APTX is a possible component of this drug, and it is an organic substance. It is an acetal obtained from growth hormone analogues and aldehydes. Catalyzed by hydrogen ions in gastric juice, it is decomposed into toxic aldehydes and analogues. It is estimated that only a few people have specific enzymes to isolate a detoxifying aldehyde. So if they take APTX, most people will die. This auxin analogue can deceive cells and participate in genetic activities. It consists of five elements: C. H. O. N. P. There may be S. Cl, but there is no B, such as Si. The molecule has multiple hydroxyl groups, no carboxyl groups and aldehyde groups, and may have carbonyl groups. There must be aliphatic rings (five-or six-membered rings) in the molecule, and small aromatic rings (benzene rings or, and substituted benzene rings and heterocyclic rings) as substituents. There are several aliphatic hydrocarbon groups with 4 or less carbon atoms. There is no alkenyl alcohol and quinone structure in the molecule. There are no large aromatic rings (such as anthracene rings) and large aliphatic hydrocarbon substituents. Nitrogen exists in the form of -NR3 and is enclosed in the fatty ring. APTX is slightly soluble or almost slightly soluble in water, and reacts with alcohols under the catalysis of enzymes to generate ethers, so its function is inhibited. However, when blood flows through the liver, it slowly hydrolyzes into alcohol and APTX together with the condensate of alcohol, and alcohol is absorbed by the liver. So ethanol can only temporarily inhibit APTX. The improved experimental version 4869 (from fan fiction's Miracle, also known as Miracle of Kudou Shinichi, written by Lan) was developed by Hai Yuan Ai Shi, which completely changed the nature of poison. It can reactivate the regenerative function of cells, divide rapidly, and make people who are dying out of the brink of death. The only side effect is that users will temporarily lose their memory. P.S. Absinthe may be the first user of this kind of drug.