"On the Harmfulness of Opium," what nonsense is this? Damn it, how could such content be reported!"
Henry, come here now, you need to give me a reasonable explanation…"
The one raging was none other than George-Grande, the infamous opium magnate of Britain, ranked among the top ten opium dealers worldwide.
As one of the beneficiaries, like all opium dealers, George-Grande had always firmly believed that opium was a panacea, and selling opium was a form of redemption.
He had always vehemently despised the views criticizing the harmfulness of opium.
With the advancement of science and technology, more and more people realized the harmfulness of opium and stepped forward to call on the government to ban the circulation of opium.
To continue reaping huge profits from the opium trade, opium dealers naturally shied away from these differing voices. To this end, they did not hesitate to spend substantial profits to bribe government officials, newspapers, and legislators.
