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The Proposed work provides an annotated list of SLRs for use by dark web (DW) scholars, cyber professionals, and security agencies in analyzing and identifying criminal actions targeting the Transnational Drug Market at Online Social Network Platforms (OSN). To update a previous study, the work uses a broad automated search. We used an automated search to look for SLRs that were launched between February 1, 2015, and March 30, 2021. These SLRs are contrasted to those detected in the original study in terms of quantity, quality, and source. In our extensive investigation, we found a total of 30 SLRs linked to 28 separate evaluations. 15 of the publications appeared to be pertinent, with another 10 having the potential to be useful to practitioners. The quality of papers given at workshops and conferences improved as more academics adopted SLR norms. SLRs have fully utilized by innovators, but they are still not commonly used in criminal investigations involving the Dark Web (DW) and drug trafficking. We'll look into and report on the Dark Web's impact in diverse societal settings, such as drug trafficking. Although there are still gaps, such as primary research that frequently fails to assess quality and coverage of focused research on drug trafficking and other dark web crime incidents, they cover a wide range of issues, including online business, organized criminal events, and potential illegal market.