In a simple and positive way, I think that after taking the medicine, it is actually extracting the memory of the past, so it is also known to me; at the same time, there are some scenes that show the protagonist's very delicate observation, and there will always be solutions to problems encountered. method; the male protagonist has also been learning and acquiring new information.
Maybe "medicine" can be some kind of self-motivation, something that prompts you to act, and you are constantly learning and acquiring new information so that you have a delicate power of observation, constantly thinking and telling yourself that there is a solution, then you at least don't give up, the way Maybe also; sometimes it may be that you didn't know you could do it or had the memory.
No matter whether the interpretation is correct or not, if there is something useful and beneficial for oneself, isn't that also a good interpretation?
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