The advent of automobiles rendered the luxurious horse-drawn carriages beloved by English aristocrats obsolete.
The emergence of smartphones, in turn, rendered the old-fashioned mobile phones that could even be used for bricklaying obsolete.
The birth of Eastern Medicine Company was destined to put most unscrupulous pharmaceutical enterprises out of business.
The era of exorbitant drug prices was about to draw to a close.
Thanks to the efforts of Su Fan and Eastern Medicine Company, the citizens of Yang City and people from other places would someday "fall ill less often, afford to get sick, and afford the treatments."
The little butterfly that triggered the butterfly effect in the pharmaceutical market had energetically begun to flap its wings in Yang City.
In the not-too-distant future, both the domestic and international pharmaceutical markets would be fiercely shaken by the butterfly effect it caused.
