Rebirth: Super Banking System

Chapter 2327: Chapter 2167: Surge

After getting the medicine.

At the door.

"Thank you!" The woman thanked the nurse. This was the best news she had heard in years, like seeing sunlight in winter.

Even her breathing felt different.

"Take care."

The nurse smiled.

Discharge.

While walking.

The woman recounted the doctor’s words to Zhou Yan and the more than 800,000 viewers whose numbers had surged in the live broadcast room. After listening, the chat exploded with comments.

"Less than thirty thousand in the early stages? That’s really not expensive."

"How considerate!"

"Indeed, if it progresses to mid-stage, the annual care costs are way more than that. It could change many families, a great philanthropic act."

"Yes, yes!"

"It’s about the same as cancer, but it’s not covered by insurance. For some impoverished families, this amount is quite a burden. Strong demand to include it in health insurance."

"Agreed."

"Support."

"..."

Many expressed their excitement. Three to fifty thousand, maybe a bit too much, and currently not within insurance reimbursement, but compared to the deterioration of the condition.

It’s very considerate.

Loss of speech.

Memory loss.

Paralysis.

...

The cost of care alone could be ten times this amount. Many quickly logged onto the official website of Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group.

To make reservations.

After all.

The drug just went public, so it won’t be available in other countries so quickly. Therefore, to seek treatment, most have to go to Yangon in the short term and make reservations swiftly.

As for doubting its efficacy?

Pft!

How could that be?

Does Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group need money? There’s no way they would fake it.

However.

Upon logging on, it turned out that Alzheimer’s disease hadn’t been added to the reservation list yet. As for booking under cancer and discussing afterwards, that’s not possible either.

Currently.

For cancer reservations, you must provide proof.

Otherwise.

Securing a spot only to take a trip over there for tourism, occupying the position of someone who urgently needs treatment, would be annoying. This has happened before.

And quite a lot.

Thus.

It became a rule.

Feeling anxious.

Wanted to call customer service.

Suddenly.

A prompt popped up on the website: For information regarding Alzheimer’s disease treatment, please click. Seeing this, everyone had to applaud the website’s efficiency.

As expected.

Today’s live broadcast by Zhou Yan was an unexpected event, but within twenty minutes, they had already started taking action, which was very efficient.

"Thoughtful."

"Take a look."

"..."

Saying this.

They clicked in.

The screen changed.

They entered a new webpage with related explanations. After reading it, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, it wasn’t a refutation article but was true.

Just.

Some rules were made for the reservation.

First.

An accurate diagnosis is required to prevent people from randomly applying and taking up spots.

...

Secondly.

It’s about caregiving.

After all.

For such a condition, letting someone come alone is not something family members would be comfortable with, nor would Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group, so at least one caregiver is required.

...

Thirdly.

The most controversial point.

Unlike cancer.

Initially.

Severe cases took priority.

But this time, early and mid-stage are prioritized. For the late stage, the recommendation is localized treatment, which means allowing the drug to enter the country.

Why?

Many people began to ponder. The first possibility is that Myanmar Pharmaceutical Group wants the drug to be listed in various countries, so it’s a strategy.

Second possibility.

They want to avoid trouble.

After all.

In the late stage.

Many are mostly bedridden, with almost no mobility, can’t speak, difficulty eating, emotional instability, incontinence...

Even taking a plane might not be feasible.

Boat.

Car.

Perhaps possible, but if it’s further, who knows how long it will take to trek to Yangon, how many glares and difficulties in between.

Therefore.

People generally had no objection to this requirement.

The third possibility people thought most reasonable is that most hospitals in Yangon don’t encourage hospitalization due to few beds, and if many go, they can’t accommodate everyone.

...

Lastly.

It’s about the treatment fees.

As before, one can be treated first with payment later. The price is very reasonable, straightforward and not endless, unlike before when it was a bottomless pit.

If short on money.

Borrowing is quite hard.

But.

Once there’s a cap, it’s easier to handle. Family and friends pooling funds together can make it manageable, without worrying about becoming a bottomless pit for medicines.

Everyone is willing to help a bit.

A few thousand.

It’s not a big deal.

Tens of thousands.

It’s about getting a living person back. So, people aren’t worried about the cost issue.

...

Afterwards.

The reservation function was activated.

Immediately.

Applications flowed in crazily. The first batch of applicants found out.

Wow!

They could go in just a week after, surprisingly delighted, thinking it would take months. Soon they understood the reason, it turned out Yangon New City had many houses.

Specifically reserved.

In the future.

Such patients will mainly be arranged in Yangon New City.

"This company is commendable, ten thousand thumbs up."

"Medical professionals with benevolent hearts."

"Impressive!"

"..."

After making reservations.

Excitedly, they informed their families of the good news, and learning about it, each family member was overjoyed, rushing to the relevant department to get passports and book travel.

For distant places, no choice, as flights were full, they had to transfer multiple times; nearby places, like neighboring countries, mostly traveled by land.

For a while.

The atmosphere was bustling.

...

Beijing.

A certain research institute.

"Director Shi, good news, good news." A researcher rushed into Shi Ze’s room, looking excited as he spoke. Shi Ze, who was at his office, looked up.

Frowned and asked:

"What?"

"Your condition is treatable."

"Huh?"

Shi Ze was taken aback, then, after listening to an explanation.

"Really?"

He stood up excitedly.

Happy.

For the vast number of patients,

And also for himself.

Previously.

He went with a delegation to Myanmar to investigate the Transcription Fluid, and it was found that he was a year away from early Alzheimer’s symptoms, and it made him nervous.

Unexpectedly.

Later, the other party conveyed the good news.

They had a medicine.

Now.

He waited for two years.

A year ago.

He was indeed diagnosed with early symptoms.

Waited and waited!

Hoped and hoped!

Finally.

The medicine became available today. Regarding the efficacy of the medicine, he had no doubts, as last time’s advanced medical technology was indeed impressive.

If the emergence of Transcription Fluid was a scientific accident.

Relying on luck.

Then.

-Diagnostic cabin.

-Operating room.

-Alternative medicine.

Can’t be explained by luck, with the first two representing a high level of mechanical engineering, possibly even higher than Huaxia.

Otherwise.

Many materials and structures, Huaxia cannot replicate yet.

Just.

No other high-tech technologies since have gained this much attention, overshadowing this aspect. He even whimsically thought, is it possible to have obtained alien technology?

Okay,

just a thought, the world shouldn’t be that harsh.

Why?

Aliens.

If they exist and are acquired by Ling on that side, what terrifying hidden cards would there be? It’s unimaginable, making such a reality even not cruel enough. What is cruel then?