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Chapter 78: The Unfathomable Depths
Everett Luminar lifted his coffee, taking a gentle sip. "At its core, the business of medicinal herbs is still a business. Let's first discuss the differences," Everett began. Brian Adams nodded immediately in agreement. "The most profitable aspect of the medicinal herb business, business-wise, should be the retail end," Everett continued. "Because when doctors prescribe medicine during consultations, the consultation fee is essentially included in the cost of the medicine!" "Indeed, that's true," Brian concurred. It was clear they were discussing the trade in traditional medicine, not modern pharmaceuticals, as the latter is known as the pharmaceutical business. Beyond the traditional medicine departments in hospitals, all visits to traditional medicine clinics do not require a reg
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