I made plans to conquer the heroine in advance, and the protagonist was dumbfounded!

"Okay." Xia Hongge nodded heavily.

Li Hao said directly: "Just go out and buy some Chinese medicine for me."

Xia Hongge was surprised and asked, "You want to study Chinese medicine?"

Li Hao nodded: "That's right, my accumulated knowledge tells me that at this time, traditional Chinese medicine has more hope."

Just then, the dean pushed the door open hurriedly.

"Doctor Li, the news has just been reported. Someone from above wants to come and see you in person."

After the dean finished speaking, he looked at the doctors in the conference room and coughed twice.

"You guys go out first."

The doctors were still a little confused and wondered as they walked out.

"Why did someone from above come down to see Dr. Li in person?"

"I am not sure as well."

An expert suddenly saw a group of people coming in front of him, his face immediately became serious and he saluted.

"Chief..."

Zhu Gu Hai sat in a wheelchair, greeted everyone with a smile, and was then pushed into the conference room.

As soon as he saw Li Hao, he smiled and said, "Doctor Li, I didn't expect to see you again so soon."

Li Hao hadn't expected that it was Zhu Gu Hai who came in person, so he smiled and replied, "I really didn't expect it."

The dean standing nearby looked a little confused: "Do you two know each other?"

Zhu Gu Hai smiled and replied, "Yes, Doctor Li treated my legs."

The dean was shocked when he heard this. He looked at Zhu Guhai's leg carefully and asked, "Didn't they say your leg is incurable?"

Zhu Guhai said tacitly, "Doctor Li said it can be cured."

The dean looked at Li Hao doubtfully: "Can it really be cured?"

Li Hao nodded: "It's no big deal."

The dean was so surprised that his jaw dropped.

Zhu Gu Hai saw the dean's reaction and said nothing. After all, he was also very shocked when he learned that it could be cured.

He didn't want to waste any more words and said directly: "Doctor Li, we take the problem you found very seriously."

"Although I know you don't belong in any hospital right now, Wuqu Hospital needs you now."

"My superiors have discussed this with me and have decided to grant you the highest authority, allowing you to lead us through this difficult time."

Li Hao casually asked, "Have all the hospitals been notified of their response measures?"

Zhu Guhai nodded: "The measures have already begun to be implemented." His expression became serious again, "But it will take some time for them to be fully implemented."

"Some media outlets have already received the news and are reporting extensively."

The dean's expression was not good either: "The media will cause panic if they do this."

Li Hao glanced at his watch and said calmly, "We must race against time to develop the drug before the number of infected people breaks out."

Zhu Guhai nodded solemnly: "Doctor Li, we will arrange the resources you need immediately."

Li Hao walked towards the laboratory and just put on protective clothing.

A clear voice like a spring rang out from behind: "Li Hao."

He turned around and saw Xia Weiyi running towards him, and quickly put on protective clothing.

Li Hao frowned: "What are you doing here?"

Xia Weiyi's fair face was unusually calm. She looked at Li Hao, a hint of stubbornness between her beautiful brows.

"Whatever you do, I will do."

She turned back and put her goggles back on.

"I am also a doctor and have my own responsibilities."

Li Hao was silent.

There is no telling how many infected people there are out there, and the most urgent task is to develop new drugs.

He didn't stop Xia Weiyi anymore. He zipped up his protective suit quickly and put on his mask solemnly: "Give me a hand."

He must win this battle for the country and the people.

Otherwise, once an outbreak occurs, the consequences will be disastrous.

Two days passed.

The media has made a big fuss about this matter.

Countless people fell into panic.

Despite official efforts to appease the public, they were unable to stop some foreign journalists from stirring up trouble.

Long queues formed outside the pharmacy and all antiviral drugs were sold out.

Panic spread everywhere.

Everyone wants to know how the country will respond.

In the end, the government could not withstand the pressure and arranged for a news team from its direct superiors to enter the laboratory for an interview.

Two reporters wearing protective suits and holding microphones stood beside Li Hao.

She first described what was happening outside, and finally asked, "Doctor Li, you are now fully responsible for all Wu District hospitals in Kyoto."

"You were the first to discover this virus. What is the current situation?"

Li Hao held a tube of essence extracted from Artemisia annua in his hand. After high-temperature disinfection, he drew it up with a syringe, injected it into the body of a mouse, and then handed it to Xia Weiyi.

After finishing all this, he looked towards the camera and said calmly: "I have the situation under control. It may sound scary, but there is no need for people to panic."

"All you can do is trust me."

The reporter quickly asked, "Over the past few days, infected people have begun to show symptoms. Doctor Li, is our first patient still alive?"

Li Hao said calmly, "He's still alive. Although there's no specific medicine, conventional treatment has stabilized his vital signs."

“But only stability.”

"As time goes on, the consequences remain unpredictable."

The reporter breathed a sigh of relief: "Thank you, Dr. Li, for clearing up my doubts. I believe the public can rest assured now."

Li Hao ignored her and continued to work. Various Chinese medicinal herbs were piled up around him.

As the reporter was about to leave, Xia Weiyi suddenly stopped what she was doing and asked, "Can you wait a moment?"

"I want to say a few words."

“I want the outside audience to understand what’s going on here.”

As expected, the reporter stopped and handed her the microphone.

Xia Weiyi looked at the busy Li Hao with distressed eyes, her eyes red. She looked back at the camera: "Hello everyone, I'm a doctor at Jiangcheng First Military District Hospital. My name is Xia Weiyi."

"Since the day the virus was discovered to be contagious, Dr. Li has led us into the laboratory to research new and effective drugs."

"We are currently isolated from the outside world and cannot receive any information."

"But please don't panic. We discovered the situation when the first patient was diagnosed, so the situation is under stable control now."

"Please also have more confidence in Dr. Li. He has been fighting the virus day and night, regardless of the risk of infection, and has not slept for two consecutive days to develop new drugs."

"Many of our doctors are working hard day and night."

"So, please don't panic, Dr. Li will definitely lead us to solve this problem."

Xia Weiyi said this to reassure the people and let them see their efforts.

Just as she finished speaking, a doctor behind her suddenly fell to the ground.

She quickly arranged for someone to carry the doctor out to rest.

"It's okay, I'm just too tired."

The reporter recorded everything calmly.

This report is broadcast every night.

Countless audiences were silent.

They looked at the antiviral drugs in their hands and logged into social media.

"Is that Dr. Li the Dr. Li we know?"

"To be honest, I felt relieved when I saw that it was Dr. Li who was developing the new drug."

"Yeah, I feel relieved for some reason."

"I don't think we really need to panic too much. Look at the epidemics abroad, how many people have died?"