Professor Lin said, "I've read all the information. The neural pathways formed by drugs like Mrs. Shi's are very stubborn, and conventional withdrawal methods are of limited effectiveness."

Shi Heng clenched his fist unconsciously, "Is there no other way?"

"Based on our clinical experience, I recommend using emotional stimulation to override drug dependence."

Professor Lin called up a set of experimental data, "But it requires an extremely strong and sustained emotional impact."

He hesitated for a moment and said, "I suggest you consult a professional psychologist."

He wrote down an address. "Go to Dr. Su Rui. She's an expert in post-traumatic reconstruction."

At ten o'clock in the morning, Shi Heng arrived at a small white building on the outskirts of the city.

Dr. Su Rui's clinic is warm and comfortable, and does not look like a medical institution at all.

"I understand the situation." Su Rui put down his pen after listening to the narration.

"Professor Lin is right. The best way now is to use new emotional memories to cover up the old drug dependency."

"You and Mrs. Shi are getting married next month. This is the best opportunity."

"How should we do it specifically?" Shi Heng asked nervously.

"Three key points." Dr. Su Rui raised her finger. "First, create a lot of fresh and exciting shared experiences. Second, establish unique physical contact habits. Third, in situations where medication may interfere, use stronger love to cover it up."

Seeing Shi Heng frown, she further explained, "For example, if you smell sandalwood at a wedding, you should immediately interrupt her association with it with your own intimate gestures."

"It could be a certain type of hug or even a passionate kiss."