When Hank left, he didn't forget to thank Zhou Mo Sen.
But on his stiff and ugly face, there was a look of utter disarray.
A tough guy, a DEA agent.
Investigating a case to the very end.
Only to find that everything was legal.
He would surely doubt life.
He would absolutely feel lost.
He was unsure if there was any meaning to what he was doing.
Zhou Mo Sen didn't know what Hank would do afterwards.
But at least Dr. Zhou had done his best.
That's just how the United States is.
It's just that damn shitty.
Actually, not long after Oxycodone hit the market,
someone discovered there were major issues with the drug and reported it directly to the FDA.
However, the FDA is also a very 'kind' organization.
They very straightforwardly took care of the person who raised the issue.
After that, there were no more questioning voices.
If Oxycodone were strictly controlled, it wouldn't really be a big problem.
In China, it would be a red prescription.
