Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 1164 Lincoln

While Alex was feeling confused, the middle-aged man beside him also started walking in the direction of the crowd.

It seemed as if these people all shared a common goal, for they were walking in the same direction. It only piqued Alex’s curiosity even more.

“Where are you guys headed?” Alex asked, stopping the middle-aged man.

The middle-aged man paused and explained to Alex, “I forgot to tell you about this: Master Lincoln distributes medicine at the square every Friday. This medicine can cure the flu that’s going around. Master Lincoln’s like a god to us. The pills he sells are all miraculous medicines. They will undoubtedly be very useful for this flu outbreak. If we’re late, we might not be able to buy any.”

If there really was a miracle cure for this flu, wouldn’t the flu in this area have already been eradicated? The people wouldn’t be so worried about it then:

Alex wanted to see if this Lincoln was truly a skilled master or just a swindler who bluffed and deceived.

moment, on the high platform of the square stood a middle-aged man around fifty or sixty years old. Dressed as a priest, he exuded an air of ethereal grace and

stood four or five young priests dressed in clergy robes, each with a small table in front of them. On the tables were

please. Do quiet down!”

people below the stage. respectfully closed their mouths and stopped talking.

at the expense of my own cultivation, in order to help everyone recover from this flu outbreak. Here are the pills I’ve refined over the past seven days. Each one is the result of my hard work and dedication. I know that you are all ordinary people without much savings, but these pills are made from

to salvation, and his actions

not easy for

ten thousand for one pill. Buying one for five thousand yuan to ensure our safety

wife and child. Sure enough, they didn’t catch the flu. This medicine is truly miraculous. Moreover, it dissolves instantly

of the people below the stage, a mirthful smile grew on Lincoln’s lips. It seemed that setting the price at five thousand per piece was still too low. He