Supreme Son-in-Law-Chapter 923 - 921: Fair Pricing, Winning Hearts

This time’s presale quantity and the prices of these miracle drugs.

Under the gaze of thousands, amidst everyone’s expectant eyes, Xu Kun slowly said, "Everyone, the exciting moment has arrived, we’ve reached the stage to announce the pricing of our cancer miracle drugs."

"We at Celestial Medicine are releasing ten miracle drugs capable of curing cancer, with each bottle lasting a month and priced at 68,888."

Following Xu Kun’s announcement, the ten miracle drugs appeared on the big screen, with their prices listed below each one.

All cancer miracle drugs are priced the same, at 68,888.

At first glance, this price seems more expensive than other miracle drugs.

But, these are drugs capable of curing cancer, which means spending 68,888 can cure cancer.

What about other miracle drugs? They cost hundreds of thousands annually and merely suppress cancer. To continue, who knows how many hundreds of thousands must be spent—it’s a bottomless pit.

In comparison, the price of 68,888 is remarkably reasonable.

"It’s actually 68,888, much cheaper than I imagined."

"That’s right, a miracle drug able to cure cancer; even selling it for over a hundred thousand wouldn’t be expensive in my eyes. Celestial Medicine really has a conscience."

"I estimate, just like Celestial Life, domestic cost is conscientious, and overseas it doubles, making big profits off foreigners."

"That’s how it should be; previously, foreigners profited from us, selling at sky-high prices here. Asking for merely double isn’t enough—they some times mark up a few hundred times, right? Not marking up by a hundred times would be looking down on them."

"Exactly. Six hundred thousand to cure cancer, they’ve actually still profited."

...

Upon hearing the pricing, everyone on site was somewhat surprised, praising Celestial Medicine’s conscience.

Simultaneously, some offered strategies to Celestial Medicine, encouraging them to make more extensive profits from foreigners, perhaps selling each bottle for millions.

Moreover, such plans resonated with many, gaining their enthusiastic support.

Indeed, previous sky-high priced drugs from abroad have genuinely angered them; they’re eager to retaliate, hitting those arrogant foreigners hard.

"Over sixty thousand? Nearly seventy thousand? Isn’t that somewhat high? After all, cancer patients are quite pitiable."

"Is over sixty thousand still expensive? These are miracle drugs that cure cancer, remember those worthless suppressive drugs sold for tens of thousands."

"Exactly, Celestial Medicine is indeed conscientious—they’re not talking about profits, at least don’t let them suffer losses. Do you realize how much money Celestial Medicine poured into research? The development costs are likely staggering, not to mention those top-notch scientific talents."

"Although over sixty thousand is significant, comparing it to the tens of thousands for worthless drugs, it’s exceptionally reasonable—over sixty thousand can cure cancer, while others cost hundreds of thousands annually and only suppress it. Still think it’s expensive when comparing?"

"Yes! And Celestial Medicine has already acknowledged the difficulties faced by cancer patients, securing low-interest loans for them. Once cancer is cured, isn’t it easy to pay back tens of thousands? Life will only get better."

"Celestial Medicine’s integrity is undeniable; if anyone dares disparage them, I’ll wield my forty-meter saber."

...

Online, some initially questioned whether the price was too high, but airily got denounced.

Indeed, many online still have judgment, knowing that this price is exceptionally conscientious—it seems unlikely anyone’s words could sway them.

"If this price truly can cure cancer, it’s really very reasonable for us. You have no idea how much we’ve spent on cancer over the years—was it useful?"

"Without exaggeration, once you get cancer, no matter who you are, treatment costs at least hundreds of thousands, potentially more, even reaching millions. Now, spending tens of thousands can cure cancer—we’re truly satisfied."

"If it can indeed cure cancer, the money spent isn’t wasted, for we deeply understand the difficulty in curing cancer."

"Thank you, Celestial Medicine! If cancer can be cured, I’ll forever hold gratitude for you in my heart."

...

Simultaneously, countless cancer patients also emerged to voice their thoughts, speaking up for Celestial Medicine, expressing heartfelt gratitude.

Indeed, it seems friends of cancer patients view prices as a non-issue—the crucial point is whether cancer can be cured. If cancer can be cured, it outweighs everything in their hearts.

What’s more, this price isn’t truly expensive; it’s a profoundly conscientious price.

...

Moreover, numerous cancer patient households burst into joy with Xu Kun’s price announcement.

In a certain urban village, Xiao Tong, watching the live broadcast, rushed excitedly into a room upon seeing the price on screen, eagerly exclaiming, "Dad, the miracle drug price for curing cancer is now out—over sixty thousand but less than seventy thousand!"

Upon hearing this, the man on the bed furrowed his eyebrows, responding somewhat laboriously, "But, we don’t have that much money!"

"Don’t worry! Celestial Medicine has already secured low-interest loans for us cancer patients, allowing any cancer patient to apply for a loan at 2.5% annual interest from the bank," Xiao Tong replied with a smile, unconcerned.

"Is that true? Celestial Medicine really is kind—we must thank them." Upon hearing this, the man’s eyes lit up, clearly very excited.

Seeing his reaction, Xiao Tong smiled even more happily, her gratitude towards Celestial Medicine growing stronger.

...

In truth, domestically, many families like Xiao Tong’s emerged from the shadows upon hearing of the miracle drug’s pricing and realizing they could apply for low-interest loans, filled with confidence in the future.

...

Simultaneously, in Dragon Country’s key region, several super bigwigs were astonished upon hearing this price.

"Haha! Good kid, never let me down." The first bigwig excitedly pounded the table upon hearing the price, jumping up with excitement.

"Indeed, resolving cancer for tens of thousands—it’s simply invaluable."

"Celestial Medicine, Fengxue Group, and the young man behind it are beyond praise; Dragon Country needs more such enterprises."

"I suspected it might not be expensive, but didn’t expect such a low pricing—can they recoup the R&D costs selling at this price?"

The other bigwigs also lavished praise on Ye Feng and Celestial Medicine, believing this time’s effort by Celestial Medicine to be exceptional, saying it couldn’t be any better.

"Don’t worry, he’ll surely raise prices for overseas sales later. He’s done it before." The first bigwig replied calmly with a smile, unconcerned.

"Right!" Upon hearing this, the other bigwigs recalled previous Celestial Life strategies and remained unperturbed.

Domestically, profits aren’t necessary, but abroad, substantial profits can be made—R&D costs, everything shifted to foreign patients.

Moreover, it doesn’t concern them—it isn’t their responsibility.

"In the future, it seems we must favor Fengxue Group even more, wouldn’t you say?" The first bigwig proposed.

"Support!"

The other bigwigs unanimously expressed support.

Although Fengxue Group hasn’t directly requested such advantages, they can’t simply ignore it.

Subsequently, doubtlessly numerous preferential policies will benefit Fengxue Group, poised to rise once again....