Traveling through the Republic of China, I married a dead person

Over the past few days, Wan Qili and Su Bai have been almost inseparable. In the absence of any progress on Luo Pinzhang's side, she has to ensure Su Bai's safety 100%. She believes that Yang Rufeng will be able to accomplish this. Time passes day by day, and at this final moment, no mistakes can be made.

But there had been no news from Yang Rufeng for several days, and after hearing what Wan Qili said, Su Bai couldn't help but feel worried. After all, he had gone through so many ups and downs along the way, and there had been too many unexpected events.

"Let's go find Captain Yang and see what happened!" Su Bai took Wan Qili out. When they passed by Vice President Zhang's door, the door was not closed tightly and the sound of several people shouting could be heard from inside.

"Vice President Zhang, penicillin is in good condition. You are out of stock. We have several seriously injured patients waiting for it!" A female voice.

"Yes, you have to think of a way, even if you can borrow some from other rescue teams. The wound of one of our wounded has a large area of ​​infection. If we can't get penicillin, he is doomed to amputation!" This is the voice of a middle-aged man.

Vice President Zhang immediately rebuked him: "You didn't give the patient penicillin immediately after the operation, but waited until he got infected before you got anxious. Don't you know that you need a larger dose of penicillin?"

The male doctor immediately explained that because the stock of penicillin was running low, they decided to use it only on seriously injured patients, and the person who suffered a large area of ​​infection was not a seriously injured patient.

"I asked you to take more penicillin the day before yesterday!" the male doctor said again.

Vice President Zhang: "Didn't I tell you that we don't have any stock here?"

The female doctor spoke again: "Vice President Zhang, you were unfair when distributing penicillin. Why did the Seventh Rescue Team get 10 boxes of 500 tubes, but only 4 boxes of 200 tubes for us?"

The male doctor also said that the 300th Rescue Team had fewer medical staff and admitted fewer wounded soldiers, but was still allocated 200 units, while their th and th Rescue Teams were only allocated units.

Su Bai recalled what Teacher Li had said to him, that penicillin and erythromycin would soon be out of stock, and he was right.

Su Bai could understand the unfair distribution. There was no absolute fairness in this world. Vice President Zhang was so busy that it would be difficult for him to complete this matter perfectly. However...

There is a problem here. In addition to the 50 pieces of penicillin given to the military field hospitals, nearly 50 pieces were distributed to the rescue teams of Shanghai Medical College. Even if the distribution was not averaged based on size, each rescue team could get nearly two pieces of penicillin, which means that almost each rescue team could get 2000 pieces.

Judging from the conversation we heard, the male doctor and the female doctor were from two different rescue teams, most likely the 200th and th rescue teams they mentioned. Each rescue team was only allocated doses of penicillin.

And the 500th and 300th ambulance teams they mentioned were only and respectively!

After Su Bai pulled Wan Qili downstairs and out of St. Peter's Basilica, he expressed his doubts.

"It must be Vice President Zhang who was greedy!" Wan Qili immediately gave a guess. She believed that Vice President Zhang knew very well the efficacy of penicillin. Now that penicillin had begun to be used on a large scale, its effectiveness would soon be recognized by many doctors. By then, penicillin would become extremely valuable.

Even though penicillin has not yet been recognized by the government and the military, at the strong request of the doctors in the medical school, the medical school will allocate a batch of funds for emergency purchase of penicillin while applying for funding from the government.

By then, Vice President Zhang will surely become rich overnight.

Wan Qili also further analyzed Vice President Zhang's motives for doing so. As one of the three parties in the streptomycin cooperation project, Shanghai Medical College did not include Vice President Zhang, who was fighting on the front line at great risk, in the streptomycin research team. This completely angered Vice President Zhang, who threw away his manners and returned to the medical school to make a scene, but still did not get the result he wanted.

Since I couldn't get any fame, I would find a way to profit from it. But at this time, the people from St. Mary's Ambulance wanted to seize Su Bai's power, and Vice President Zhang took the opportunity to get the distribution rights of penicillin and erythromycin.

From this perspective, the St. Mary's incident was not necessarily caused by Japanese spies there, but was most likely manipulated by Vice President Zhang behind the scenes.

The more Su Bai listened, the more confused his mind became. With so many possibilities and clues in front of him, was this a test of his detection and reasoning abilities?

She admits that she is not cut out for it.

"Then you said, about Vice President Zhang submitting clinical records to the Health Bureau..." Su Bai felt that this was the most important thing for him. It didn't matter whether Vice President Zhang had hidden the penicillin for personal gain as Wan Qili analyzed.

If it is true, there is nothing I can do about what has already happened.

Wan Qili thinks there is no need to worry about this. Vice President Zhang will definitely do his best in this matter. He needs to get the government's approval for penicillin to further expand its influence.

He knew very well that even if the government approved the investment in building a factory, it would take some time from site selection to formal production. He had enough time to sell the penicillin in his hands at a high price.

First he made a profit, and then he gained fame after the pharmaceutical factory officially went into production. It can be said that Vice President Zhang gained both fame and fortune.

Su Bai was confused. Although Wan Qili's analysis was very logical, she still felt that it was unlikely that Vice President Zhang, who came from a scholar background, would have such a strong business acumen.

Ignoring the confusing clues, Su Bai, led by Wan Qili, walked for nearly half an hour and arrived at Yang Rufeng's residence.

Yang Rufeng was not there, and a lieutenant of the military police who recognized Wan Qili told them that Captain Yang had been busy running around to various rescue teams these days. He left in the morning and came back very late, and every day when he came back he would curse his mother without exception.

"Why are you cursing?" Wan Qili asked. The lieutenant shook his head. He didn't know the specific situation. He didn't even know what Captain Yang did in the medical team every day.

Su Bai understood that this was to keep it secret.

Due to the constant infiltration and disruption by Japanese spies, Yang Rufeng's approach of narrowing the scope of people who knew about the incident was correct and appropriate.

"Then... let's come back in the evening or early in the morning." According to the lieutenant, if they wanted to see Yang Rufeng, they could only come back in the morning or evening.

Why did Yang Rufeng curse his mother? It was obvious that things were not going well for him.

All he had to do was to go to the medical team to find doctors who had used penicillin, listen to their verbal description of the effects of the medicine, and then sign the transcript. Yang Rufeng thought this was easy, and Su Bai also thought it was not difficult. Now it seems that he thought it was too simple.

Su Bai and Wan Qili stayed in their room all day, waiting to go find Yang Rufeng at night to find out the real situation.

Vice President Zhang went out again and no one came to disturb her. They waited until after dinner. When Su Bai and Wan Qili were about to leave to find Yang Rufeng, a nurse ran in with an envelope. Someone had just delivered this letter and asked Miss Lan to open it personally.

Su Bai opened the envelope. Inside was a piece of paper a few fingers wide with a line of words written on it:

Today is the 13th. I give you one more day. If you don’t show up at the designated location before 6 p.m. tomorrow, you will regret it for the rest of your life.