People might doubt it, but what kind of product would make them stop in their tracks, unable to just pass by?
“It’s the panacea!”
Just taking it would get rid of parasites, block electromagnetic waves, improve skin, prevent hair loss, cure hemorrhoids, and even enhance virility!
Even if you advertise it like this, eight out of ten passersby would turn to look.
“But what if it’s sold as an easy-to-drink tea?”
Probably, though I can’t say for sure, people here would drink only this panacea instead of medicinal tea day and night for a while.
Yeah. If there’s no clear way to prove the harm of medicinal tea, wouldn’t it be enough to just push it out of the market with a better product?
[…But a panacea? Isn’t that a total scam?]
The Demon King asked worriedly, but Seongjin tapped the lamp and replied confidently.
“Don’t talk nonsense, Demon King. In this world, you see, there’s an amazing phenomenon called the placebo effect.”
Even if you drink plain water, as long as you believe it’s medicine, people are bound to see some improvement in their condition.
[So what I’m saying is that it’s a scam—]
“Shut up! It’s just respect and belief in the infinite potential of the human mind!”
Think about it, Demon King. This is all for the greater good. We can drive out the medicinal tea, people can escape the danger of the gray plague, and most importantly, we can turn a simple country boy into a self-made businessman. This is truly killing three birds with one stone, no exaggeration!
Plus, if the tea sells well and Oliver gets fully established on the side? We’d be making a huge contribution to…