I Am Not the God of Medicine: I Started to Make My Fortune from Indian Magic Oil

Cheng Yong was reborn in a parallel world, and familiar faces appeared in front of him. Lu Yiyi, who was suffering from cancer, Xiao Huangmao, who was full of justice in his heart, Zhang Changlin, who sold counterfeit medicine, and his divorced ex-wife and children... All the experiences in his previous life made him understand that if the economy is the backbone of a country, then medicine is the lifeblood of a country. Cheng Yong decided to invest in the pharmaceutical industry, but he didn't understand this industry. How could he accumulate capital? Fortunately, Cheng De's anti-cancer drug subsidy system means that regardless of whether you buy at a fair price or sell at a loss, you will receive subsidies. Then start making a fortune from Indian sacred oil. Imported medicine worth RMB 40,000 is only sold for RMB 80. A shot of anti-cancer drug costs 1.2 Million, but only sells for 12,000. Businessmen called him a troublemaker in the pharmaceutical industry. The people call him the future god of medicine, and he should be respected and loved as much as possible. Pharmaceutical companies around the world collectively banned him. But the people raised flags and shouted in support of him. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.