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At that time, I often thought that I was wearing a bright red wedding dress, walking in the clouds, surrounded by hundreds of birds, heading straight to the temple of the God Realm, and at the end of the clouds, there was the Son of God whom I loved deeply. He is so handsome that the goddesses go crazy for him, but he only bows down for me. But when I really stepped onto the clouds wearing a red wedding dress, I felt every inch of my skin tingling, and the red dress on my body seemed to be soaked in my blood. I deeply realized the infinite loneliness of the God Realm. The person I once loved so much stood high in the hall and greeted me with a smile. I received the envious eyes of the goddesses as I wished, but no one could understand the desolation in my eyes. From then on, there was one less Puan Lisu in the world. There is also a stunning man missing who calls her "Xiao Li'er." There is only one God Emperor with eyes full of ice on top of the high temple.

This book comprehensively combs the historical process of the occurrence, development and spread of drugs in China. The author uses a large number of domestic and foreign materials to describe the spread of opium in China before the Opium War and its social impact, narrates the facts and consequences of drug infringement in modern China, discusses the reasons for the proliferation of drugs, and summarizes the successful historical experience of drug control in the early days of New China. This book is rich in information, clear in context, detailed in cases, and vivid in text; reading this book will help solve the current drug problem.