When Assistant Wang heard this, he shook his head and denied it, "No, this is an ordinary prescription."
Ancient medicine is not so easy to refine, let alone the name of the honorary vice president is someone who has never heard of it.
Seeing this, the vice president's eyes narrowed slightly, and he didn't ask any more questions.
Not long after, the warehouse manager prepared all the medicinal materials, and Assistant Wang left with the medicine.
After the people left, the vice president asked the warehouse staff what medicinal materials Assistant Wang wanted.
The warehouse staff didn't hide anything, they said all the names of the medicinal materials, and then went to grab the medicine again.
Standing next to the vice president was Pei Rong, and when he heard some of the uncommonly used herbs mentioned by the warehouse manager just now, he felt a little familiar.
But for a while, I didn't think of anyone who had used these herbs recently.
Pei Rong looked at the vice president, pondered for two seconds, and then said, "Vice president, most of these medicinal materials are for conditioning effects, not like those used to refine ancient prescriptions."
The vice president is in his fifties, and people who understand medicine are doing a good job of keeping in good health. They seem to be in their early forties at most. He nodded and replied: "Well, there is really nothing special about it."
Even if there is something special, there is a prescription, and the steps of refining medicine are not known, the grade and effect of the refining will be different.
When Pei Rong heard this, he didn't take it seriously. He looked at the warehouse manager who was still taking medicine for them, and said, "By the way, vice president, is there any research on the book I gave you last time?"
When the vice president heard him mention this, the expression on his face became obviously interesting, "Many of the prescriptions in the book you gave me are very wonderful, and they should be some ancient prescriptions passed down."
After a pause, the vice president said again: "But it may be that I haven't studied it thoroughly, and I always feel that there are some shortcomings."
Pei Rong's eyebrows moved slightly, and he only said, "This book was handed down from my family's ancestors. It should be relatively ancient, so it will not be so easy to study."
"That's true. I'll look at the book later. If you're not in a hurry, I'll return it to you later." The vice president said.
Pei Rong smiled, "It's okay, you can study it slowly."
The vice president nodded, he admired this kind of person who can read words and demeanor.
Soon the warehouse manager took out the medicinal materials that the two asked for, and the vice president was still busy, so he left first.
When Pei Rong left, he finally remembered why the medicines in President Wang's prescription list were familiar to him. Aren't there some medicines that Lin Shuwen came to him to buy some time ago
Pei Rong was slightly puzzled, but in the end he didn't speculate too much, it was just a coincidence.
After all, the diseases targeted are similar, and the prescriptions used are not bad.
*
Assistant Wang sent Huo Yao a WeChat message to ask where to send the medicine, but Huo Yao was still in the school laboratory when he received the WeChat message. It happened that Min Yu had sent a message asking her when the afternoon would end, thinking about it, and then I called Min Yu.
Min Yu said yes and hung up the phone.
Min Ji'an, who was sitting across from him, still held a cigarette between his fingertips. Hearing his nephew's tone when he was talking on the phone, he couldn't help feeling chills, wondering if this kid had two faces.
Min Yu raised his eyebrows and looked at Minister Min. His eyes were as cold as usual. He took a sip from the teacup in his hand, and the WeChat on his phone rang. It was Huo Yao who sent Assistant Wang's number.
He checked the time, then sent Zhuo Yun the phone number, asking him to pick up the things now.
After finishing the order, he raised his head to look at Minister Min, and asked unhurriedly, "Uncle, what did you ask me to do for you?"
(end of this chapter)