You Asked Me to Turn Around a Pharmaceutical Factory, but I Built a Pharma Empire

Lin Yi transmigrates and is reborn in 2005,

becoming the small-time owner of a pharmaceutical factory on the verge of bankruptcy.

In this parallel timeline, the events of Dying to Survive are unfolding, too.

Cheng Yong, the owner of a shop selling aphrodisiac oil, is Lin Yi's good friend.

Lin Yi watches as Cheng Yong risks everything to bring generic drugs to leukemia patients, while countless others who cannot afford expensive imported medicine struggle on the brink of death.

Then Lin Yi awakens the Pharmaceutical Tycoon System. With its rewards and advanced technology from more than a decade in the future,

he turns his family's factory around,

breaks the Western monopoly, and produces affordable, highly effective medicine that gives tens of thousands of leukemia patients a new lease on life. Cheng Yong also avoids the prison sentence he faced in the original story.

Soon, a range of effective medicines that ordinary Chinese people can afford hit the market, including treatments for rare diseases and targeted cancer drugs.

Foreign pharmaceutical companies rush to pay patent fees for manufacturing licenses.

From then on, a pharmaceutical company from China stands tall on the world stage, benefiting all of humanity.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.