As everyone knew, every medicine strived to treat an illness. The ability to eradicate an illness was nothing but an exaggeration and was impossible to achieve.
According to Ye Lingchen's explanation, his medicine could take effect in a mere five minutes and the rabies virus could be completely eradicated in half an hour. The claim was utter nonsense.
Did he really think that the medicine he had created was a miraculous elixir?
Despite Western medicine being known for its quick results, the most common diseases of all—the cold—required three uninterrupted days of taking the medicine before one could recover.
The reason for that was because the human body had a specific process of absorbing and adapting to the drug itself, followed by a war between the drug and the virus. Said war could not be too violent, otherwise, the drug might be too strong and harm the body instead. That was why it took some time for the treatment cycle.
