The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

Liam took the medicinal mud that Charlie had fused together with the Healing Pills and brought it back to The Apothecary Pharmaceutical. That afternoon, Liam used the medicinal mud to produce exactly seven hundred boxes of the Apothecary Restoration Pill. After that, Liam took out twenty boxes from it and locked the rest of the medicine in the safe.

Immediately afterward, Liam then instructed his confidants to start publishing news domestically to ask for volunteers to test out the new anti-cancer drug. He also asked of these volunteers to provide a description of their own family situation as well as information about their actual cases to be reviewed.

According to Liam's plan, he intended to use a week to gather applicants before selecting the most suitable one hundred people from all of these applicants. After that, he would invite all of them to come to Aurous Hill to focus on the drug trials.

It was said to be a drug trial, but Liam knew very well in his heart that Charlie was actually giving an opportunity to these one hundred people or these one hundred families to be reborn.

After making all these arrangements, Liam rushed to the airport with twenty boxes of the Apothecary Restoration Pills and hurried off to the United States.

Liam was still feeling somewhat nervous at the moment when the plane took off.

He did not know of the efficacy of the Apothecary Restoration Pill yet and so, he did not know whether he would be able to complete the task that Charlie had given to him.

However, he never would have dreamt that the Apothecary Restoration Pill would actually garner huge attention in the United States.

On the night when Liam set off for the United States, the Wade family's Concorde also quietly flew off to Aurous Hill to prepare for Charlie's trip to the Middle East in advance.

Charlie not only agreed to meet up with Porter at the Beirut Airport in the capital of Lebanon, but he

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