After the villain was defeated, she still had power in the government

As soon as he returned to the Ministry of Justice, without Fu Yutang's instructions, Tian Taihong, the head of the Ministry of Justice, came to him with a booklet and said to Fu Yutang, "Sir, the five drug-testing mice that Renkangtang borrowed last time all died. Renkangtang has already set a date to open a five-day free clinic next month as agreed before. This time they want to borrow ten drug-testing mice. Do you want to borrow them?"

After a pause, he added, "The coroner who was responsible for handling the bodies of the test mice found that the deaths of the five test mice were unusual, and it seemed that they were poisoned by a Gu."

Otherwise, how can we say that you are wise?

At that time, they didn't understand why the adults wanted to recycle the dead mice.

Later I gradually understood that, in addition to the adults' concern that other people's careless handling of the mouse corpses would cause an epidemic, the mice's corpses could also be used to peek into the movements of major pharmacies in the capital.

Like now, don’t we know that Renkangtang is secretly making poison?

Originally, they all thought that raising mice was not a proper job for adults, and renting out mice was a way to make money.

Who would have thought that they were the really stupid ones who could not see the various intentions behind the adults' actions!

Before the appearance of mice, when major pharmacies in Beijing developed new drugs, they would basically look for poor people with nowhere else to go to test the drugs.

Among those who test drugs, except for a small number of people who are ill and want to try their best to save their lives, most of them are poor people who are too poor to survive and come for the meager rewards of drug testing.

However, no matter which one it is, the person will always be tortured beyond recognition after trying the drug, and eventually die with regret.

Doctors who develop new drugs often suffer tremendous psychological pressure after witnessing the tragic deaths of drug testers, and thus interrupt their research and development.

All I can say is that such a situation is a torture for both doctors and drug testers.

Well, in fact, it is easy to think about it. All medicines are poisonous. Patients will have side effects when taking medicines, let alone healthy people?

Besides, how can developing a new drug succeed in one go?

You have to keep experimenting.

If the researchers do not have enough experimental subjects and a strong enough heart, it will be really difficult to succeed.

At this time, the mice raised by adults came in handy.

With mice, major pharmacies no longer have to look for people to test drugs, and doctors doing experiments no longer have to bear huge moral pressure, which invisibly speeds up the process of drug research and development.

The most crucial point is that poor people can also be spared the pain of drug trials.

what?

You say that you are robbing the poor people of their chance of survival?

That's really underestimating adults!

Your business of raising rats has not only not taken away the livelihoods of poor people, but has also created many opportunities for them to make money.

For example, if drug testing mice are rented out, does the pharmacy need to hire someone to take care of them?

The adults said that the pharmacy could send one person to visit and learn how to take care of mice. If the apprentice came from a poor family, considering the apprentice's educational conditions and ability to accept new things, he or she could be allowed to bring one more person to visit and get three learning opportunities from the mouse breeder.

For example, if a pharmacy wants to recruit people who come from a peasant family or below to do odd jobs, they can come to the Ministry of Justice and fill out an application form for a newbie. After the Ministry of Justice verifies that the situation is true, they can lend them a drug-testing mouse for free.

Etc., etc……

In short, after all the requirements were announced, major pharmacies began to give extra preference to children from poor backgrounds when selecting apprentices, which also gave those children the opportunity to master a survival skill.