However, the Mainland had one advantage that neither Taiwan, Hong Kong, nor Tokyo possessed: the police were exceptionally responsible, and anyone caught carrying drugs, even just a gram or two, was immediately hauled in for a blood test and thrown in prison.
Chen Xianhai smuggled drugs into the Mainland, and his most crucial rule for his subordinates and mules was absolute: no using.
Because the moment someone used, drugs remained in their bloodstream, and if they failed a random blood test at customs, no matter who you were, the public security organs would lock you up. If you were caught on drug charges, personal connections were useless until the full legal process played out.
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