On the days I was using drugs

Author: Lu Buwei
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This is a long anti-drug novel written by the author based on his personal experiences. Thirteen years ago, the young author, under the influence of a "friend," succumbed to temptation, driven by curiosity and a desire to compete, and took his first dose of. From then on, there were second, third, and fourth doses, an unstoppable cycle that led to addiction and a tragic, irreversible situation, as if he had stepped onto a one-way street. He entered and exited a compulsory drug rehabilitation center three times, enduring a "toxic torment" and a "prison-like suffering" that destroyed his career, love, and body. He attempted suicide several times, filled with pain, regret, and a sense of unwillingness, yet he fought back stubbornly. However, the demon of clung to him relentlessly, and he was unable to break free, forced to watch himself fall into the abyss.
The novel realistically and vividly depicts the process by which the demon of lures people step by step into the abyss and the endless that follow. It is like a gentle rain nourishing silently, yet killing unseen, leaving one shaken to the core. The demon's cruelty, hatred, and insidiousness are beyond the strength of ordinary humans. The best way to defeat the demon of is to never take it in the first place! The author writes with blood and tears, delivering a powerful message. Through his own harrowing experiences, he warns people: is something to avoid at all costs, for once it takes hold, it is too late. "One day of use leads to ten years of rehabilitation, and a lifetime of longing for." "In the face of, everyone is equal." "A single wisp of smoke can destroy a life, leaving only regret."