Si Mingjing laughed. "Is that so? But before antibiotics were discovered, even minor bacterial infections were as terrifying as cancer. A severe infection was a terminal illness; a slight mishap could cost a life. The discovery and application of antibiotics marked a great revolution in medical history for humanity."
Xian Chen couldn't refute this.
Even the three traditional Chinese medicine academicians and the other doctors present knew the significant impact of antibiotics on medical advancements. Penicillin, especially, was significant enough to almost rival the Four Great Inventions.
Another academician, Academician Zhou, said, "That's different, young lady. Don't equivocate."
By then, the banquet hall had virtually become a battlefield where Si Mingjing debated with the medical guests.
