even buy the medicine.
A single bottle of medicine costing 37,000 was almost half a year's savings for an average family. For a poor family, such a price was completely unaffordable.
Worst of all, a patient might need one, two, or even three boxes of this medicine a month.
"Eight, I suddenly have an idea for something new to research."
She wanted the patients of Zenthia to have medicine to take, and to be able to afford it.
"Tens of millions of people in Zenthia are diagnosed with cancer every year, and the mortality rate is terrifyingly high. If I could develop a new drug to control the progression of the disease, couldn't I give them new hope to live?"
