While 'Snowfall' provides a captivating visual narrative of the crack epidemic, the source novels offer a deeper, more personal insight into the lives affected by this crisis. Rick Ross's autobiography reveals the raw truths and realities of the drug trade, making it a must-read for those who want to understand the motivations behind the characters in the series. 

Additionally, David M. Kennedy's 'Don't Shoot' explores the historical and social context surrounding the addiction epidemic, shedding light on systemic issues that the show merely touches upon. By reading these powerful accounts, you can gain a more profound understanding of the socio-economic factors at play, enriching your perspective far beyond what a television screen can provide.

Shen Zhiheng is a gentleman in the Republic of China, and Mi Lan is the daughter of a wealthy businessman, who has been blind since childhood. They met on a fateful night when Mi Lan saves Shen Zhiheng from the brink of death. From then on they have been tied to each other and redeemed each other ever since.

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