If the price of this technology is too high, most disabled people won’t be able to afford it.

Everyone prefers researching technology that makes quick money, big money.

Everything originated from Su Xiaocai having a father who was missing an arm; this little fact, not many people know.

After all, only after the mechanical arm was officially sold did Daddy Su’s mechanical arm change its appearance.

He turned back and forth, performing all possible actions, the doctor chuckled softly, "Truly worthy of being the most expensive one; even the joint simulation is the most accurate."

You get what you pay for. Like Grandpa Luo’s mechanical limb just now, it looks real, feels good to the touch, but if you look closely, you can see that its pores are fake, hairless, and the texture isn’t exactly vivid.

The man’s one is different, whether you look closely or from afar, it’s indistinguishable from a real hand.

"Very good, thank you doctor."

"No need to thank me, I just oversee a little."

"Still need to thank you." Although the person helping to book Su Xiaocai’s place wasn’t the doctor, being able to once again possess a hand like a normal person, he’s still grateful to everyone involved.

The man just walked out of the hospital when he saw Grandpa Luo holding his granddaughter, still waiting in the hospital lobby. He glanced at them more than once, that glance froze him.

Su Xiaocai stood together with a handsome young man, Su Xiaocai had slightly disguised himself, with a pair of black thick-rimmed glasses, blocking the sharpness in his eyes.

The imposing manner reduced to thirty percent, looking clear and honest, although still charming and petite, it’s hard to connect with the lively image seen in photos and videos.

The young man exuded a cool demeanor, also wearing glasses, but they were silver-rimmed glasses, and behind him was a cute-skinned robot.

The two seemed to have a nodding acquaintance with the two from the Luo Family, stopping to greet each other as they walked by.

The Luo Family’s granddaughter boldly hugged the robot, clamoring for her sister to come dine at her house to thank her.

Su Xiaocai had no choice but to say she would visit when free, but relying on her having free time, who knows when that would be.

But the little girl was deceived by Su Xiaocai’s deceptive expression, chattering about what she liked to eat.

Suddenly, Su Xiaocai looked up, she felt a strong gaze and recognized the man as the person responsible for publishing the Mang Blood paper; smiling, she nodded.

Unexpectedly, Su Xiaocai was so easygoing, the man calmly returned the nod, and then awkwardly smiled, very nervous, unlike a leader.

Su Xiaocai was here to see the hospital director; the director wanted to delegate some of the mechanical limb orders to small clinics under hospital management, so there wouldn’t be a need to send two emergency doctors on purpose.

Bai Fu went on a business trip to other planets, for decisions, only Su Xiaocai could come, other salespeople couldn’t make such decisions.

Only Su Xiaocai had to make the trip.

She may be hands-off, but she’s not completely without concern; she still needs to understand her own affairs. On this matter, Su Xiaocai was too lazy to haggle with people, so she brought Ji Li along to let him use his skill with sharp words.

Mechanical limbs might not have shown their power on the battlefield, but they’ve demonstrated their flexibility to the Ten Stars.

Previously, their fame surged for a time, then declined because production couldn’t keep up.

Now with genetic medicine shortage, mechanical limbs are brought up again, old stories revisited, easily diverting attention once more.

Many small clinics want to cooperate with mechanical limb factories; installing mechanical limbs isn’t difficult, all it takes is a steady hand for a successful installation.

Of course, this could relieve pressure from public hospitals, though it’s certain that small clinics will profit, many small clinics are private and uncontrollable in terms of pricing.

Talking prices one by one, Su Xiaocai found it bothersome, she voiced her concerns.

Bai Fu then told her, "Now all small clinics need to be networked, including private hospitals; except for medication treatment prices being different, everything else falls under control."

With this premise, Su Xiaocai proceeded with negotiations.

Mechanical limbs will gradually become widespread, even if not considering sales to small clinics now, eventually the business will surely expand downwards.

After all, installing mechanical limbs is easy, just need a doctor to oversee.

Su Xiaocai bid farewell to Grandpa Luo and granddaughter, turned to handle matters, when a gurney rushed past, followed by two doctors and several others hastening along.

Vaguely, Su Xiaocai saw that person’s hand cut halfway.

"Was it an accident?"

The vice director hurriedly came to greet Su Xiaocai, rubbing his brow, "Probably not an accident." He glanced at Su Xiaocai, embarrassed to explain.

"Let’s discuss inside."

Entering a hastily prepared small meeting room, the vice director wanted to dive straight into the main topic, but Su Xiaocai returned to the injured person.

Some matters can’t be avoided, feeling strange, paying more attention doesn’t hurt.

The vice director was more embarrassed, although this matter wasn’t Su Xiaocai’s problem, but it had a substantial connection to her.