The Goddess's Personal Doctor
Chapter 638: Debate

Chapter 638: Chapter 638: Debate

Yang Yu, momentarily not watching his words, had already imagined Tao Zi rolling her eyes at him.

However, Tao Zi swiftly replied to Yang Yu, "That’s a minor issue. Jobs are hard to find for university students these days. If the salary you’re offering meets their expectations and they can stay in Tianhai City, I believe they will agree."

"Then I’ll wait for Teacher Tao’s response," Yang Yu said. "I really need it urgently."

"Alright." Tao Zi hung up and went to make contact on behalf of Yang Yu.

It didn’t take long before Tao Zi replied, "Yang Yu, there are about a hundred students from Tianhai Medical University interested in this, but you’ll still need to make a trip yourself. They want to communicate with you personally."

Yang Yu said, "Okay, can we do it now?"

"Yes," Tao Zi said. "Our Principal Lin has already informed their principal. Here’s a number; just go directly to Director Lei when you arrive."

"Alright, I’m on my way." Yang Yu immediately set off for Tianhai Medical University and got in touch with Director Lei using the phone number provided by Tao Zi.

Director Lei was a woman in her forties, with black-rimmed glasses, looking very stern.

"Mr. Yang, hello," Director Lei said expressionlessly, and even with a bit of a sour face, "Please follow me."

"Okay." Yang Yu was somewhat puzzled by Director Lei’s attitude, but he paid it no mind and followed Director Lei to the multi-purpose hall.

There were over a hundred senior students sitting in the multi-purpose hall, all set to graduate in two or three months’ time.

Seeing how young Yang Yu was, these students were surprised, "Is this really the richest man in Tianhai City?"

"He seems to be about our age!"

"I heard he’s a third-year student from the Sports Department at Tianhai University."

"Cough cough, don’t talk about him, he might become our big boss in the future."

Yang Yu, with his excellent hearing, listened to all their discussions and couldn’t help but smile knowingly.

Students are great. As long as they haven’t left school, they’re always so lively and cheerful.

"Hello, everyone. I am Yang Yu," Yang Yu said with a smile. "You probably know what I’m looking for. I’m just not sure why you wanted me to come here. Is there anything else you want to communicate about?"

"It’s like this," Director Lei, who sat beside him, pushed her glasses up her nose and said, "Most of these kids don’t have much of a social network at home. They can’t formally join a hospital or one with good entry conditions after going back, so they want to develop in Tianhai City."

"As their department head, I’ve accompanied them for four years, and I too hope they will have better development in the future. However, I believe Mr. Yang’s project is not rigorous at all; it feels more like a capitalist game, or even a farce."

"Personally, I don’t think you are seriously in this industry, but the kids really do need a good job, so we invited you here to have a proper discussion with them."

"All you need to do is answer their questions and clear their doubts, and I won’t say anything more."

If someone else had spoken to Yang Yu like this, he might have ignored them.

After all, he was the boss coming to recruit people; who ever heard of workers being so choosy?

But Yang Yu felt that Director Lei sincerely wished the best for these students, and such a teacher deserved respect: "Okay, fire away with any questions you have."

A girl with a very gentle appearance stood up first: "Mr. Yang, I’d like to ask if you really believe that Chinese medicine can be taken directly like Western Medicine and have immediate effects?"

"Of course," Yang Yu affirmed confidently. "It’s just that the prepared Chinese medicines made using my method are quite troublesome and not suitable for widespread use, hence the need to borrow modern medical technology."

"So, you do intend to pursue this research, Mr. Yang?" the girl continued, "Most of the Chinese patent medicines on the market work because of their Western Medicine components; if this research fails, surely you’re not thinking of doing the same?"

"First of all, this project will not fail. As long as I can afford your salaries, I will continue researching until I succeed," Yang Yu stated. "And secondly, if by some slim chance it does fail, I’ll just drop the project – I would never stoop to deceiving people like those companies, falsely marketing under the guise of traditional medicines and cheating our compatriots."

Another male student raised his hand and then stood up, "Mr. Yang, if what you think matches what you say, I think you’re being too idealistic with this research project. A businessman seeks profit, and if you’re a real businessman, I don’t believe you’d be so idealistic."

"Your question is very valid, and perhaps that’s what your Director Lei thinks too," Yang Yu laughed, "Let’s make a comparison with our country’s chipset industry. Previously, many people thought it was okay to use foreign chipsets, and questioned why we needed to research our own."

"Then, there were some who used the guise of chipset research to scam money, leading many to view such research projects as scams."

"However, as we’ve seen over these years, without companies engaging in this tough and thankless task, our country would remain at the mercy of others."

"This analogy might not be perfect, but what I want to say is, some things may seem implausible, but someone still has to do them."

"Compared to those pharmaceutical companies that deceive the public with proprietary Chinese medicines, I have two big advantages: one, I’ve done extensive research on traditional Chinese medicine myself and can guide everyone in its theory."

"Second, I have many profitable projects and can bear the initial costs of research. If I were really in it for the money, I definitely wouldn’t be doing this. Why bother when making money from real estate or Internet economics is so much faster?"

Yang Yu’s words left everyone present in silence, and even Director Lei was somewhat moved.

She hoped her students from disadvantaged backgrounds could have a good future and was thus constantly worried about them being deceived.

Now it seemed that although Yang Yu was young, he held firm beliefs.

Working under such a person, they likely wouldn’t come out on the losing end.

"Alright, one last question," Director Lei said. "Mr. Yang, please prove to us that the prepared Chinese medicine you make is truly effective."

"Certainly," Yang Yu smiled. "Your school should have a herbal medicine pharmacy, right? I’ll give you a list now, gather these herbs for me, and I’ll demonstrate on the spot."

"Director Lei, you must have migraines, and the causes have remained undiagnosed, right? If I’m not wrong, you’re about to have another headache within a minute."

"I’ll prepare your medicine first, so you can be the first to attest that my traditional prepared medicine can indeed cure illnesses, and its effects are immediate," Yang Yu finished, as Director Lei’s face indeed began to contort in pain, her hand clutching at her head: "You... got it right!"