Goodbye Jade Guanyin

Every year when the subtropical monsoon blows, Nanping Mountain is always covered with clouds and fog, and the upper half of the mountain seems to be swept away by accumulated clouds. The rain is continuous, and the green pines and cypresses are twisting and turning on the mountains. It looks so peaceful from a distance. As everyone knows, after crossing the border at the foot of the mountain and heading south 200 kilometers along the Mekong River, you will find the infamous Golden Triangle, with countless passages trampled by various armed forces. For decades, neighboring countries have been unable to control this region, and have even flirted with the big bosses in order to gain political support. Three years ago, An Xin became anonymous again. She admired those heroic predecessors in Lao Pan's words, and she chose the same path. She tried hard to forget that she had a family, a lover, and children. But how could she forget her guilt about her children and longing for her lover? She just wanted to sacrifice herself to redeem everything in the past. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.