The Female Supporting Character in Quick Transmigration is Making a Comeback

After hearing his purpose, Huang Xian'er called out to Xiao Ba in her mind, "Xiao Ba, Xiao Ba, come out quickly!"

Then, the sound of a game came from inside: "Xian'er, wait for me a moment, I'm going to finish this game!"

"Who said you have to call it if you need help? Is the game more important than me?" Huang Xian'er deliberately used a haughty tone to scare Xiao Ba.

"Xian'er, I was wrong. Of course you're more important!"

"Xian'er, tell me, what is it? I'd go through fire and water for you..."

Seeing that it was getting more and more outrageous, Huang Xian'er quickly interrupted, "Stop, stop, stop... I want to ask if you have the prescription or formula for this antidote pill in the store?"

"Xian'er, wait for me a moment, I'll go look for it," Xiao Ba said, and then fell silent.

Chen Shan and Huo Jue were still staring expectantly at Huang Xian'er, hoping to hear something from her. Seeing that she hadn't spoken for a long time, Huo Jue was about to say something...

"Please wait a moment, I'll go ask," Huang Xian'er said, planning to go upstairs to wait for Xiao Ba's news, otherwise she wouldn't be able to answer.

Just as Huang Xian'er closed the door, Xiao Ba sent a message: "Xian'er, it's available in the mall. I found it. Look at the version below."

Huang Xian'er saw the shop's page displayed before her eyes, which read "Detoxification Pill Recipe, Points Points,"

"So expensive?" My points, which I just accumulated, will be reduced by half in an instant. It hurts a little.

"Xian'er, shall we change?" Xiao Ba asked, seeing her changing expressions and unsure of her decision.

"Change!" Huang Xian'er's voice sounded somewhat like she was gritting her teeth.

Although it hurts to spend the money, it's worth it compared to helping those lovely people. I can always earn more points next time.

In an instant, a prescription with an old-fashioned feel appeared on the table.

Huang Xian picked up the prescription and glanced at it. It was covered with traditional Chinese characters written in cursive script. She recognized some of the medicine names, but not others.

Forget it, let's leave this to the professionals.

Huang Xian quickly went downstairs with the prescription and handed it to Chen Shan. "Mr. Chen, the prescription is here. Please take it!"

Chen Shan quickly took the prescription and began to read it, saying, "So it turns out there's a missing ingredient, and the proportions are also wrong..." Chen Shan was reading very carefully, even ignoring the two people beside him.

Seeing this, Huo Jue said, "Researcher Chen, let's hurry up and take the prescription back. Everyone is waiting!"

Chen Shan finally snapped out of his daze. "Sorry, I got too engrossed in reading. We'll be leaving now. Huang Xian'er, thank you for everything you've done for the country. I'll apply for an award for you."

Huang Xian'er simply smiled and said, "Forget about the reward, it's enough that I was able to help you."

Huo Jue left only the words, "Contact me again," and then left with Chen Shan. The look in her eyes was something Huang Xian'er couldn't quite understand.

Huo Jue and Chen Shan took the prescription straight to the research institute. The researchers all had basic medical knowledge and could recognize the words on the prescription.

Based on the proportions of the medicinal ingredients in the prescription, the "antidote pill" was made in a very short time. It was then tested on mice again, and all the mice survived.

Next comes the clinical trial. We have already publicly recruited trial participants, who are required to have toxins in their bodies. The subsidy is 2000 yuan per person.

Many patients undergoing dialysis at the capital's hospitals suffer from organ poisoning to varying degrees, some have been bitten by snakes, and others have food incompatibilities.

When people heard that they were recruiting test subjects for the "antidote pill" and that there were such high subsidies, they all rushed to sign up.

The number of application forms collected was enormous, but staff still needed to screen those who met the requirements; those who had undergone surgery or were in poor physical condition were rejected.

If someone has already been poisoned, and the poison is quite difficult to neutralize, they need to sign a waiver of liability, etc.

After a day of comparison, a total of 20 people were selected. These people were selected based on physical examinations, blood tests, and comprehensive judgment.

The experimental drug trial was scheduled for one day later. All patients were concentrated in one ward, staffed with doctors and nurses to prevent any accidents.

As the 20 people took the "antidote pills," the accompanying staff watched quietly.

Time passed by, and strangely enough, the patients who had taken the "antidote pills" showed no sign of pain on their faces.

The patients participating in the trial wondered if they had taken counterfeit drugs. It was impossible, since they were in a hospital with such high subsidies; how could it be counterfeit drugs?

Some people also felt much better after being attacked by the virus, feeling even better than before taking the medication.

Those who felt their health improved were even glad they participated in the drug trial, as they not only recovered from their illness without suffering but also made money—a win-win situation.

The staff recorded all of these situations.

All participants in the drug trial had their blood drawn for testing. During the testing period, these individuals were not allowed to leave the ward, and meals were delivered by designated personnel.

By the afternoon, the test results were all in: of the 20 participants, 19 had been successfully detoxified and their physical indicators were completely normal.

One person was severely poisoned; one pill couldn't clear the toxins completely, so another pill was needed.

The staff in the entire experimental ward cheered excitedly, which meant that this "antidote pill" had a 99% success rate.

The matter was quickly reported, and then a special test was conducted at the JD center in Tezhu, with all participants being drug users.

Among these people, some were first-time users, some were relapsed, and there were men, women, young and old.

When drug addiction strikes, one becomes deranged, unrecognizable to family and friends, living like a walking corpse, ruining one's entire life.

JD requires time, strong self-discipline, and a good environment. Without these, even if you succeed in JD, it is easy to relapse.

Every year, the country spends a huge amount of financial and human resources on drug control. If drugs could be used to control it, the expenses would be greatly reduced.

The first batch consisted of 10 people with mild symptoms; these were new to DP (Digital Diagnosis and Treatment).

They were all young people just entering society, not wary of others enough, casually drinking the alcohol offered by others, leaving midway through a meal to drink the water left on the table...

Less than 10 minutes after the first batch of medication was taken, tests showed that the toxins had been completely eliminated…

The second batch also consisted of 10 people, who were heavily addicted. After J succeeded, he lacked self-control and relapsed for various reasons.

Ten minutes after eating, a test was conducted, and the results showed that more than half of the substance had been cleared.

To completely cure the problem, a second dose of medication is required.

Currently, there is no drug in the world that can eliminate DP. If China can produce it, it will definitely cause a frenzy around the world.

This is a devastating blow to countries that rely on DP for their livelihood. If there are drugs that can cure DP, how can they sell them?

The fact that the "detox pill" can clear DP toxins cannot be disclosed and must be kept secret.