God's imitator

Chapter 537 Auditor

The four bottles are exactly the same size and shape, the only difference being that they have labels that say "Class C painkillers" or "Class M painkillers".

Unscrew the caps and tear off the seals; all four bottles contained small white pills of exactly the same size, about 5 millimeters in diameter.

Perhaps there are subtle differences between these pills? But Ye Lin held them in her palm and stared at them carefully for a while, but she couldn't tell the difference at all.

"Since they are four different types of drugs, their effects must also be different."

"The rules of the game also state that these drugs have real-world counterparts and even corresponding side effects."

"But I really can't think of a specific way to verify it right now."

"Perhaps we need to take some kind of medication and observe the body's reaction? Or perhaps the doctors and auditors have some special mechanism to distinguish and verify this?"
"No matter what, my role is 'sales,' so this isn't something I should worry about."

"My main concern is how to make a good impression on the auditors and sell these drugs."

Before entering the game, Ye Lin paid for 3 minutes of visa time, which turned into 3 basic medical points.

If she does nothing, the medical points will disappear when the game ends, meaning she will lose 3 points.

However, if you exchange all these medical points for medicine and then sell them to other players, even if you don't make any profit, you can still convert them into 3 special medical points.

You can recoup your investment completely when you leave the game.

Furthermore, the more special medical points you earn, the more visa time you will convert when you leave the game.

Therefore, Ye Lin decided to temporarily set aside the specific differences between these drugs, because without relevant professional knowledge, studying them would likely be a waste of time.

She now has a more important task to do: to memorize the prices and suggested retail ranges of these medications as much as possible.

There are no paper or pens in the room, nor any props to help with memorization. However, if the price is wrong when selling, it may trigger a violation and result in a deduction of visa time at the end of the game, so you must try your best to remember it.

Then, while trying to memorize the information, Ye Lin bought two bottles of each of the four medications from the vending machine.

In this way, she had a total of 12 bottles of medicine. There was one opened "sample" of each of the four types of medicine, and the other 8 bottles were unopened products.

She wanted to try to sell these drugs to doctors through auditors, and then to patients.

If a certain type of medicine sells out quickly and has good sales, she will consider continuing to stock up.

The game is about to begin. Ye Lin sends applications to both reviewers' rooms simultaneously and waits patiently.

She ultimately did not choose to include medical points, not because she was reluctant to part with them, but because she was worried that doing so would have the opposite effect.

The identities of a "salesperson" and a "patient" are, after all, different.

If neither of the two reviewers accepts her application in this round, she'll have to put in more money for the next round.

A moment later, Ye Lin heard a "beep" sound from the small screen next to the door of the review room in Area A, and at the same time, the door clicked open.

This means that the auditor in Area A has agreed to her invitation to meet.

Ye Lin tidied herself up a bit, took the four kinds of medicine she bought from the vending machine, and stepped into the A-zone review room.

……

"Hello."

Ye Lin politely greeted the players in the review room.

The female player opposite me was a complete stranger, but each player wore a name tag around their neck. [Community 23 - Shen Qingyun]

"Please sit down."

Shen Qingyun pointed to the seat opposite, but her cold attitude gave people the feeling that she was not easy to get along with.

Moreover, for some reason, this attitude gave Ye Lin a strange sense of déjà vu, as if she had really encountered a doctor in the hospital who had been working overtime for several hours without having a chance to eat.

Shen Qingyun looked to be around thirty years old. She simply tied her hair into a single ponytail, with a few stray strands tucked behind her ears and clipped to the temples of her glasses. The lenses in the metal frame looked to be quite strong.

Ye Lin looked around and found that the audit room was much smaller than the sales room. According to the previous floor plan, it was only slightly larger than the room for ordinary patients.

The audit room has four doors leading to two "sales" rooms and two "doctor" rooms, and a dedicated reception area has also been set up, which further compresses the space of the entire room.

Players who play the role of "auditor" actually move around in a very narrow, long, narrow area, which even feels very crowded.

Ye Lin considered how to start the conversation. In her experience, female players often encounter polarized situations in games: either they hit it off immediately, or they are even more difficult to communicate with than with unfriendly male players.

However, the other party was very direct, getting straight to the point: "You have medicine, right? Let me see it."

Ye Lin hesitated for a moment, but still took out samples of all four drugs from her pocket, which were the four bottles she had opened after her first purchase, and laid them out on the table.

She didn't want Shen Qingyun to completely control the meeting. Under other game mechanics, she might consider taking certain actions to retain her initiative.

For example, instead of giving out the medicine directly, they might discuss the rules of the game first; or they might not give out all the medicine.

But she ultimately did not do so.

Because in this game, different roles have different powers, and the status of players is naturally unequal.

The sales room only leads to two different auditors. If you fall out with both auditors, you'll be unable to do almost anything else in the game.

Judging from the layout of the game room, the "auditor" is arguably the most crucial link in the entire game, undoubtedly the most advantageous role, directly separating the sales from the "production end" from the patients from the "consumption end".

Therefore, Ye Lin finally relented and did as the other party requested.

As long as the other party is willing to accept the drug, find a way to pass it on to patients, and earn special medical points in return, then even if the other party takes the lion's share of the profits, it's not unacceptable.

After all, these are the rules of the game that are out in the open.

Shen Qingyun picked up the four white bottles on the table, her brows furrowing slightly.

However, she didn't show much confusion on her face, and then did the same thing as Ye Lin.

— Pour out the pill and examine it carefully in your palm.

Shen Qingyun fell into deep thought and remained silent for a long time.

Ye Lin didn't ask any questions, but she clearly realized one thing: Shen Qingyun was different from her. She must have certain professional knowledge and background, and might even be a doctor. Moreover, Shen Qingyun must have seen some information from these drugs that she didn't know.

Otherwise, there's no reason for him to think about it for so long.

Unless it's just a charade, it's meaningless under the current rules of the game.

Ye Lin desperately hopes to meet Qin Cheng in the game, but unfortunately, given the current situation, it's more likely she won't.

(End of this chapter)