Anyway, it means that this batch of medicines must not be circulated on the market and must be destroyed.

He was also very sure that Hu Shoucheng understood what he meant at that time and should know the seriousness of the matter.

Fang Buwei would not know what happened next.

If Hu Shoucheng was thinking, was so heartless, and wanted to make a fortune without scruples, and was carrying Fang Buwei to blacken this batch of medicine, Fang Buwei would not believe it.

After all, it’s still an old world. Fang Buwei thinks that he is still somewhat sure of his own view of people.

Hu Shoucheng really deserves his name, calm, restrained, loyal, kind and open-minded, otherwise he would not have been selected by Hu Wenhu and sent to be his deputy...

Fang Buwei concluded that Hu Shoucheng could not do such a thing.

What if you think more deeply?

Could it be that Hu Hao was carrying the stone and hitting himself in the foot?

For example, Hu Shoucheng had no time to deal with this batch of medicines and did not dare to move them, so he kept throwing them into the warehouse.

After Hu Hao came, he would definitely ask when he was in Panku, why these medicines were not sold, and Hu Shoucheng naturally had to tell the truth.

Maybe Hu Hao felt that it was too wasteful, or for other reasons, he would move out the batch of medicine and sell it...

Although this logic is far-fetched, this possibility cannot be ruled out.

Because they knew that this batch of medicines was poisonous, only Yu Erjun, Hu Wenhu, Fang Buwei, and his uncle Xiao Zaiming and his father-in-law Chen Jiang were slapped, and there was no more...

Even Hu Shoucheng only thought that something went wrong when this batch of medicine was made, was there something wrong with the ingredients? What side effects would people have caused by taking it? The prescription was just out of caution that he was asked to destroy this batch of medicine. In fact, the problem was not big...

If Hu Shoucheng had this mentality, then if Hu Hao insisted on using this batch of medicine, Hu Shoucheng would definitely not firmly oppose it...

Next, something happened became natural.

But these are just Fang Buwei's guesses, but it is not difficult. If you want to find out whether this is a fact, Hu Shoucheng will be clear after asking.

But first of all, we must avoid Hu Hao and not let him know that he has arrived in China, otherwise Hu Hao will press this matter on Fang Buwei's head 100%.

Fang Buwei still admires Hu Hao very much.

When I thought of Hu Hao returning to Nanyang, I knew that everyone was lying to him, and I wonder what kind of mood it would be.

Maybe Hu Wenhu would not tell Hu Hao the truth at all, but instead made up another reason.

After all, he is not a real son, and Hu Hao is a man with a bit stubborn personality and a little sensitive. Hu Wenhu really has trouble spreading some things and talking to Hu Hao.

Forget it, no matter what, let’s figure out the origin of this batch of medicines first...

...

Hu Shoucheng has been saved by Hu Hao for money and is dealing with the follow-up after the pharmacy is closed.

People are in the big pharmacy.

This is not a big deal. Even if Nakamura knew that he had come to see Hu Shoucheng, he would not think too much. So he was safe and Fang Buwei didn't dare to show his disguise skills. He simplified his makeup and came out.

After he arrived at Tibet Road, he found a telephone booth and called the pharmacy first. He said that he was from the post office and had a valuable package that Hu Shoucheng needed to pick it up in person.

When Hu Shoucheng heard that it was sent from Nanyang, the sender was still Qi Xisheng, so he naturally didn't hate to speak... After all, the big boss now is no longer Qi Xisheng, but Hu Hao, and his surname is Hu...

But Hu Shoucheng still didn't admire Qi Xisheng.

There is no need to compare too much, just compare with Hu Haofeng.

Hu Hao is known as the top young talent in Nanyang, but what have he done in the past six months since he came to China?

It seems that the two of them are apart, and they are incomparable to Genqi...

He explained to the shopkeeper in the store and said that he wanted to go out to do something. Hu Shoucheng left the pharmacy alone and called a rickshaw.

As soon as he got into the car, Fang Buwei also called one and followed behind.

He kept leaving Tibet Road and was sure that he would not meet a pharmacy guy or a man from Hu Hao. Fang Buwei asked the coachman to speed up and catch up with Hu Shoucheng.

"Boss Hu!" Fang Buwei greeted him enthusiastically while sitting in the rickshaw.

Hu Shoucheng turned his head and saw that he looked familiar.

ps: Recommend a text of the Anti-Japanese War: "The Immortal Military Soul of the Anti-Japanese War".

This is the most sentimental and in-depth book among the Anti-Japanese War articles I have read so far. I recommend it to you!
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