After Being Fired, I Became a Beacon of Medicine

The pricing is unreasonable. My friend is a pharmaceutical representative, and recently a new drug was developed to treat thrombosis caused by high cholesterol, significantly reducing symptoms. This drug requires three or four injections over two years, with each injection costing 10,000 RMB. The research and development costs exceeded 2.1 Billion RMB.

The protagonist's cheap medicine sales force competitors to follow suit, otherwise they won't sell their drugs. However, their production costs are higher, so they don't make much money by lowering prices and are forced to declare bankruptcy. This results in over 1.3 Million people in the pharmaceutical industry losing their jobs, affecting over 1.3 Million families and over 5 million people. 🙂 This isn't saving lives, it's causing deaths!

Some book reviews say the male protagonist is a cancer on humanity, causing pharmaceutical companies to stop researching new drugs and setting medicine back ten years. I wonder, in a novel where the male protagonist has a system, is it really necessary for him to care about these petty squabbles? He should understand that the protagonist is the tide of the times.

I have this feeling that getting these drugs out there will lead to me being shot eight times in the back and committing suicide. 😁😁

Medical complexes are more sinister than military industrial complexes.

Hopefully, the protagonist won't make money without hiring dozens of bodyguards, otherwise, selling medicine so cheaply, he'll definitely get hit by a dump truck.

Actually, pharmaceutical companies invent drugs not to completely cure diseases, but to cure them and then prolong the duration of medication—ideally, to make patients take only that one drug for their entire lives—that's how they maximize profits. How can the protagonist make money if every drug completely cures the disease?

I don't understand what the author was thinking. Unless the protagonist is immortal and his cheat-like abilities never fail, who will develop new drugs without a protagonist? At this price, normal pharmaceutical companies would lose money, and no one would do business at a loss, so no one would develop new drugs. Raising the price wouldn't be agreed upon by the authorities or the public, and it would result in huge losses and a huge investment in rebuilding the pharmaceutical industry.

In the real world, a new drug is released, and people die.

The protagonist's system was created by an alien civilization, right? The protagonist has no research capabilities; all his abilities come from the system. After squeezing out other pharmaceutical companies that focus on research, the system will add unknown substances to all drugs. The protagonist, being just a puppet, won't understand, causing a global epidemic. Then, the system will detach from the protagonist, who will be killed.