Sanbo Hospital was quick to act, and their journal's registration was already complete, with the name decided upon—Medical.
An additional sign at the main entrance now read: Medical Journal Editorial Department.
The announcement of the journal's launch immediately garnered widespread support; die-hard fans in international groups did not need mentioning, as everyone eagerly expressed their intention to contribute their research papers to the first issue.
Upon hearing the news, Manstein volunteered himself, hoping to be one of the journal's peer reviewers, but he was somewhat disappointed upon learning it was a Chinese journal.
However, for a genius like Manstein, mastering a new language was a simple task, so he began studying Chinese, striving to become a peer reviewer.
Simultaneously, Manstein decided to publish a paper in the journal to showcase his support, intending to write it himself without employing a translator.
