When checking his harvest, Peter Brown found that among them were several strands of immortal grass, which were also considered rare.
After planting the immortal grass in the ground, Peter went to the front of the building.
Gilbert Thompson had been waiting there early. Upon seeing Peter, he asked, "How did it go?"
"It's taken care of."
Gilbert had already formed his own judgment of Peter, knowing him to be an awesome character, so he didn't ask further questions.
"Well, the medicine for AIDS and cancer can be mass-produced. However, my medicine is for prevention. If someone's already sick, then a more effective drug is needed for treatment. At the moment, I don't have time to work on those."
"As long as it can effectively prevent, that's enough."
"The operations of the pharmaceutical factory must proceed swiftly. I personally have many things to handle and don't have the time to treat patients daily."
