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

Chapter 3918

The world was never fair, even in the face of death.

Many poor people lived in the most desolate areas of Asia, Africa, and Latin America. A glass of unclean water might cause malaria, promptly taking away a young adult's life.

If an ordinary man of the working class was diagnosed with cancer, a good social security system could allow him to live perhaps ten years more.

In the best tumor hospital in the world, some patients could even survive the middle and late stages of cancer and live five years more, or even longer, as compared to an ordinary healthy man. Those in the auction who were fortunate

enough to win the bidding for the Rejuvenating Pill had a chance to be fully recovered, even if they were diagnosed with mid-stage or late-stage cancer. They could extend their life from a few months to years or decades. Charlie used this special auction with special rules and forms to show the participants a miraculous medicine never seen before in the world, the Rejuvenating Pill. Little by little, he revealed the appeal of the pill to everyone. The competition might be cruel, but no one was willing to miss their chance of survival.

They weren't afraid of sacrificing their wealth to win the pill. On the contrary, they were more worried that they had insufficient funds and had no chance to pay.

the two who were fighting for the last quarter pill were

the situation early on. They should've been aware of their own abilities. As they were unable to bid for the last pill, they should've have recklessly fought for the first. Unfortunately, their wrong decision forced both of them to a dead end. It was too late t

but feel envy, jealousy, and hatred for the African tycoon, who had

chance to join the auction next year, they must go all out and

pushed the price to a new height,

down. The

giving up meant accepting death. Without a miracle, he would be lying in an exquisitely made coffin and buried in the ground under the

bid. He placed a bid of thirty-five billion and one hundred million US dollars. Lee was on the verge of breaking down as well. He wiped the cold sweat and forced himself to bid for

billion and two hundred

close to the limit of his funds. Both men were akin to two gladiators that had been fighting for a long time. Both knew that the other party had one

for several rounds. Soon, the price had

last, the