The Goddess's Personal Doctor
Chapter 637: Competition

Chapter 637: Chapter 637: Competition

"No need." Eliza smiled faintly, "I have the last piece of the treasure map puzzle that Yang Yu wants, and now I am thinking about how to naturally hand it over to him and have him take me with him to the treasure site."

"As long as this issue is resolved, all other problems will be solved effortlessly."

Seeing that Eliza already had a plan, Dora did not say more, "Alright, ma’am, goodbye."

Eliza put down her phone and resumed reading "Three Body": "I haven’t seen Rena and Sin Ning for a long time, I really miss them. I heard one has become a mercenary again, and the other has traveled around the world. When should I go see them? Heh."

Yang Yu returned to Xia Country and immediately received a call from Wang Han, "Mr. Yang, thank you for sending three strong assistants."

"You’re welcome, helping you is helping myself," Yang Yu laughed, "But, if you want to come back, you can do so anytime."

"No, no, no, I am calling to discuss something with you," Wang Han said eagerly, "Mr. Yang, we’ve discovered a jade-producing mine here, and now several big bosses are vying for it, it’s all about who has the bigger fist. Mr. Yang, would you like to join in?"

The Myanmar Triangle does not belong to any official entity, so once a mine is discovered there, people really die.

Wealthy local families are involved, fighting until no one dares to compete with them anymore.

This kind of business is incredibly lucrative; anyone who doesn’t fight for it is a fool!

Yang Yu pondered for a moment, then thought of someone, "Wang Han, I’ll send someone over now. If he can seize it, then seize it; if not, let it be, the most important thing is still your safety first."

"Alright." Wang Han was very curious, "Mr. Yang, who exactly are you planning to send over?"

"You should know him," Yang Yu smiled slightly, "The boss of Kanghua Pharmaceutical in Tianhai City, Gu Kanghua."

Gu Kanghua originally did not want to go to the Myanmar Triangle, but when Yang Yu told him that if he could secure the mine there, he could have one-third of the mine shares without spending a dime, Gu Kanghua couldn’t think about anything else and rushed to the Myanmar Triangle immediately.

Yang Yu handed over the entire responsibility of the mine to him with Wang Han acting as his bodyguard and supervisor, responsible for protecting his safety and reporting his actions back to Yang Yu.

Gu Kanghua had no objections; he felt secure with Yang Yu’s arrangement. If Yang Yu hadn’t done this, he would have suspected Yang Yu of deliberately sending him to the Myanmar Triangle to die.

However, the first time Gu Kanghua arrived at the mine, he was still terrified by the scene there.

The mining had not yet started, and the area beneath the mine was already a river of blood, with corpses everywhere.

Every few steps, he would see several corpses.

As he walked, he stumbled over something, and realized he had tripped over a severed leg, causing him to vomit: "Urgh—"

Wang Han, seeing Gu Kanghua’s embarrassed state, couldn’t help but laugh, "Mr. Gu, you’ll get used to it, haha!"

Gu Kanghua, suppressing the urge to vomit, finally reached the front of the mine.

Looking at the vast mine stretching out before him, Gu Kanghua lost all feeling of nausea.

If he could secure this mine, making a few billion effortlessly wouldn’t be a problem at all!

No wonder so many people are fighting over it; whoever secures it, owns it, anyone who doesn’t is a fool.

Currently, the largest "investors" of this mine are the two local major families: the Pei Family and the Chu Family.

Speaking of the two great families, they are actually the local gang leaders, each with hundreds of strongmen under their command.

The two great families typically coexisted peacefully, but this mine disrupted the balance between them.

Of course, they didn’t fight too fiercely.

Aside from them, the Poison Lotus Gang was lurking nearby, eyeing them covetously.

If they fought too hard, this place would end up belonging to the Poison Lotus Gang.

As for Wang Han’s Mercenary Corps, no one took them seriously, considering them only as desperate money-makers.

After inspecting the mine, Wang Han reported the situation here to Gu Kanghua, asking him to think of a solution.

Wang Han had been a henchman before, and even though he was now the head of the Mercenary Corps, he was clueless about business.

Gu Kanghua was different, however; though he had made foolish mistakes, he was nevertheless a cunning businessman.

In such places, to survive and prosper, leadership by a cunning businessman was essential.

Gu Kanghua couldn’t think of a good solution for a while, so he said to Wang Han, "Our power is too weak; direct involvement would only result in being completely devoured. The best approach is to watch the excitement, to sit on the hill and watch the tigers fight."

"If we find that they are slowing down and want to negotiate, then we should stoke the fires again and let them deplete each other first."

"Right, isn’t there also the Poison Lotus Gang? Try to drag them in as well; the more chaos, the better."

The thought of the Poison Lotus Gang made Wang Han shiver all over.

Having narrowly escaped death last time, if he encountered that woman and old monster again, he would surely die.

However, since Gu Kanghua had chosen to sit on the hill and watch the tigers fight, not having to face the Poison Lotus Gang directly, Wang Han could accept it: "Alright, let’s do this first and see what else needs to be decided based on the circumstances."

Gu Kanghua and Wang Han took care of the Myanmar Triangle affairs, while Yang Yu continued with his duties in Tianhai City.

His main task at the moment was to cultivate a reserve force for the Traditional Chinese Medicine research base, including personnel for herb cultivation and researchers.

The recent graduates from the Xia Medical Department at Tianhai University were not bad, diligent and eager to learn; becoming useful was only a matter of time.

But staffing for Traditional Chinese Medicine research was problematic because these individuals had to be proficient in Xia traditional medicine as well as in the modern pharmaceutical manufacturing process, and such talent was certainly scarce.

Previously, many pharmaceutical factories had attempted "Westernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine," and the results were disappointing.

Some extracted active ingredients from Traditional Chinese Medicine for intravenous injections, while others added heavily effective Western medicine components to oral Traditional Chinese Medicine, dubbing it "compound medicine."

The first type of injectable medicine even caused fatalities, and most places had already explicitly banned it.

The second type of compound medicine was still selling well, but those in the know understood that these pharmaceutical factories were only deceiving themselves.

Yang Yu did not intend to follow their old path; instead, he wanted to develop truly effective proprietary Chinese medicines.

The medicine could contain elements of modern medical technology, but definitely not as the therapeutic agents.

So, he urgently needed talent!

"Getting those trained in Xia medicine to study modern medicine is difficult; how about finding a group from modern medicine to study Xia medicine?"

Yang Yu found this idea feasible and immediately called Tao Zi, "Teacher Tao, I need another group of medical graduates. Do you have any contacts at Tianhai Medical University who could help me out... ah, not pull strings, but just introduce me?"